10/14/2021
The Reasons People With Complex PTSD Self-Isolate
Many who have complex PTSD struggle in differentiating between what’s safe and secure, versus what’s familiar and comfortable.
Learning compassion for those suffering from complex trauma
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The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), based in the U.S., provides information and resources about sexual violence and sexual assault to individuals and organizations around the world. If you have a specific question about sexual violence, you can call or email the NSVRC at 1-877-739-3895 or [email protected].
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10/12/2021
Why Our Trauma-Informed Teaching Must Be More Culturally Responsive - EdSurge News
In order to truly address trauma, educators must also consider both the cultural experiences and socioeconomic inequities that impact students.
Years ago, before I became an educator, I took a contemporary Native American studies course as one of my first college classes. For the final research ...
10/11/2021
Consent Is About More Than S*x
Respecting personal boundaries is important in all interactions. The pandemic has made that clearer than ever.
Respecting personal boundaries is important in all interactions. The pandemic has made that clearer than ever.
10/10/2021
California makes it illegal to remove condom without consent
A new California law makes it illegal to remove condoms without obtaining verbal consent.
The law, the first of its kind in the U.S., was inspired by a 2017 Yale study that found acts of stealthing were increasing against both women and gay men.
10/09/2021
Race, Disability and Coercive Control: One More Look at the Gabby Petito Case - Ms. Magazine
Two features of Gabby Petito’s case have been absent from media coverage: her disability, and the signs of coercive control (a type of domestic violence).
Two features of Gabby Petito’s case have been absent from media coverage: her disability, and the signs of coercive control (a type of domestic violence).
10/08/2021
8 Books Like the Body Keeps the Score to Help You Heal | Book Riot
Reading books that explain how trauma impacts the body can help with healing and recovery.
If you need help healing, there are so many great books like The Body Keeps the Score that are out there waiting for you!
10/06/2021
'Trauma dumping' is huge on TikTok, but unsolicited over-sharing can hurt everyone involved
Trauma dumping on TikTok has become increasingly common, with people using it as a way to vent. But experts and creators warn of potential pitfalls.
Trauma dumping on TikTok has become increasingly common, with people using it as a way to vent. But experts and creators warn of potential pitfalls.
10/05/2021
S*xual Assault Services that Support Healing for Male Survivors
Explore this list of resources for advocates who work with male survivors.
Offering services that provide healing for our clients is one of the core functions of a s*xual assault center.
10/04/2021
“I Never Regretted It”: Andrea Constand on Testifying Against Bill Cosby and Healing From Trauma
Among at least 60 accusers, the only woman whose case against Cosby went to trial discusses ‘The Moment,’ her new memoir.
Among at least 60 accusers, the only woman whose case against Cosby went to trial discusses ‘The Moment,’ her new memoir.
10/03/2021
Maybe Cops Shouldn’t Handle Domestic Violence Calls
Gabby Petito needed help. Instead, police dismissed her.
Gabby Petito needed help. Instead, police dismissed her.
10/01/2021
Olympic Gymnast Aly Raisman Finds Path to Healing After S*xual Abuse in Lifetime Documentary
Aly Raisman sits down with other survivors and experts to chart a path of recovery after abuse.
Raisman, a survivor of s*xual abuse during her competitive gymnastic days, sits down with other survivors and experts to chart a path of recovery after abuse
09/30/2021
Tens Of Thousands Of Black Women Vanish Each Year. This Website Tells Their Stories
Erika Marie Rivers created the Our Black Girls website to shine a light on Black girls and women who have gone missing or were murdered, a demographic that gets disproportionately less media coverage.
Erika Marie Rivers created the Our Black Girls website to shine a light on Black girls and women who have gone missing or were murdered, a demographic that gets disproportionately less media coverage.
09/30/2021
What are R**e Crisis Centers and how have they changed over the years?
Learn the basics about these community organizations that are there to support survivors.
What is a r**e crisis center? When were they founded? Where can you find one? And what services do they provide? Despite the expansion of r**e crisis centers over the past few decades, many people still have questions about these important local resources. Find the answers to these questions and mor...
09/29/2021
I’m A Domestic Violence Survivor. The Way You Talk About Gabby Petito Matters.
"When the police camera footage first leaked from Gabby Petito’s missing person case, something inside of me recognized something inside of her."
"When the police camera footage first leaked from Gabby Petito’s missing person case, something inside of me recognized something inside of her."
09/28/2021
Statement on Guilty Verdict in R. Kelly S*x Trafficking Trial
Our thoughts are with the survivors and their families, with the hope that this conviction can be a step towards healing.
Our thoughts are with the survivors and their families, with the hope that this conviction can be a step towards healing.
09/27/2021
R. Kelly Found Guilty On All Counts In S*xual Abuse Trial
R. Kelly has been found guilty on all counts by a jury in the federal case against him for racketeering and charges relating to s*x trafficking.
This is the first time the R&B singer has been convicted for s*x crimes against minors and young women.
09/25/2021
Finding Courage and Hope: Financial Support for Women Experiencing Domestic Violence
There are various sources of financial support and assistance for survivors of violence. You can find resources and tools for housing, medical, legal, and nutritional needs.
Financial hardship is one of the biggest barriers for women experiencing domestic violence. MoneyGeek shares tools and resources that can help.
09/24/2021
710 Indigenous people, mostly girls, were reported missing over the past decade in Wyoming, the same state where Gabby Petito reportedly disappeared
The disappearance of Gabby Petito, possibly in Wyoming, has caused a national outcry. In the same state, 710 Indigenous people were reported missing from 2011-2020.
Search efforts for Petito, whose disappearance has caused a national furor, have focused on Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming.
09/23/2021
We celebrate the resiliency of the bis*xual+ community! Today is about accelerating acceptance of the bi+ (bis*xual, pans*xual, fluid, no label, q***r, etc.) community.
We celebrate the resiliency of the bis*xual+ community! Today is about accelerating acceptance of the bi+ (bis*xual, pans*xual, fluid, no label, q***r, etc.) community.
09/22/2021
Understanding Male Socialization, Stigma, and Reactions to S*xual Violence
When it comes to s*xual assault, abuse, and harassment, male survivors face unique challenges.
When it comes to s*xual assault, abuse, and harassment, male survivors face unique challenges.
09/21/2021
We Know Grooming Is Predatory Behavior, But Why Is It So Hard To Recognize?
Targets of this type of abuse tend to believe that they are involved in a loving relationship with the perpetrator, who might start by creating an emotionally exploitative bond with a minor before later pressuring a young person into sending photographs or a s*xually abusive relationship.
"Understanding that someone you believed loved you didn't actually love you is really traumatic," Hoppmeyer tells Refinery29. "We as a society don't realize it, but the crime scene is the victim's body and they have to walk around in that body for the rest of their lives."
09/20/2021
How can domestic and s*xual violence advocates center health equity for Black women in our work?
Equality means giving everyone the same access to resources and opportunities.
Health is a basic human right and need. The September TA Question of the Month shares select highlights from a newly released paper on health equity co-authored by staff at the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence and National S*xual Violence Resource Center.
09/18/2021
Practice everyday self-care by caring for those who are around you.
Practice everyday self-care by caring for those who are around you.
09/17/2021
What Puts Survivors at Increased Risk for Su***de and How to Help
By learning more about the connection between s*xual assault and su***de, we can learn to identify warning signs in ourselves and loved ones.
By learning more about the connection between s*xual assault and su***de, we can learn to identify warning signs in ourselves and loved ones.
09/16/2021
The ‘red zone’ is the most dangerous time of year for campus s*xual assault. Here’s what you need to know.
Around 50 percent of s*xual violence incidents on college campuses happen between August and November.
Around 50 percent of s*xual violence incidents on college campuses happen between August and November.
09/15/2021
S*xual Citizens: A Landmark Study of S*x, Power, and Assault on Campus - Part 1
In the first part of a two-part episode, we speak with the authors of S*xual Citizens: A Landmark Study on S*x, Power, and Assault on Campus.
In the first part of a two-part episode, we speak with the authors of S*xual Citizens: A Landmark Study on S*x, Power, and Assault on Campus.
09/14/2021
Back to Basics: Partnering with Survivors and Communities to Promote Health Equity at the Intersections of S*xual and Intimate Partner Violence
Check out our new resource on promoting health equity at the intersections of s*xual and intimate partner violence.
This document was co-authored by staff of the National S*xual Violence Resource Center and National Resource Center on Domestic Violence, with significant input, guidance, and leadership from Black and women of color survivors and advocates.
09/13/2021
Practice everyday self-care by listening to an uplifting song.
Practice everyday self-care by listening to an uplifting song.
09/11/2021
Trauma and anxiety eased by the healing power of horses
Horses have long been used to support people with a range of special needs, both physical and mental, through riding and grooming sessions and equine-assisted learning.
In a field, with warm sunlight streaming through the cracks in the wooden shelter and a soft layer of sand covering the ground, a woman rests her…
09/09/2021
Gov. Abbott promises to ‘eliminate all rapists’ while defending Texas’ new abortion law
One of the best ways to help a survivor of s*xual assault is to allow them to make their own decisions to address their trauma.
Gov. Greg Abbott made a bold and to some bizarre promise to women who are angry at him over the state's new abortion law. He said there are no exceptions in the law for r**e victims because Texas will eliminate the crime.
09/08/2021
Working with Male Survivors of S*xual Violence
Our Working with Male Survivors online toolkit will help advocates consider how to reach and engage men who need healing from s*xual violence, instruct you on mapping out potential partnerships in your service area, and give you guidance on creating s*xual assault services that meet the needs of male survivors.
The tools in this project will help you understand how male socialization impacts the stigma and reaction to s*xual violence.
09/07/2021
The Problem With How We Talk About Grooming
Grooming behaviors are typically small, subtle, and not outright abusive: think giving a child a hug that lingers a little too long, or sending them an NSFW video.
Allegations against Broadway star Alice Ripley have opened a discussion about “grooming” — a clinical term for child-abuse tactics that is becoming widely used online
09/06/2021
Inside the Dangerous Rise of S*xual Health Myths on Social Media
Apps like TikTok can be a resource for young people seeking information about s*xual health — but many of the self-proclaimed experts may be doing more harm than good.
Apps like TikTok have become a s*x-ed resource for many teens, but it's not easy to tell which "experts" are actually giving good advice.
09/04/2021
Adverse Childhood Experiences and PTSD: What's the Connection?
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are potentially traumatic events — such as emotional, physical, or s*xual abuse — experienced in the first 18 years of life.
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) can greatly affect a person's physical and mental well-being. Here's how ACEs may be connected to PTSD.
09/03/2021
Learn how you can practice self-care in everyday ways to nourish your body and your mental health.
Learn how you can practice self-care in everyday ways to nourish your body and your mental health.
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Learn the basics of consent
Get involved in Sexual Assault Awareness Month by learning the basics of consent.
I Ask How Power Impacts Consent
Consent can be complicated when one partner holds more power than the other. Learn more about consent at www.nsvrc.org/saam
I Ask How to Teach Consent
Help your child to think about how their actions might make another person feel and to ask questions if they don’t know. Learn more about consent: www.nsvrc.org/saam
I Ask for Digital Consent
Just like any other kind of s*x, digital s*xual interactions should feel exciting, comfortable, and safe for everyone involved. Learn more about consent at www.nsvrc.org/saam
I Ask for Consent
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and this year's campaign is focused on the power of asking for consent. Learn more: www.nsvrc.org/saam
I Ask for Consent Coloring Page
Practice self-care and help start a conversation about consent with our latest coloring page! Download and print your copy: https://www.nsvrc.org/consent-coloring-page-2019
SAAM Action Kit
Gear up for Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April with your free Action Kit! Request yours now: http://bit.ly/SAAMKit2019
Survivor Love Letter 2019
Look behind-the-scenes at our staff creating valentines for #SurvivorLoveLetter! Check back at 12PM EST to see our creations as we flood the internet with messages of support for survivors!
SAAM Action Kit 2019
Gear up for Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April with your free copy of the Action Kit! Request yours now: http://bit.ly/SAAMKit2019
Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) Toolkit
It’s here! The new Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) Toolkit contains thousands of resources on over 80 topics directly related to SARTs. Browse the toolkit: https://www.nsvrc.org/sarts/toolkit
Time’s Up Anti-Harassment PSA
Can you ask someone out at work or greet a coworker with a hug? Times Up Now answers common questions about s*xual harassment.
Fostering Resilience in Kids
How can you foster resilience in kids who have experienced trauma in their lives? Casey Keene from the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence explains. Learn more about the Resilience Video Podcast series: https://buff.ly/2FIzdTc
LGBTQ+ Temporary Tattoo
Looking for a budget-friendly activity for your Sexual Assault Awareness Month event? These temporary tattoos are always popular and a great conversation starter!
What is Resilience
What is resilience and how can we foster it in children who have experienced trauma? Casey Keene from the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence explains. Learn more about the Resilence Video Podcast series: https://buff.ly/2FIzdTc
Believe Survivors Coloring Page
Get ready for Sexual Assault Awareness Month this April by downloading, printing, and coloring your own page! We have three designs to choose from at www.nsvrc.org/saam.
Sexual Assault Awareness Month Action Kit
Check out what's inside this year's Sexual Assault Awareness Month Action Kit! Want your own kit? Sign up here and we'll drop yours in the mail: https://buff.ly/2EJdMQX
Creating Survivor Love Letters
Our staff members created Survivor Love Letters that we'll be sharing on Valentine's Day! Join us by sharing your own messages of support for survivors on Twitter using #SurvivorLoveLetter next Wednesday.
Data Analysis E-Learning Course
Ready to take your evaluation to the next level? Learn about our new Data Analysis Series: http://bit.ly/2w9JG4M
NSVRC Resources on Sexual Violence in Disasters
Sexual violence often increases in disasters -- check out our resources on prevention & response: http://bit.ly/2vG9152
What is Human Trafficking?
Human trafficking is modern day slavery -- share to help bring this crime out of the shadows.
NSVRC's Kristen Eisenbraun Houser spoke with members of the media, discussing common offender behaviors and testimony provided my expert witness Pennsylvania psychologist Veronique Valliere.
Gloria Allred, an attorney for Andrea Constand, spoke with the media prior to the start of the Bill Cosby trial. She called the day a 'historic one.'
SAAM Wrap Up!
Today is the final day to share your feedback on this year's Sexual Assault Awareness Month campaign. Take this brief survey now bit.ly/2q7SGI9
DJ Zeke Thomas on Supporting Survivors of Sexual Assault
DJ and s*xual assault survivor Zeke Thomas speaks-out in support other survivors for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Find support in your area by calling the national s*xual assault telephone hotline at 1-800-656-4673, provided by RAINN. https://twitter.com/zeke_thomas
SAAM 2017: Engaging New Voices
We can all use our voices to change beliefs that contribute to s*xual assault.
Support Survivors this April!
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month -- find out how you can get involved http://www.nsvrc.org/saam/get-involved
Get Involved in Sexual Assault Awareness Month!
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! Find out how you can get involved http://www.nsvrc.org/saam/get-involved
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The 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children Campaign (16 Days Campaign) is a United Nations campaign which takes place annually from 25 November (International Day of No Violence against Women) to 10 December (International Human Rights Day). Other key commemorative days during this period include World Aids Day on the 1st December and the International Day for Persons with Disabilities, on 3 December of every year.
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Lois Wagner found freedom after a brutal attack and r**e.
Join her to discuss how we can prevent this horror from happening to you or your loved ones.
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I introduce my book entitled, A FAMILY FOR US: Together Against Domestic Violence. Great thanks to Lisa Alexander and Lisa Nicole Publishing in Florida, USA for the support to see me a published author. Support this great project by purchasing a copy of the book. Kindly access the book on Amazon using the link below.
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NSVRC are fake allies to male survivors.
One in four men will be the victims of at least one unwanted s*xual experience across their lifespans. Groups such as the National S*xual Violence Resource Center who trumpet the utterly bogus "1 in 71 men are r**ed" statistic are NOT interested in listening to or supporting male survivors. That stat is cherrypicked to make it appear as though male s*xual assault/abuse isn't really a problem in the United States, and is another way these groups try to pit male and female survivors against each other. It's purely political. It's time to stop the pointless bias against male survivors of s*xual abuse and to put fake allies on notice.
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From 23 to 27 March.
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A FREE online summit - R**e and Resilience –
A place to find hope and healing from ANY FORM OF TRAUMA.
From 23 to 27 March.
Survivors and supporters of survivors will benefit from these stories and words of advice, hope and healing - from over 40 speakers.
Register here:
http://walkingwithoutskin.com/r**e-and-resilience-summit/
Please spread the word – you may just save someone!
Hello, I am a doctoral student conducting a research study on help-seeking behaviors after experiencing s*xual assault. If you are 18 years or older and had an unwanted s*xual experience, please consider taking part in my confidential online survey. You can access the survey in the following link:
https://und.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3mxQbbcqgDohdHf
Results from this survey will assist researchers in understanding what services may be most helpful for survivors. The survey will take about 20-30 minutes to complete. Please contact me with any questions about this opportunity.
Hello everyone. My name is Jamie Benavidez-Hatzis. I am a doctoral researcher currently conducting a study of women’s experiences with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. I would like to invite you to visit my page @JustNoticeStudy for more information about the study, including eligibility criteria, what your participation would involve as well as how to reach me directly with any questions, or to express interest in participation. Some of this information is available to you in the recruitment flyer attached to this post. You can click on the flyer to make it bigger, but it does not contain any links, so clicking on it does not take you anywhere you don’t want to go; it just makes the flyer more viewable. Participants will receive a $25 Visa gift card for their time. This study has been approved by the Institutional Review Board (IRB) of Adelphi University. You can visit Adelphi here https://www.adelphi.edu, and verify that I am adjunct faculty and a doctoral student here https://socialwork.adelphi.edu/au_news/jamie-r-hatzis/ . For your information, my faculty advisor is Dr. Subadra Panchanadeswaran, 516-877-4310, or [email protected] . The Adelphi University IRB Chair is Dr. Carolyn Springer, 516-877-4753, or [email protected] .
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