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The theme of Domestic Violence Awareness Month this month is #Every1KnowsSome1. Whether we've started the conversation or not, we all know someone who's experienced or is experiencing domestic violence.
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Join us Thursday 10/10 for a Domestic Violence and Restorative Justice discussion with @HarborCOV
Learn more: tinyurl.com/yc6karym
@lourenco962 @RPS_Super @RPS_AsstSuper @RevereAsstSuper @EstaphanyRPS
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Comprender el punto de encuentro entre la discapacidad y la violencia doméstica es crucial para proveer un apoyo integral y fomentar esfuerzos de intercesión más inclusivos. Más de @EsperanzaUnited y el equipo @WomensLaw de NNEDV: bit.ly/460i7fV
#DisabilityPrideMonth
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Respect in a relationship is reflected in how partners treat each other on a daily basis. Even if there's arguments (arguments happen, even in healthy relationships!), partners are able to respect and value each other’s feelings by “fighting” fair.
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$18 million to fund innovative projects aimed at more affordable, quality housing and eviction prevention in Boston and North Suffolk County has been awarded to 22 community-based organizations. Learn more about this initiative: spklr.io/6019SVMv
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July is #DisabilityPrideMonth & a great time to learn about @activatingchnge. Their mission is to end victimization, criminalization, incarceration, & institutionalization of people with disabilities & Deaf people, including survivors in these communities: ActivatingChange.org
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7 days until we see you at the State House!
Join BARCC and dozens of local organizations on Thursday, June 27 to urge legislators to pass the VOCA Bridge, which will provide a desperately needed $20 million in funding for victim services across the state. The time to speak u ...
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Happy #PrideMonth! 🌈 Abusers often choose to weaponize homophobia against LGBTQ+ partners, and this is unacceptable. We're proud to support these survivors and connect them with free, easy-to-understand legal information and resources: bit.ly/36TNkqA

ALT Text against rainbow flag background reads: "Denying a victim's identity or accusing them of lying about their gender identity or sexual orientation. Telling a victim abusive behaviors are normal or that they only really 'count' in heterosexual relationships." NNEDV and WomensLaw logos at bottom.
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Organizations across the Commonwealth will face extremely difficult decisions If VOCA Bridge funding is not passed this legislative session.
Read the full article by @GBHNews at: wgbh.org/news/local/2024-05-… #mapoli #DoRightBySurvivors #VOCABridge
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Building #ConnectedCommunities helps us reduce sexual abuse, assault, and harassment. Join @nsvrc in creating strong, connected communities that take care of one another and make decisions to ensure the safety and well-being of others: bit.ly/2Ge2icG
#SAAM2024
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Sexual assault and abuse are complicated issues, but we need to provide as much support and knowledge as possible to end the stigma and create a world where people, regardless of their identities, don’t fear coming forward when they are abused or assaulted.
#SAAM #MaleSurvivors
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (#SAAM) and today is the SAAM Day of Action! Learn more from @nsvrc and get involved today and all month long: bit.ly/2Ge2icG
#SAAM2024 #ConnectedCommunities
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🚨 Action Alert! 🚨 As Congress works to finalize the budget for Fiscal Year 2024, NNEDV remains deeply concerned by the catastrophic proposed cuts to the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) funding. Contact your Members of Congress NOW and tell them to #SaveVOCA: bit.ly/47JXiom
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July is Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. This year’s theme is Culture, Community, and Connection - all of these play an important role in supporting #bipocmentalhealth .
For crisis support, call or text 988 or chat 988life.org. To learn more and find resources, please visit mhanational.org/july
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July is #DisabilityPrideMonth. Victims and survivors of abuse with disabilities deserve access to supportive, affirming resources and help. Find organizations providing these services for yourself or someone you care about: bit.ly/3AZExj9
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#VOCA funds 6,000 domestic violence and sexual assault direct services providers, serving 6.5 million victims annually through the Crime Victims Fund. Congress must maintain steady funding for this vital program.
Learn more about VOCA: bit.ly/3szx8js
#AdvocacyDays

ALT Over purple, blue, and teal ombré background, orange, teal, and white text reads: “Advocacy Days 2023. Congress Must: Fund the Crime Victims Fund at $1.9 billion to support survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.” White NNEDV and NAESV logos at the top; white silhouette of the U.S. Capitol at the bottom.
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Happy #PrideMonth! 🌈 LGBTQ+ survivors of domestic violence often face structural and systemic barriers, and NNEDV is committed to working within and across movements to uplift their voices. Learn more from @WomensLaw about barriers and resources: bit.ly/36TNkqA
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Although Mental Health Awareness Month is coming to an end, we would like to remind anyone in need of services that help is always available. SCDAO and our many community partners aim to provide those affected by trauma and violence the appropriate services and resources. Listed are just a few resources available locally and statewide. #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthawareness #lookaround #mentalhealthmonth
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May is #AAPIHeritageMonth! At JDI, we are grateful to the AAPI advocates, allies, and partners who help lead our collective work every day, and we are committed to continuing to uplift and advocate for AAPI survivors and everyone in the AAPI community.
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In many states, you can file for a restraining order against anyone who has stalked or harassed you, whether they're a current or former partner, a stranger, or someone else. Learn more about the laws in your state or territory: bit.ly/3rNyusH





































