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  2. Nov 20

    To Survivors: We See You. We Hear You. We Believe You. Call our free confidential helpline on 1800 355 355, or the national 24/hr helpline on 1800 77 8888. We are here and we believe you.

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  3. Nov 20
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    The press began distinguishing between victims & survivors for real as Nassar was convicted. It makes a difference for someone who travelled the healing journey to empowered abuse survivor like I did. 🙏❤️⚖️ Sorry, if I sound like a broken record.

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  4. Nov 17

    Amplify voices that we don't hear from enough, and share! Better yet, come out to the research launch (virtually!) and learn and from experiences of

    Please join us next week for important conversations on addressing intimate partner violence from Two-Spirit, nonbinary and trans perspectives!
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  5. Nov 22

    ! Together we can

    (1) Male sexual harassment is not uncommon, but it is underplayed and underreported. We NEED a Sexual Harassment Act that protects EVERYONE‼️ Ending male SH calls for both overturning toxic masculinity & delivering justice to male survivors
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  6. Nov 23

    makes delicious and . The taro flavor is my favorite. Stop

    All November is offering 15% to costumers who mention . We're talking about super delicious, , including Buffalo's breakfast pizza, and . In honor of My Sister's House, Buffalo's has created a special taro ice cream.
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  7. Nov 24
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    It takes strength & courage to come forward. My 💗 is with all women & people who have ever experienced abuse or harassment & have felt silenced in the course of seeking justice. As a survivor myself, who for many years was unsafe I will always

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  8. Nov 19

    Carrie worked closely with the State’s attorney in their case against her perpetrator. She believed justice was being served, but it was only the beginning of long journey supported by CAASE's Legal Services team.

    A woman with long brown hair slings a blue denim jacket over her shoulder and walks away from the camera, next to a title reading, "Journey Toward Justice."
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  9. Nov 18

    Thanks to for hosting and to for co-chairing this project.

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  10. 8 hours ago

    Thank you for your leadership !

    Violence against women is at alarming level. With , for some of us, not even home is a safe place. Today, I say NO MORE. has to stop. In Europe, and abroad. We owe it to all the victims.
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  11. Nov 24

    GRCC are always here for you. If you, someone you know, have been affected by sexual violence please call our free confidential helpline on 1800 355 355. We are here and we believe you.

  12. Nov 18

    Since end 2017, 39% of our counselling intake has been rape by family members More than one third of the survivors that received counselling in this period were violated by someone they knew and loved. We believe you. 24hr helpline: 021 447 9762

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  13. Nov 21

    I believe in fighting for the Survivors and the Victims, we need to find a better foram and better ways to activate this process

  14. 8 hours ago

    We today and everyday. Survivors deserve dignity and access to justice. That’s why on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, NI is pleased to announce that is a Rise Champion. Learn more here

    On this Intl Day to End Violence Against Women, we are grateful to the world leaders who stand with us as allies. Meet our Rise Champions:
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  15. Nov 21

    “When we have the vast majority of our resources focused on response that’s grounded in the criminal justice system, then that’s not going to help the vast majority of survivors in general—and definitely women of color.”

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  16. Nov 19
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    I consider to be quite a distinguished Congresswoman who defends democracy & humanity like her efforts in the Impeachment & on abuse survivorship issues. 🙏🗽🇺🇸

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  17. Nov 19

    One of the most important things you can do for someone who has experienced sexual violence is to listen to them and believe what they are telling you. You can find more information on our website or by calling us on 1800 355 355.

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  18. Nov 20

    We must expose darkness to light, transparency and accountability are paramount.

    Hundreds of LSU students on Friday demanded that the university clean house and stop protecting students — especially athletes — who commit sexual assaults, at the expense of justice for survivors. “We’re coming after them.”
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  19. Nov 19

    Proud of our student athletes using their platform to stand up for one another.

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  20. Nov 19

    ICYMI: Our Sexual Violence Support Services' (SVSS) Education & Training team now offers trainings virtually and in person. Visit to find the closest YWCA staff contact in your community.

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  21. Nov 17

    Anyways

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