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Jennifer Genovese, assistant teaching professor of social work in the Falk College, was interviewed for the CNY Central story ““.”

Genovese explained warning signs for child abuse and the shame that may come with it. She said, “The abuser could say to the child, ‘if you tell anyone I will harm your siblings; your other parent; your pets. They make threats.” Genovese then went on to explain that some professionals are required to call CPS if they suspect a child may be experiencing abuse. She said, “Bruising, or cuts, or a child that has injuries on parts of the body that are not consistent with the report.”