Give to the Max to help us build healthy families & communities so all children feel safe from violence. #GTMD2019
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From our partners at @votolatino . Celebrating impactful Latinas this #WomensHistoryMonth!
"Believing in your talents, your abilities, and your self-worth can empower you to walk down an even brighter path." - Soledad O'Brien
Help us bust myths about sexual violence during #NoMoreWeek by RTing our messages from @clevelandrcc staff!
NO MÁS: "Tú lo provocaste por ponerte falda corta."
NO MORE: "It's too late!"
Developed in collaboration with @casadeesperanza using original research & input from parents & youth, our partners at @WeSayNoMas provide tools and resources tailored to the needs & strengths of the Latin@ community.
Join the “We Say NO MÁS” campaign: https://t.co/pJQkE3VWUA
In Hartford, Connecticut, immigrants are reluctant to use government assistance programs because of the public charge rule. “It’s just another thing that is weighing down so heavily on these vulnerable women and children.” https://t.co/d9md7T167d
Register now for the webinar, "Policy Update: The Latest on Asylum for Survivors of Violence," by @4ImmSurvivors@tahirihjustice & @CGRShastings https://t.co/ohe9wA5HVn
In a new video from @CGRShastings and @hrw, Ms. A.B. describes her harrowing quest to find safety in the U.S. Our government must restore refugee protections for domestic violence survivors like her. https://t.co/nchDAnYMNR #ImmigrantWomenToo#ProtectSurvivors
Our Senior Director of Public Policy, Rosie Hidalgo, breaks down what's going on with #VAWA, the #VAWAReauthorization, and the government shutdown. https://t.co/k8VPcSfLfs
If you do not have any Spanish-speakers on staff, monolingual Spanish speakers who seek services may not come to you or may not feel safe talking to your staff. It's crucial for you to provide meaningful services to all!
One in three shelters in the U.S. do not have any Spanish-speaking staff members, according to @casadeesperanza. Learn more about barriers facing Latin@ survivors: https://t.co/7BDZk5LVCt
A4: #1Thing parents can do is have early conversations with kids abt social justice, respect, & consent. Messages abt equality in childhood create new generations of ppl that stand firmly against racism, sexism, DV, & sexual assault! Learn more:https://t.co/KTEkL5bFlr @WeSayNoMas
A8. Glad you asked! Our NO MAS curriculum, adapted from @NOMOREorg, helps parents have meaningful conversations with their kids about healthy relationships, sexuality, and communication. Visit https://t.co/LtbGm04irE @wesaynomas#Safety4Survivors
The Violence Against Women Act is up for reauthorization this year. Make sure you support candidates who will advocate for victims and survivors, and encourage your current representatives to support #VAWA2018#Safety4Survivors
Q7. Voting is an important way to be a voice against violence and uplift issues affecting survivors. Do your state and local laws value and support #Safety4Survivors? If not, what can you do about it?
Current events are a great way to bring up the topic of gender-based violence with your children. It gives you an opportunity to contextualize what’s happening and teach your children strong values. For more info, visit https://t.co/LtbGm04irE. #Safety4Survivors
Hay más barreras para acceder a los servicios de violencia doméstica para mujeres de color e inmigrantes, una de las cuales es acceso al idioma. https://t.co/YrQlyr42K9 # 1Thing # Safety4Survivors
Click the link to download the action guide, marketing materials, & logos for this year's #DVAM theme, #1Thing! What's the one thing you hope to accomplish for Domestic Violence Awareness Month this year? Follow @NRCDV for more updates on these resources! https://t.co/iarUjhqkat