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I'm Andrea Gunning with another betrayal bonus episode.

As the betrayal team works hard to bring you

season three and at the same time turn Ashley's story into a docu-series, we wanted to introduce

you and Ashley to Stacey, the person who will share her story in season three. We also wanted to

check in with Erin Adams, who was having a hard day after getting some bad news.

First, we wanted to learn more about one of the organizations working to keep kids and family safe.

So we asked Jenny Coleman, the director of Stop It Now, if she would sit and speak with us.

Jenny, thanks so much for joining us today.

Oh, thank you for having me. I'm really happy to be here. I'm with us. Jenny, thanks so much for joining us today. Oh, thank you for having me.

I'm really happy to be here. I'm with Ashley Lytton. She's the subject of season two of betrayal.

Before we get into Ashley's story, I want to hear a little bit about what you do. Can you tell us about

Stop It Now? Oh, absolutely. Stop It Now is a national child sex abuse

prevention program. We actually focus on perpetration prevention, which means we really want to

help folks who are in a position that they're seeing warning signs or a vulnerable environment

and help them know what steps they can take to interrupt

any sort of harmful or abusive trajectory. It could be signs in a spouse, a partner, a family

member, your concerns that they're struggling with safe boundaries. But we also serve everyone.

Parents who have found out their child has been harmed or abused or that

someone they know has abused someone. Anybody who's in position that says, you know, I want to keep

kids safe and I feel like I could do more or I'm seeing something that's concerning me. And to do that,

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