We work to empower & support anyone impacted by sexual trauma in South Central Kentucky.
Prevention. Education. Crisis Intervention. Advocacy. Counseling.
Are you looking for a supportive work environment with great benefits? We have an open position for a Clinical Therapist! Benefits include: 14 paid holidays a year, hybrid remote work, vacation & sick time, KY state health insurance, & retirement plans!
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We know survivors of sexual assault have specific experiences and being LGBTQ+ adds another layer(s) to trauma response and finding support. We are excited to offer our first LGBTQ+ specific group starting November 3. Register here: https://t.co/4RiHkHcV82
We have added a new option for our podcast #StillNotAskingForIt Transcriptions! Thanks to Podscribe, we are able to offer our episodes in text for accessibility for deaf and hard-of-hearing folks and for those who would rather read than listen.
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When survivors choose to report their assault or abuse to the police, we are with them through the process. We are here as an education source for law enforcement & legal professionals to make for a smooth process & give survivors the support they need.
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When we meet survivors at the hospital, we are working alongside nurses and doctors. We are here as an education source for medical professionals to make for a smooth process and give survivors the support they need.
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We have our Monday-night online support group for survivors and we are adding another support group specific for LGBTQ+ survivors! If you are a survivor interested in finding community, check out our support group options:
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We know we aren't the only agency that comes in contact with survivors. It is a part of our mission to improve the treatment of survivors in every setting. Contact us to make your job easier and improve support for survivors! https://t.co/RxCl1K5H6k
We could not make the impact we do without our volunteer advocates! We are taking applications for our spring 2022 training. Follow the link to learn more and apply: https://t.co/e896LwmIWH
We are starting an online support group for LGBTQ+ survivors of sexual violence! This 6-week group will be on Wednesdays starting November 3. Attendance to all sessions is NOT necessary. To register: https://t.co/0axMcD07Xb
Please take a moment today to learn about or reflect on the colonization of this land and the abuse of Indigenous people in the US, both historically and presently. #indigenouspeoplesday
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Society often ignores Black girls' sexual trauma β and that the R. Kelly trial, coming after 25 years of allegations, highlights the "stark difference" in response to victims of color. "We are socialized to respond to the vulnerability of white women,"
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"There is a segment of society who will never see what Kelly did as a crime, including Bill Cosby, who is defending him now. This is why Kelly got away with what he did for so long."
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We believe reporting should always be your choice. While some survivors choose reporting the sexual assault, not all find that path therapeutic or helpful.
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Kentucky mandatory reporting laws cover the suspected or known abuse or neglect of a minor or vulnerable adult.
ALERT! New episode of #StillNotAskingForIt podcast out now! We talk about the purity myth, virginity, and how that affects sexual violence and shame. We are inviting our listeners to share their experiencing surrounding these topics. More info in episode details. #SNAFI
It is #HispanicHeritageMonth! How will you recognize and celebrate? You can start by checking out this article from WKU Public Radio
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βIt feels like a Herculean effort to come forward. And what is so insidious are the people that protect the harassers. And the burden of proof is on the accuser. The Cuomo case tells me that there is so much more work to be done.β
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Content Warning: sexual assault
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From August 2021, this report talks about the science behind sexual trauma and how that trauma affects survivors, especially in reporting.
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