Former NHL player Sheldon Kennedy received a standing ovation today from delegates at an international child abuse conference in Calgary. Kennedy, who helped open a child advocacy centre for victims of sexual abuse, urged his audience to reduce the stress victims go through and not make them relive their abuse over and over. (Kennedy says the Calgary centre brings together police, social workers, medical staff, psychologists and prosecutors under one roof to try to avoid making child victims relive their abuse.)

Date: 2016-08-29
Placeline: CALGARY.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 20 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << lots of times we know what it's like when we're trying to get answers when the left handed talking to the right hand there's not very clear so you can imagine when a child and family trying to navigate her systems when they're not doing that so my my biggest mess today which I hope they got his challenge yourselves to be to work together step outside the box and and really understand the true impact of this crime >>

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