Emma Jane is dedicated to challenging difficult conversations, devoting much of her spare time to her volunteer role; campaigning to protect children/ raise awareness of child sexual abuse and challenging conversations. At the heart of Emma-Jane's endeavours is her commitment to advocating for the voices of the marginalized and protecting vulnerable children from the scourge of abuse through her charitable initiative, Project 90-10.
She has received great support from Freddie Van Mierlo MP (Liberal Democrats), also celebrities Lorraine Kelly, Charlie Lawson (Coronation Street), Ross Kemp (Eastenders), John Altman (Eastenders), Michael Parkinson, Stuart Anthony (The Bill), Matt Hoy (UB40), Nadia Jamil (Actress), Sera Cracroft (Pobol y Cwm) and local Town Councils across the UK.
If you are passionate about change and about learning more on safeguarding, or maybe you would like to donate to Project 90-10, or find us more about how you can support Emma-Janes campaigns - please get in touch. Her army grows stronger every day.
Focusing on the future wealth of the country, without investing in our younger generation, is a moot point - something our government must try harder to understand.
Major breakthrough as Emma Jane Taylor is recognised in Parliament for her campaigning on the hidden in plain sight message of CSA. The prolific stat of 90-10 is off the scale, but it is also the stat that is least talked about. Too many people have been failed as adults because of the ignorance and silence around the hidden in plain sight subject, and too many children are being exposed to this horrific abuse for the same reason.
NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with campaigner Emma Jane Taylor, who talks about the shocking statistic that 90% of child sexual abuse cases are known to their victims. Taylor questions why stranger danger is focused on in schools, and says the prevalence of sexual abuse in Britain will only change when the country's political leaders see it as a priority.

The public Naked Bike Ride doesn’t feel safe, and nor does keeping silent about it. For lots of reasons including the grey area of “exposure” law and child protection/safeguarding in the UK, I believe it should be banned as a public event.
My focus is to protect children from the hidden in plain sight message and also to challenge conversations where I believe safeguarding our future generations is at risk/ incl children being further exposed to the complexities/ difficulties around the hidden in plain sight message/ being groomed. This event causes me great problems. I see many risks due to the realities of what desensitising and over-stimulating children means and how exposure laws are causing grave difficulties for the UK. There may well be people taking part who are genuinely campaigning for a "better something", but that doesn't help the children caught up in it or the difficulties they may face later on because of what they have been over exposed to.
We need the Government to sensibly act on safeguarding children not allowing an event in public where people expose themselves.

Since her debut book, Don't Hold Back was published in 2018, she is regularly seen across the world as a champion on this subject. In 2022 she was given an award - for her dedication to her campaigning.
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From Emma Jane;
One day (in 2016) I woke up and knew I could no longer carry on hiding my secret; childhood abuse. It was a burden to my life. I don't know why, but I wanted to speak out - it seemed like the right thing to do at that time. My book was published a year later. My NotMyShame message went viral (2022/23)









Yes, Emma Jane Taylor launched a safe-space on Facebook* for survivors of CSA - all the details can be found via the NotMyShame website >>>
*support page is monitored and managed by survivors, all doing what they can to stabilise the most vulnerable amongst them.
She also has access to many contacts and will happily signpost anyone who needs recommendations.
Yes, Emma Jane Taylor launched a safe-space on Facebook* for survivors of CSA - all the details can be found via the NotMyShame website >>>
*support page is monitored and managed by survivors, all doing what they can to stabilise the most vulnerable amongst them. It is not a professional service.
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