In August 2019, New York State became the 37th state to sign Erin’s Law into legislation. New York State’s law, (Chapter 187 of the Laws of 2019) - known as Erin's Law - requires public schools to teach child sexual abuse and exploitation prevention classes to students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Erin's Law is named for Erin Merryn, an abuse survivor and activist against child sexual abuse who has advocated for similar laws nationwide for over a decade. Erin’s Law is intended to help children, teachers, and parents in New York State schools identify sexual abuse, and to provide awareness, assistance, referral, or resource information for children and families who are victims of child sexual abuse. This kit contains books and materials to support that work with students and families. Included in the kit are the following books, each with a curricular guide that connects to the benchmarks: - Body Safety Education, by Jayneen Sanders (2 copies) - Can We Talk About Consent? by Justin Hancock (2 copies) - #MeToo and You, by Halley Bondy (2 copies) - ABC of Body Safety and Consent, by Jayneen Sanders (5 copies) - The Berenstain Bears Learn About Strangers, by Stan & Jan Berenstain (5 copies) - Let’s Talk About Body Boundaries, Consent & Respect, by Jayneen Sanders (5 copies) - My Body! What I Say Goes! by Jayneen Sanders (5 copies) - No Means No! by Jayneen Sanders (5 copies) - Some Secrets Should Never Be Kept, by Jayneen Sanders (5 copies) - Teach Your Dragon Body Safety, by Steve Herman (5 copies).