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As a law student, Ljubica faced harassment that qu

As a law student, Ljubica faced harassment that quickly turned into a nightmare. What happened to her reflects a disturbing global reality.

Online abuse has devastatingly real consequences that extend offline, pushing women and girls to:
❌ Abandon their education
❌ Suffer mental health crises
❌ Restrict their online presence

Today, Ljubica is a human rights lawyer working to end gender-based violence. See how Ljubica is building a safer world—online and offline at https://bit.ly/learnmore-16days

#16Days #NoExcuse #ACTToEndViolence

Men are handed so many harmful scripts about who t

Men are handed so many harmful scripts about who they are supposed to be, from staying tough and quiet to hiding what they feel, and these expectations hold men back from the real connection and care we all need.

It’s time to change that! Men can be vulnerable and open, and real strength grows when honesty and connection are allowed to exist.

That is what @unscriptedfutures is all about, a national campaign designed to grow the leadership of college men to end violence through care, connection, and accountability. 🤝

👉 Ditch the script and follow @unscriptedfutures for more!

The holidays can be stressful, especially for many

The holidays can be stressful, especially for many anti-violence advocates!

Here are four ways to prioritize your self-care this season:
👉 Make time for rest and reflection
👉 Connect with your support network
👉 Set boundaries to protect your energy
👉 Celebrate small wins

Prioritizing self-care is a reminder that you deserve the same compassion you give to others! 💚

#selfcare #advocate

According to the 2025 Intersection of Work and Abu

According to the 2025 Intersection of Work and Abuse Report, abuse affects survivors’ ability to work, sometimes for years after it ends.

Here’s tips on how coworkers can help. Even small supportive actions can help survivors maintain safety and stability on the job!

💡 Learn more in the Intersection of Work and Abuse Report linked in bio.

#WorkplaceSafety

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