DB,
R Horowitz writes that he is working on writting a pamphlet about abuse awareness and is in need of donations. It would behoove you to make a public appeal for him.
Second, it appears that he works on behalf of Aguda. If that is correct, it would behoove you to publicly credit Aguda for these efforts.
ed, good point.
Rabbi Horowitz is the director of Project Y.E.S. and this article is published on their website.
The bottom of the page reads:
Project Y.E.S. is a project of Agudath Israel of America Community Services, Inc.
Rabbi Horowitz is not a wholly owned subsidiary of Agudah. The organization gets no credit for his accomplishments as an individual.
Rabbi Horowitz is not a wholly owned subsidiary of Agudah. The organization gets no credit for his accomplishments as an individual.
If Rabbi Horowitz was speaking in my shul as an individual, I would agree with you. In this case the article is being publishen on their website. Why would they not be deserving of credit? According to your logic, Agudah is not respobible for the statements of Rabbi Shafran nor anything that RMS said at their convention.
Link me to the agudah website where they publish his works please
You linked to it. Scroll down to the bottom and read the small print.
That's his own blog. That doesn't belong to Agudah
At the top it says Publication: Chicago Community Kollel. It looks the article is intended to appear here -
http://www.cckollel.org/
parentin...tingforum.shtml
> That's his own blog. That doesn't belong to Agudah
Dov, you spoke without investigating. That's a no-no.
At the bottom of this page on his site
http://www.rabbihorowitz.com/pye.../pyes/
index.cfm
it says:
Project Y.E.S., a division of Agudath Israel of America Community Services, Inc.,
>Rabbi Horowitz is not a wholly owned subsidiary of Agudah.
This is what it says on his site:
Project Y.E.S., a division of Agudath Israel of America Community Services, Inc.,
Looks like you got someone's attention. It now reads: This site is managed by The Center for Jewish Family Life, Inc., Spring Valley, NY
which presents information from multiple sources as a public service.
Project Y.E.S. is a project of Agudath Israel of America Community Services, Inc.
Sounds like a disclaimer to me.
Also from the site:
Rabbi Moshe Sherer z’tl, the legendary and dynamic president of Agudath Israel of America enlisted the assistance of Rabbi Horowitz, who founded Project Y.E.S., (Youth Enrichment Services) which utilizes its hotline to assist at-risk teens and their parents with referrals, school and job placements, and a ‘big brother and sister’ teen mentoring program. Project YES has helped countless teens regain their footing continue on the path to leading productive and accomplished lives.
http://www.rabbihorowitz.com/PYe...Yes/
AboutPY.cfm
Check out the "other" Project YES:
http://www.project-yes.org/
I don't think R. Horowitz, though well-meaning, really answered this woman's question.
She asks, in part: "At what age should parents begin to address the issue with their children, and in how much detail? And, what is the proper way to even begin the conversation?"
Parents should address these issues with their children as soon as they can understand what a stranger is. Children as young as 4 need to be told not to get into the car of someone they don't know (or even someone they do know if they have no prearranged plans to do so), not to help a strange adult "look for my lost kitty kat" (adults don't need childrens' help), and that no one other than his/her parents or the doctor may touch the child's private areas (and the child should be taught what those areas are and that they are private), and even then only to bathe or care for the child. The child needs to be told to tell an adult if any of these violations occur and that they can feel safe in doing so. And I repeat, this needs to happen as young as age FOUR.
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