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Access to quality health coverage is critical for Access to quality health coverage is critical for our health. And care that is compassionate, affordable, and easy to access can help survivors of domestic violence heal and promote prevention. Advocates play a powerful role in connecting people to care, especially during Open Enrollment when many can get or update their coverage.

Our latest blog, “Five Ways Advocates Can Promote Health Care Access for Survivors and Families During Open Enrollment,” highlights practical steps advocates can take to support survivor health this season.

🩺 Learn more at www.bit.ly/blog-oe
Every person deserves to seek safety and live free Every person deserves to seek safety and live free from violence. We remember and honor all those whose lives have been lost — and commit to working together to end all forms of violence, discrimination and hate. 

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At the Storyteller Summit, Bing and Anthony reflec At the Storyteller Summit, Bing and Anthony reflected on how much it meant to hear their own experiences echoed by someone else when they were young. 

Their upcoming Empathy Mirror installation at the Courage Museum invites boys and young men to see that they are not alone, that their emotions are real, and that speaking up can be the first step toward healing! 💛

💡 Join our community of changemakers! Follow @couragemuseum for more.

#healing #courage #couragemuseum
Native and Indigenous women and girls who are vict 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
👉 bit.ly/indigenousipv
👉 bit.ly/nahm-safetycards

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

#nativeamericanheritagemonth #native #indigenous #health #safety #survivor
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