How to Spot a Signal for Help, and How to Respond Learn smart responses to help someone while ensuring their safety
domesticshelters.org – Oct 28, 2020 – By Allison Thomas Help is available for survivors of abuse, but it isn’t always easy (or even possible) to reach out when they need it the most. For example, calling a hotline...
Read moreSurviving Tough Times by Building Resilience
Whether you’re facing a global or personal crisis—or a mix of both—building resilience can help you cope with stress, overcome adversity, and enjoy the better days to come. Experiencing hardship and adversity Lately, the world seems to be lurching...
Read moreOctober is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM)
This month we come together to raise awareness and work with others across the nation in an effort to end domestic violence, and today the South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (SCCADVASA) officially launch the “Peace by Piece” campaign, utilizing the image of...
Read moreMay is Mental Health Awareness Month
Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental illness. During May, NAMI joins the national movement to raise awareness about mental health. Each year we fight stigma, provide support, educate the public and advocate...
Read moreDenim Day ~ April 29, 2020
TOMORROW is Denim Day! Send us pictures of you rocking your denim in support of Sexual Assault Survivors! Your clothing choice does not give someone consent to commit sexual assault! #icare #iask #nomore #saam2020 #denimday #consent #saawareness #lovewhereyoulive #hubcity #shrcc What is Denim Day and Why Wear Jeans?...
Read moreRAINN Is working to Protect Vulnerable Populations during COVID-19
RAINN’s public policy team is working with state agencies to address emergency preparedness and response measures for survivors of sexual violence, particularly children, during the COVID-19 pandemic. “During natural disasters and in conflict zones, the prevalence of sexual violence increases,” said...
Read moreJoin The MOVement Now!!
What if a group of men in the community were coming together to learn about, share ideas about, and do something about reducing violence in the community? Is that something you would be interested in learning more about? Join...
Read moreDomestic Violence Awareness Month (#DVAM2019) is here!
Use #31n31 to follow along as we celebrate “31 Moments that Make a Movement.” We will share moments that have built our movement to end domestic violence – and we also invite you to join in by creating moments...
Read moreTeenage Girls and Dating Violence: Why We Should Be Paying Attention
In Her Words by By Maya Salam ~ May 21, 2019 ~The New York Times A new study found that 90 percent of young people killed by an intimate partner from 2003 to 2016 were girls. It’s no secret that...
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