Ayelet is also the author of Sexual Harassment – No Children’s Play, a book that focuses on identifying early childhood sexual harassment, understanding and coping with it, and the prevention of the phenomenon in the educational system and community. This book sheds light on the intricacies surrounding children’s sexual harassment, its prevention, and the societal approach towards the matter.
Dr. Giladi has been invited to speak on her field of expertise in various educational institutions and corporate venues all across the globe. She speaks about identifying, preventing and raising awareness about children’s sexual harassment in a series of exciting lectures, seminars and workshops, under the hashtag #metoochildren.

In 2012 she became the General and Academic Director of the Early Childhood Programs, From ‘Birth till the University’ (FBTU ) at the NCJW Research Institute for Innovation in Education at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel.

At 2011 in Voice of the Child Association Honor certificated from the Israeli Ministry of Education.

In August, 2008 Giladi received the Certificate of Recognition from ICASH – International Coalition against Sexual Abuse – for her contribution to Sexual abuse Research. On February 2010’ Giladi won an award from the ISS – Israel Sociological Society – for being a Practicing Sociologist for Young Children and Youth.

Since 2005 She teach how to recognize sexual abuse of children, conduct qualitative research, and report on the phenomenon. In addition, Giladi consults with a variety of organizations, and conducts training about sexual abuse at an early age.

Ayelet Giladi (Hebrew: איילת גלעדי ‎; born 21 December 1964) is an Israeli educational sociologist. Her field of expertise is the early Childhood (ECED). Giladi is a pioneer and a recognized expert on the abuse of young children in Israel.
She is the founder and the director of the Voice of the Child (VOC) Association for the Prevention of Sexual abuse among Young Children.
Dr. Giladi is a counselor and a pioneer for the prevention of sexual harassment among young children. She teaches worldwide courses that focus on equipping young children with tools to prevent sexual harassment.