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Symbols Can Change the World
This article was originally published on March 15, 2013 on Dr. Rob Schreiner’s website.
1973. My high-school friend arrives
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Domestic and sexual violence are global public health crises and abuses of human rights. In the U.S., over half of women and nearly 1 in 3 men have experienced sexual violence. These issues affect people of all backgrounds and can deeply impact families, communities, and society. By learning, speaking out, and supporting survivors, we can help break the silence, end the stigma, and be part of the solution. Together, we can say NO MORE.
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10 inspiring ways sports drive culture change to end sexual assault and domestic violence
By Lindsay Mapp
1. Sport empowers young leaders
The children are our future, right? So what are we teaching our
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Kintsugi: From a Broken Past to a Bright Future
The world breaks everyone and afterward many are strong at the broken places.
-Ernest Hemingway-
One of the most important
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Domestic Violence in the Transgender Community
Domestic violence affects all populations, but the transgender community is victimized at higher rates than the general population: according to
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KNOW MORE: Guns and Domestic Violence
Mass shootings, like the tragedy that occurred at Emanuel AME Church on June 17, 2015 and more recently, the Oregon
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Bystander Basics
What people mean when they talk about Bystanders. It’s different than you think.
by·stand·er
/ˈbīˌstandər/
noun
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When Dating Abuse Goes Digital: Revenge Porn
Last September, a slew of sexually explicit photos of female celebrities surfaced on the online forums Reddit and 4chan. The
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10 Questions About Sexual Assault You Were Too Embarrassed To Ask
We hear and read the phrase “sexual assault” often, but how do we define it? Below, we’ve answered 10
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Giving Male Sexual Assault Survivors a Voice
Researchers estimate that one in six men have been sexually assaulted or abused before age 18. So we were gratified
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Eight Holiday Tips from a Domestic Violence Survivor
Before there was The Brady Bunch or 19 Kids and Counting, there was Yours, Mine, and Ours. The 1968 movie
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Let’s Focus on Respecting Survivors
One in two women and one in five men have experienced sexual violence in their lives. In the current journalistic
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Why They Weren't Believed
America’s Dad is having a very bad week. A few days ago, Barbara Bowman wrote a personal essay in
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Abusive Relationships Can Affect Your Long-Term Health
One in three women experience violence from their partners in a lifetime. And the pain spreads far deeper and longer
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Domestic Violence Through a Child’s Eyes
Andrea is a happily married thirty-something mom of two young kids with a job she loves. But when she was
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Ending a Friendship With a Rapist
The media often focuses on two relationships in sexual assault cases: the victim and the perpetrator. In xoJane, Denver writer
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Bystander Guide: Parties
You’re at a party with a friend. After a few drinks, you see a guy flirting with her—and
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What one victim wants you know about America’s last taboo.
“Men don’t talk about sexual abuse,” says Dave Moody. He definitely didn’t. He’s an all-American, fifty-something guy.
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Survey Finds Significant Link Between Chronic Health Conditions and Domestic Violence
Verizon Foundation, Society for Women’s Health Research Form Network to Explore Technology-Based Solutions to Reduce the Increased Chronic Health
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Futures Without Violence: Speaking Up on Teens and Digital Dating
By Esta Soler, President and Founder, Futures Without Violence
Not long ago, I had the privilege of meeting Johanna Orozco,
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Know the Facts
To end domestic violence and sexual assault, we all need to be part of the solution. Here's what you need to know.