Alumbra: a digital platform supported by a knowledge community for child sexual violence prevention

Alumbra is an initiative to address sexual violence against children and adolescents housed at the Early Institute, an NGO think tank in Mexico City, Mexico. It is grounded in a spectrum of prevention model designed to address complex public health problems, within the framework of INSPIRE, a set of WHO approved evidence-based strategies proven to prevent and respond to violence against children. This initiative integrates multisectoral collaboration and digital innovation to respond to this critical issue. Since its inception in 2018, Alumbra united over 50 NGOs, government institutions and international organizations forming a knowledge and practice community dedicated to the prevention of sexual violence against children. Central to its efforts, is a digital platform which consolidates official statistics, educational resources, tools for prevention and a directory for legal, psychological, and medical support services. With its multisectoral approach and reliance on evidence-based research, Alumbra´s digital platform has become a key reference for equipping caregivers, practitioners and policymakers alike who address violence prevention with essential resources and information. To this day, the digital platform has reached over 400,000 beneficiaries. This case study outlines Alumbra´s development while providing insight into the challenges and successes in Mexico. • Alumbra brings together over 50 allies, including NGOs, government institutions, and international organizations, combining their expertise to strengthen prevention and advocacy efforts against child sexual violence in Mexico. • Alumbra implements evidence-based prevention and intervention strategies to combat child sexual violence, providing educational resources, a support directory, data-driven analyses, and regulatory guidance to empower caregivers, practitioners, and children. • Since its 2018 launch, Alumbramx has impacted over 400,000 users, positioning itself as a leading platform for preventing child sexual violence through collaborative tools and actionable insights.

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Child Protection and Practice
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2025-05-08
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chipro.2025.100176
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Research in Social Sciences
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Alumbra: a digital platform supported by a knowledge community for child sexual violence prevention

Renata Díaz Barreiro Castro, Ana Reza Calvillo, Adrián Zentella Tusie
Child Protection and Practice
Research in Social Sciences
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Alumbra: a digital platform supported by a knowledge community for child sexual violence prevention

Renata Díaz Barreiro Castro, Ana Reza Calvillo, Adrián Zentella Tusie
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Abstract

Alumbra is an initiative to address sexual violence against children and adolescents housed at the Early Institute, an NGO think tank in Mexico City, Mexico. It is grounded in a spectrum of prevention model designed to address complex public health problems, within the framework of INSPIRE, a set of WHO approved evidence-based strategies proven to prevent and respond to violence against children. This initiative integrates multisectoral collaboration and digital innovation to respond to this critical issue. Since its inception in 2018, Alumbra united over 50 NGOs, government institutions and international organizations forming a knowledge and practice community dedicated to the prevention of sexual violence against children. Central to its efforts, is a digital platform which consolidates official statistics, educational resources, tools for prevention and a directory for legal, psychological, and medical support services. With its multisectoral approach and reliance on evidence-based research, Alumbra´s digital platform has become a key reference for equipping caregivers, practitioners and policymakers alike who address violence prevention with essential resources and information. To this day, the digital platform has reached over 400,000 beneficiaries. This case study outlines Alumbra´s development while providing insight into the challenges and successes in Mexico. • Alumbra brings together over 50 allies, including NGOs, government institutions, and international organizations, combining their expertise to strengthen prevention and advocacy efforts against child sexual violence in Mexico. • Alumbra implements evidence-based prevention and intervention strategies to combat child sexual violence, providing educational resources, a support directory, data-driven analyses, and regulatory guidance to empower caregivers, practitioners, and children. • Since its 2018 launch, Alumbramx has impacted over 400,000 users, positioning itself as a leading platform for preventing child sexual violence through collaborative tools and actionable insights.

Child Protection and PracticeVol. 5
Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México (MX)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 90%
Research in Social Sciences
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