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October marks the start of Domestic Violence Aware October marks the start of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Domestic violence impacts millions of people across the country, and behind every number is a person whose life has been impacted by violence.

This #DVAM, we honor survivors and recognize how far the movement to end domestic violence has come, while acknowledging there is still much more work ahead.

Throughout October, we’ll share more resources for survivors and ways we can all play a role in building a future without violence. 💚

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
We stand with the Cornell Jane Doe and with every We stand with the Cornell Jane Doe and with every survivor of rape and sexual violence.

We are outraged at the horrific story coming out of Cornell University. As the survivor seeks justice, this moment reminds us of our responsibility to speak up when we see warning signs and help prevent sexual violence, especially for men. 

There were allegedly over 50 young men who were aware of the assault before it happened, but said nothing. It raises important questions: Why is it that we say nothing? How can we better equip young men, and all bystanders, to recognize when someone may be at risk and take action?

Futures Without Violence’s campus initiatives provides bystander intervention resources and tools to step in, support someone who may be experiencing harm, and help create communities where sexual violence is not ignored or accepted. 

💡 Learn more at CatapultCampusAction.org/toolkit

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the @rainn National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-SAFE (4673)
This Workforce Development Month, we’re lifting up This Workforce Development Month, we’re lifting up the need for workforce development programs to ensure survivors of violence can access and benefit from the opportunities and support they provide.

Supporting economic empowerment can help participants increase their earning potential, strengthening both their immediate and long-term financial stability, independence, and self-sufficiency.

Futures Without Violence worked with @rti_intl to develop resources that help workforce development programs better support survivors and strengthen pathways to economic empowerment.

💡 Explore the toolkit and learn more at survivoreconomicempowerment.org

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Domestic violence can follow survivors into the wo Domestic violence can follow survivors into the workplace, affecting their safety, financial security, and ability to stay employed.

Employers can make a difference by creating workplaces where survivors feel supported and have access to the resources they need.

💡 Learn how your workplace can better support survivors at WorkplacesRespond.org
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