In an effort to address a serious issue, the FBI and NCAA are collaborating on a new program. The focus of this initiative is to combat sexual exploitation of college athletes. Details about the program are available from the source, which provides more information on this joint effort.
For those looking to learn more, further details can be found through KTVU FOX 2 News, providing insight into the program's goals and objectives.
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