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This Domestic Violence Awareness Month and in reco This Domestic Violence Awareness Month and in recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we’re raising awareness of the violence experienced by Native and Indigenous women and girls and the barriers they face in accessing support.

Native and Indigenous women and girls who are victims of violence are more likely to experience injuries that require medical treatment and are less likely to be able to access needed services than non Native or non Indigenous women.

Futures Without Violence works with Native and Indigenous partners and advocates to build safety and strengthen support for survivors.

Learn more at:
👉 niwrc.org
👉 www.tinyurl.com/indigenousipv
👉 www.tinyurl.com/native-resources

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the StrongHearts Native Helpline at 844-7NATIVE (762-8483)

#native #indigenous #health #survivor #dvam #ipv
On International Day of the Girl Child, Oct. 11, t On International Day of the Girl Child, Oct. 11, the world is bringing attention to the urgent need to end child marriage and invest in girls’ rights!

It’s imperative because:
👉 One in five girls globally is married before age 18, and
👉 Approximately 640 million women and girls alive today were married as children.
	
Girls have told us they want to stay in school, pursue their dreams and goals, and not be child brides. Ending child marriage takes laws, schools, health services, and girls’ own leadership. It also takes boys and men who see a girl’s future as worth protecting.

💡 Read our blog to learn more about our approach at www.tinyurl.com/blog-dayofthegirl

#DayofTheGirlChild #DayofTheGirl
This #DVAM, we’re highlighting a recent episode of This #DVAM, we’re highlighting a recent episode of Root For Each Other: A Branches Podcast, featuring Bella Book of Futures Without Violence!

Created by Branches Domestic Violence Shelter, Root for Each Other raises awareness about domestic violence and shares insights on effective advocacy.

In this episode, Bella discusses the employment rights and protections available to survivors of domestic violence and how workplaces can better support survivors.

🎧 Listen to Employ & Empower: Supporting Survivors in the Workplace at www.tinyurl.com/workplaces-empower

#domesticviolence #podcast #workplaces
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re rais This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re raising awareness about economic abuse and what it can look like.

Economic abuse is a form of domestic violence that can impact a survivor’s ability to access money, maintain employment, or make financial decisions for themselves.

In this clip from The Warm Line, host and advocate Kiesha Preston breaks down what economic abuse is and how it can impact survivors!

🎙️ The Warm Line is a trauma-informed podcast created in partnership with FUTURES, featuring conversations about economic abuse, workplace safety, healing, and survivorship. The series offers information and guidance for survivors, advocates, employees, supervisors, HR professionals, and others who support them.

🎧 Listen to full episodes of The Warm Line at futureswithoutviolence.org/podcasts

#DVAM #workplace #economicabuse
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