Thank you to everyone that came out on Monday for coming together as a community to learn more about synthetic drugs and opioids. Thanks to our presenters for making the day such a success. People like all of you are the reason #ThereIsAlwaysHope#UnderstandingSD#Recovery
Sam Quinones, the author of Dreamland: The True Tale of America's Opiate Epidemic, will be at a free author event Monday, April 30 at the Pullo Center in York. You can tickets online or by calling 717- 851-3500 or 800-840-5905. Link is below. #Recovery
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Thanks again to everyone that made it Monday for the training and a huge thank you to our wonderful speakers Kim Eaton and Kristin Varner. Here is information about the Naloxone training Kim mentioned. #OperationSaveALife#Recovery#UnderstandingSD#ThereIsAlwaysHope
Today is the day! We are beyond excited to see you there. Thanks in advance to our speakers. This wouldn’t be possible without them. #Recovery#Survivors#UnderstandingSD
During #SAAM2018 it is important to recognize that the LGBTQIA community faces acts of sexual violence at a rate higher than the general population. Show your solidarity with the LGBTQIA community by committing to the Day of Silence. #DayOfSilence#LGBTQIA#LGBTQ https://t.co/BjLk5CUMJm
GLSEN’s Day of Silence is on Friday, April 27! Join this national student-led event in taking a vow of silence to highlight oppressive acts and discrimination against LGBTQ people at school. To start, #K12 students and educators can register here: https://t.co/02hiZqrJSN @GLSEN
So much respect for everyone out there making the decision to fight to stay sober. Share your recovery story by tweeting @soberMOVEMENT or by going to their site https://t.co/GDOkmXBtYj Shoutout to everyone on their site and Twitter for being part of the Sober Movement! #Recovery
Survivors are NOT responsible for their assault — no matter what they were wearing.
This “What Were You Wearing, Waco?” exhibit, featuring real stories of sexual violence, is on #Baylor’s campus through April 26. #SAAM#ItsOnUsBU
During #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth, we shine a light on the powerful story of Yuridia, a queer sexual assault survivor. Yuridia shares how #DACA gave her the courage to come out of the shadows to report her abuser. #SAAM
If anyone didn't know it is #SAAM. (Sexual Assault Awareness Month). There are people you know personally that have been sexually assaulted that have never come forth. Support this movement so they know that you recognize that this is not ok. They need you.
Stepping in and stopping sexual assault before it happens or gets worse is one way to fight rape culture. For #SAAM (and beyond), a short step-by-step bystander intervention guide. 👇 https://t.co/TTwXTL9nCL
Your support of a loved one who has experienced sexual violence may be a critical first step in their healing journey.
Here are 13 ways you can #SupportSurvivors: https://t.co/hbn9OiGSaL #SAAM