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At Futures Without Violence, we believe answering At Futures Without Violence, we believe answering this question means showing up with compassion, accountability, and action. 

This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let’s honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. by giving back, supporting our communities, and working together to create futures without violence.
Women and their children – and all of us – deserve Women and their children – and all of us – deserve safety. It’s the most basic need we all have.

No one, no matter their country of origin, religion, or race, should be threatened by violence in their neighborhoods, homes, workplaces, courthouses or other public spaces.

Futures Without Violence joins all who call for an end to this violence. And we stand with those who are working toward a better path forward.
Human trafficking affects nearly 27.6 million peop Human trafficking affects nearly 27.6 million people worldwide, including tens of thousands of people here in the United States. Like domestic violence, trafficking is about power and control.

Futures Without Violence works to prevent and respond to this violation of human rights by:
👉 Training healthcare professionals and advocates to support trafficking survivors.
👉Promoting trauma-informed, survivor-centered approaches.
👉 Addressing vulnerabilities that lead to exploitation.
👉 Advocating for stronger policies to protect survivors globally.

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call or visit the National Human Trafficking Hotline:
Call 1-888-373-7888 or Text “BEFREE” or “HELP” to 233733

#humantraffickingawareness #safety #awareness
Boys ages 11 to 17 are spending more time online, Boys ages 11 to 17 are spending more time online, and research from @commonsenseorg highlights how digital spaces can shape their mental health, sense of belonging, and well-being.

At Futures Without Violence, we believe online spaces can support growth and positive connection. That is why we are working with our partners at @equimundo_org through the LinkUp Lab to help foster healthier online communities.

Together, we are advancing young people’s mental health by encouraging safer, more supportive online experiences!

👉 Learn more at LinkUpLab.org

#healthyrelationships #mentalhealth #research #online
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