I have debated for a few days now on if I should make this blog post and decided that yes it's needed and may even help some of my readers.
If you're reading this and are a survivor, YOU ARE NOT ALONE. If you want to reach out to me but don't want to comment to talk you can feel free to email me at mama4life07@gmail.com to talk privately.
This is the tattoo that I have for my own story and am using for this post.
Over the past year, CALCASA has led an initiative to examine existing literature, research and practical applications linking the fields of domestic violence and sexual assault. This report highlights a training framework to create new opportunities for investment in policies, fund development, direct services, awareness building, and prevention efforts that raise the profile of both issues.
NO MORE Week is the perfect opportunity to provide our allies and national partners with this first-of-its-kind research! We hope this report will help curate a national conversation on how the fields of domestic violence and sexual assault are “linked-yet-distinct” and highlight the opportunities to partner, collaborate, and better serve survivors.
Stay tuned for more updates from CALCASA and California Says NO MORE during NO MORE Week!
This is in no way sponsored. I am posting this as helpful information for women as well as men to get the awareness out for sexual assault.
High Profile Schools Say NO MORE
The recent broadening Title IX investigation has prompted several high profile schools to revisit their response to on-campus sexual assault. Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in all education programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance. Check out how three major schools are saying NO MORE.
