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Some of our co-workers are carrying burdens we don Some of our co-workers are carrying burdens we don’t know about. How can you better support survivors in the workplace? Empathy and understanding go a long way, as the Empathy Fairy tells us.

This video explains how domestic violence impacts people in their workplace, and also how employers and co-workers can recognize this trauma and help lighten their load!

For more info, visit www.workplacesrespond.org!

☎️ 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.
The State of American Men 2025, a new report from The State of American Men 2025, a new report from @equimundo_org, reveals the emotional, economic, and cultural pressures men are navigating today. The takeaway is clear: men aren’t in crisis because of who they are, but because of what they lack.

What we can do:
✅ Prioritize men’s mental health and economic security in policy
✅ Normalize care work and redefine success beyond outdated gender roles
✅ Counter online radicalization by uplifting positive male identity and belonging
✅ Center empathy — not blame — in how we talk about men and boys

It’s time to shift the conversation. Let’s center care, connection, and belonging, and build a future where all men can thrive.
No one should feel pressured to give up their goal No one should feel pressured to give up their goals.

Trying to control a partner’s future plans is a form of teen economic abuse and it happens more often than people realize.

Learn more about teen economic abuse and how to support healthy relationships at www.bit.ly/tea-actionguide 💻📚
For many survivors, Medicaid is a lifeline. Now Co For many survivors, Medicaid is a lifeline. Now Congress is pushing work requirements that would take that care away.

These requirements don’t help survivors. They create barriers. Escaping abuse often means losing a job, moving frequently, or staying hidden to stay safe. Tying health care to work puts lives at risk.

Protect survivors and protect their care. Call your senators today at (202) 224-3121 and give the operator your zip code to be connected.

Learn more about Medicaid work requirements and how they impact survivors at www.bit.ly/medicaidwork
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