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5 Things We Can Do about Gun Violence and Children

Take Action For Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women 2022

NCHDV Steering Committee: Finding Hope and Healing in the time of COVID-19

On what would have been the first day of the 9th National Conference on Health and Domestic Violence in Chicago, we asked NCHDV Steering Committee members to reflect on their work in the time of COVID-19 and what the field needs to do moving forward: “It will take time because it will take listening with tenacity and humility; it will take a return to some deeply old ways; and most of all, it will take the experience and imagination of those previously ignored and placated.”

Partner-Inflicted Brain Injury: Recognizing Invisible Injuries and Finding Hope for Healing

Changing Minds: Preventing and Healing Childhood Trauma

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Teens rarely ask for support. While half of mental Teens rarely ask for support. While half of mental health challenges show up by age 14, it takes another 10+ years for most young people to access help. For young men, it often takes even longer… if help comes at all. And Black and Latino youth are nearly 14% less likely than others to get help.

FUTURES’ Team: Changing Minds is helping change that by equipping mentors across the nation with the knowledge and skills to support the mental wellbeing of young people, including young men of color!

🧠 If you want to help, consider joining our volunteers and get training to support young people’s mental health!

💡 Visit teamchangingminds.org for more information.

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Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse that caus Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse that causes someone to question their perception of reality, memory, and self-worth. It can be difficult to recognize, especially when it happens gradually.

Recognizing these signs is a critical step toward identifying unhealthy relationship dynamics and accessing support!

Source: @ndvhofficial 

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, reach out to the National Domestic Violence Hotline:
Call 1-800-799-7233, TTY 1-800-787-3224, or Text “START” to 88788.
Teens deserve to feel empowered in school, work, a Teens deserve to feel empowered in school, work, and their financial choices. No one should take that power away.

Whether it’s controlling class schedules or pressuring decisions about a job, these behaviors can have lasting effects on a teen’s future. Recognizing the early signs of economic abuse can make a meaningful difference.

Learn more about teen economic abuse and how to support healthy relationships at www.bit.ly/tea-actionguide 💻📚
Caring for children who have experienced violence Caring for children who have experienced violence or trauma starts with simple, meaningful actions. 

Here are 16 powerful ways you can help children heal. From being a good listener to creating calm, predictable environments, your support makes a difference! ✨
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