OASIS, Inc.

OASIS, Inc. (Opposing Abuse with Services, Information, and Shelter) is dedicated to ending domestic and sexual violence in Watauga and Avery Counties, NC.

[OASIS, Inc. @OASIS_HC]

We serve survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault regardless of: gender identity, sexuality, race, or socioeconomic status. Our services are free and confidential. Learn more at https://t.co/w4RKLpWBzJ

[NNEDV @nnedv]

We hear a lot of harmful domestic violence myths in the media:

❌ “Why didn’t she just leave?”
❌ “He seemed like such a nice guy!”
❌ “They must have deserved it.”

These aren't okay. Learn more in our DV FAQs: https://t.co/s4J5WwtVTe

#DVAM #Every1KnowsSome1 #MediaMonday

[National Sexual Violence Resource Center @NSVRC]

Consent isn’t only important when it comes to sex and intimacy — there are everyday ways that we negotiate our needs with the needs of others.

[Watauga Democrat @WataugaDemocrat]

WATAUGA — OASIS Inc. is getting into the summer spirit with a new fundraising campaign that will allow backyard barbecuers and seasoned grill masters to attach a cause to their cookouts. https://t.co/iqUhhl1VeG

[National Sexual Violence Resource Center @NSVRC]

This April #SAAM2021 is bringing awareness to online harassment and abuse. Learn how you can get involved in building safe online spaces. #SAAMWeCanBuild #SAAM
https://t.co/CGOnQI9kxb

[Watauga Democrat @WataugaDemocrat]

RALEIGH — North Carolina court systems must now legally grant domestic violence protection orders to those in same-sex couples, which was not required before. https://t.co/saVkbAbx1z

[Wallin Watauga County Commissioner @wallin1973]

Outside the Women’s Center in the Student Union at App. Bringing Awareness about Domestic Violence @OASIS_HC

[NNEDV @nnedv]

Today, advocates across the country are participating in #DVCounts Day! By counting services that survivors access, advocates provide data that helps inform policy decisions. Today and every day, advocates make a difference to survivors. 💜 Learn more: https://t.co/87F14ZCFpw

[AppHealthCare @AppDistrictHD]

The risk of COVID-19 transmission is lower when you wear a cloth covering over your nose and mouth. But this is only one of the 3Ws. Don’t forget to WAIT 6 feet from others and WASH your hands or use hand sanitizer. #ShowYourLove

[NNEDV @nnedv]

"Financial abuse is a leading cause in survivors returning to an abusive partner since 'ruined credit scores, sporadic employment histories, and legal issues make it difficult to gain independence, safety, & long-term security.'"

Via @yahoolife: https://t.co/RZ2Z0FBR61

[NNEDV @nnedv]

Does talking to friends and family members about domestic violence feel tricky? Remember that change starts with a conversation. Check out our 10 Tips to Have an Informed Conversation about Domestic Violence and get started today: https://t.co/hsbaws8PON

[Watauga Back 2 School Festival @WataugaB2SF]

The 2020 Back 2 School Festival served over 1,400 children during our 2-day drive-thru event this past weekend. Thank you to our community for helping to make this possible! #WeAreWatauga #WataugaB2SF

https://t.co/SGlU6SPevI

[National Sexual Violence Resource Center @NSVRC]

"Those who want to support survivors need to understand that even though we want to uplift survivors and validate them for sharing their experiences, there's a lot of pain and loss in survivorship. Stigma and shame alone are heavy enough." #RiPDaisyColeman https://t.co/QOFnKci2mN

[OASIS, Inc. @OASIS_HC]

Check out our July newsletter here: https://t.co/MDEhbomu3c

[National Sexual Violence Resource Center @NSVRC]

.@TaranaBurke shares the similarities between #MeToo and #BLM: "They're about fighting against injustice. Both movements are predicated on undoing systems of oppression." https://t.co/qcTrMVbbup

[AppHealthCare @AppDistrictHD]

#DemuestraTuAmor y sigue las PEL. PONERSE un protector facial de tela. ESPERAR distanciándose 6 pies y evite contacto cercano. LAVARSE las manos frecuentemente o bien, usar desinfectante de manos.

[AppHealthCare @AppDistrictHD]

#ShowYourLove and follow the 3Ws and wear a cloth face covering, wait 6 feet from others and wash your hands often or use hand sanitizer. All of these actions will help slow the spread of COVID-19.

[National Sexual Violence Resource Center @NSVRC]

Reports of sexual assault in the military increased 3% last year, yet most incidents still go unreported. https://t.co/FI8bFWmAcn

[NNEDV @nnedv]

"Finances are a huge factor in being able to get away from your abuser. We are in an economic crisis and socially isolated, which makes it easier for abusers to utilize finances as a tool of abuse." -@KNicolePreston, survivor & advocate

More via @NPR: https://t.co/i93ZI3tetJ

[National Sexual Violence Resource Center @NSVRC]

During #BlackOutDay we encourage you to engage with Black voices and organizations:
@BlackWomensBP
@metoomvmt
@survivepunish
@blkwomenshealth
@SisterSong_WOC
@SCESA_WOC
@BlackVisionsMN
@BlkMamasMatter
@TaranaBurke
@WOCNetwork
@Blkwomenshealth
@RaceForward

[National Sexual Violence Resource Center @NSVRC]

This tool can help us understand the ways in which different forms of oppression and violence are connected. https://t.co/V4z3gpj67l