Building on the momentum of #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth in April, we announced today that we're awarding a total of $600,000 in grants to 12 organizations across the United States!
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While this is our last graphic in our “Workplace Safety & SAAM” series, we are committed to continuing these conversations across the business sector year-round. Our inbox is open if you’d like to speak with us about sexual misconduct policy beyond #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth!
This #SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth, join us in our four part series about how workplace safety and sexual violence prevention go hand in hand, and how @ralianceorg can function as a great partner to bringing your workplace into a safer, more respectful future.
#SAAM#SAAM2026
We spoke with @LiftOurVoicesUS founder @GretchenCarlson in our latest blog. For Sexual Assault Awareness Month, she shares what she's learned since becoming one of the most visible advocates for workplace accountability — and what still needs to change.
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In this blog, we take a detailed look at situations where sexual harm occurred during #ANTM, examine the era in which it was made, how reality TV has and has not evolved since then, and how to establish safety as the standard of the future.
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The NFL’s #UnsungHeroes event honors those who combat sexual and domestic violence, and the RALIANCE team was fortunate to be able to once again attend this year. We also had the chance to connect with two of our former grantees, NEWS and WEAVE. https://t.co/SnGyZBEg7d
The words we use to talk about abuse influences our perception and handling of the issue. We examine the misuse of the term “bad apples” and how it contributes to the damaging idea that systems don't need to be held accountable alongside perpetrators.
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The winter months can prove especially difficult for survivors and for center operation, which is why we’re focusing this week’s blog on what rape crisis centers need this winter and how community members and businesses can help meet those needs.
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In honor of HIV/AIDS Awareness Month, we’re sharing out some nonfiction recommendations that tell the real stories of people impacted by HIV/AIDS.
#AIDSAwareness#Reading
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For survivors with HIV/AIDS, they face a double stigma for their experience and HIV status. This is why we’re exploring the overlapping stigmas and how employers can reduce stigma in the workplace for survivors with HIV/AIDS.
#EndtheStigma#AIDSAwareness
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We are officially accepting letters of intent for the 2025 grant cycle, exclusively open to our former grantees for re-application.
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Technology can facilitate virtual and real-world abuses, and AI is not a substitute for human-led policies and procedures. Therefore, workplaces should emphasize employee and consumer safety while using their tech. This #16Days, join @UN_Women to say #NoExcuse for online abuse
#GivingTuesday and this whole month is a chance for every workplace to demonstrate their compassion and longstanding commitment to survivors in their community. We’re diving into the importance of donating to and uplifting rape crisis centers.
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Every workplace, colleague, family member, and friend has a role to play in this fight. Today is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, but ending gender-based violence and uplifting survivors must be a year-round mission.
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This #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, we’re highlighting some of our favorite books by Native authors that grapple with sexual violence and how it impacts their communities.
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On #TransgenderDayofRemembrance, we honor lives lost to anti-transgender violence by doing our part to ensure workplaces and communities are committed to the safety and dignity of transgender people. 🏳️⚧️