National & State-Level Sexual Crime Data
Comprehensive data on sexual crimes, child abuse, and trafficking in the United States. All statistics are sourced from official government agencies and nationally recognized research organizations.
Source: SafeHome.org / NSOPW 2024 — approximate figures based on publicly available registry data
Child victims (under 18) account for 57% of all sexual assault victims. Source: RAINN / BJS
93% of child victims know their abuser. Source: RAINN Statistics
Re-arrest and reconviction rates for sex offenders after release. Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) — Sex Offender Management Assessment and Planning Initiative (SOMAPI)
1 in 9 girls and 1 in 53 boys under 18 experience sexual abuse or assault by an adult.
Only 34% of child sexual abuse is reported to authorities.
The average age of first online exploitation is 11-12 years old.
80% of sex trafficking victims in the US are US citizens.
Children with disabilities are 2-3x more likely to experience sexual violence.
Grooming — building trust before abuse — occurs in 90%+ of child sexual abuse cases.
Online predators target children on social media, gaming platforms, and chat apps.
Early intervention and education can reduce child sexual abuse by up to 50%.
Statistics are updated annually. Some figures represent estimates based on reported cases; actual numbers may be higher due to underreporting.