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Stalking doesn’t just cause fear, it can cost peop Stalking doesn’t just cause fear, it can cost people their jobs. Nearly half of cyberstalking victims report negative consequences at work, and 17% of stalking victims lose a job or job opportunity as a result of the stalking. 

When someone’s safety is threatened, their ability to stay employed is often threatened too. Employers have a critical role to play in recognizing stalking, responding with care, and creating safer, more supportive workplaces!

👉 Learn how employers can take action at workplacesrespond.org

Source: @followuslegally 

#stalking #safety #onlinesafety #workplace
Gaming can be a fun and meaningful way for young p Gaming can be a fun and meaningful way for young people to connect and express themselves. 🎮👾

When gaming starts to feel stressful or overwhelming, supportive adults can make a real difference by listening, asking questions, and meeting young people with understanding. 

Our new infographic explores practical ways adults can help young gamers feel seen and supported!

👉 Explore our latest resource at www.tinyurl.com/tcm-resources

☎️ If you are concerned about someone’s mental health, emotional distress, substance use, or just need someone to talk to, caring counselors are available 24/7 by calling or texting 988.

#mentalhealth #gamers #gaming #healthyrelationships #videogames
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.
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