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On 988 Day, we’re reminded that supporting mental On 988 Day, we’re reminded that supporting mental health starts with connection!

When we check in, listen without judgment, and show people we care, we can help create communities where no one has to struggle alone. 💚

To help start those conversations, Team: Changing Minds’ Resource Hub offers tools, conversation starters, and resources designed to help families, mentors, educators, and community members support youth facing mental health challenges.

💡 Learn more at TeamChangingMinds.org

☎️ If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to connect with a trained counselor 24/7 for free and confidential support.

#988Day #MentalHealth
Labor Day’s about honoring workers and their right Labor Day’s about honoring workers and their right to safe workplaces. Yet 1 in 5 workers experience the impacts of domestic violence on the job. It’s time we recognize domestic violence as a workplace issue.

Futures Without Violence, through Workplaces Respond, partners with employers to provide the tools and training they need to protect and support their workforce. 

This Labor Day, let’s commit to safer workplaces for all! 💚

💡 Learn more at workplacesrespond.org
“When I was growing up, there was no term for dome “When I was growing up, there was no term for domestic violence. It was just called life.”

Gloria Steinem didn’t simply share that painful truth. She devoted her life to changing it – to making our country and our world safe and to giving us all a voice in shaping the future. 

Her drive for equality, her ability to envision a better world, her deep compassion, and her ability to bring people together made her the legend she was. Her passing is a moment for us all to reflect on her legacy.

At Futures Without Violence, we were proud to call Gloria Steinem not just an ally but also a friend. 

We were honored to sit at her proverbial tables as she brought people together to find common ground, advance economic security, and challenge violence in all its forms. 

We were thrilled when she joined us to launch our Coaching Boys Into Men program over 20 years ago and then cheered as we grew it into the international powerhouse it has become. And she was a champion of our work with children exposed to violence. 

She was a visionary and a leader, an incomparable force for good. 

We will miss her, and honor her, every day.
A reminder for today and every day: you deserve ca A reminder for today and every day: you deserve care, respect, and support in the spaces and relationships that shape your life.

You deserve to express yourself, to feel at home with yourself, and to be not just accepted, but celebrated for who you are! 💚

#healthyrelationships
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