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🚩 Masculinity isn’t toxic. Using it to intimidate, control, or harm others is. Toxic masculinity isn’t about blaming men. It’s about recognizing harmful behaviors and expectations that can affect everyone, including women and LGBTQ+ individuals. 💬 What does healthy masculinity look like to you? Follow @t9cgofficial for more conversations about respect, healthy relationships, and prevention. #HealthyMasculinity #ToxicMasculinity #HealthyRelationships #ViolencePrevention #Respect
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Join the conversation in Idaho! And check-out the great panel participants following the film at the event link. Wednesday, October 21 Hosted by: @boisestateuniversity Healthy Masculinities Initiative Located at: Stueckle Sky Center 1200 University Drive, Boise, ID Info: https://events.boisestate.edu/event/gone-guys-movie-screening Want to bring the conversation to your community? Visit GoneGuysFilm.com/#host & fill out the "Host a Screening" form. @vtcommfoundation @aibm_org @welltoldfilms @futureswithoutviolence @communitiesforyouth @thespeedyfoundation
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Silence doesn’t mean it didn’t happen. Sometimes silence is fear. Sometimes it’s shame. Sometimes it’s protecting the people we love. Sometimes it’s knowing that speaking up could change everything. And sometimes, we simply aren’t ready. Jane Doe Untold exists because too many women have carried stories they never felt safe enough to share. Chapter One: Abuse. We begin here because abuse is often where the untold story starts. But this isn’t where every story ends. There are chapters after abuse. Chapters about surviving, rebuilding, relationships, identity, and everything that comes next. Those stories deserve to be told, too. You don’t owe anyone your story. But if you choose to tell it, your voice matters. Every woman has a story. Some have never been told. 🖤 #JaneDoeUntold #IAmJaneDoe #IStandWithJaneDoe Cornell7 #SurvivorStories
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Some stories are never told. Not because they didn’t happen. But because telling them came with a cost. Fear. Shame. Judgment. Disbelief. For some women, silence was survival. Jane Doe Untold was created for the stories women have carried in silence. The stories of abuse. The stories no one believed. The stories we weren’t ready—or safe enough—to tell. Chapter One: Abuse. This is where the untold stories begin. No names required. No perfect endings expected. No pressure to share before you’re ready. You are not alone. Welcome to Jane Doe Untold. 🖤 #JaneDoeUntold #IAmJaneDoe #IStandWithJaneDoe #Cornell7 #SurvivorStories
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Over 50% of survivors navigate workplace challenges while experiencing domestic violence. 💔 Work should be a safe space for everyone in our DMV community. Check out the Intersection of Work and Abuse Report to learn more via the link in our bio. 🧵👇 @ndvhofficial #DCWaleDesi #domesticviolenceawareness #SouthAsianDMV #WorkplaceSafety Domestic violence impacts the workplace more than we realize. From dating violence to stalking, abuse follows many into their workdays—making support at work critical for safety. 💔 Learn more in the 2025 report via the link in bio! 🧵👇 #DCWaleDesi #SouthAsianDMV #WorkplaceSafety What survivors need most at work: paid leave for healing, mental health care, and finding safe housing. 🤍 Workplaces that offer paid time off help save lives and protect our DMV community. Read the full report via link in bio! 🧵👇 #DCWaleDesi #SouthAsianDMV #WorkplaceSafety. 79% of survivors share that domestic violence directly impacts their ability to work. 💔 Safe, supportive workplaces are vital for stability in our community. Read the full Intersection of Work and Abuse Report via the link in our bio! 🧵👇 #DCWaleDesi #SouthAsianDMV #WorkplaceSafety
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I thought getting out would feel like landing. Some days, it still feels like falling. #DomesticViolenceAwareness #HealingFromAbuse #TraumaRecovery #SurvivorStories #healingjourney
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The headlines out of Cornell have sparked a nationwide conversation about sexual violence and the cultures and institutions that allow it to continue, with survivors and allies declaring “I Am Jane Doe” in solidarity. A lot of us care. But what can we actually do to create lasting change? Organizations working to end gender-based violence have spent decades answering that question. We can look inward at the cultures we participate in. We can hold institutions accountable. We can invest in prevention. We can teach consent before college. We can give our time, resources, and voices to the people doing this work every day. Swipe through for 7 places to start. #StandWithHer #EndGenderBasedViolence #StandWithSurvivors #GenderJustice #ToKillATiger
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Survivors deserve access. 💙 From the exam room to the workplace, survivors with disabilities deserve services, systems, and protections designed with their needs in mind. Join us for two conversations this October: OCT 27 → Making the sexual assault medical forensic exam more accessible for survivors with intellectual and developmental disabilities. OCT 29 → Supporting survivors with disabilities in accessing workplace protections. Because access belongs everywhere survivors seek safety. 🔗 Register at the link in our bio. ID: Two coordinated Activating Change graphics promote October virtual events for survivors with disabilities. The first, on a white background with a light-blue wave, announces the October 27 webinar, “Caring for Survivors with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: The Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Exam,” from 2:00–3:30 p.m. ET. The second, on a light-blue background with a navy wave, announces the October 29 webinar, “Supporting the Employment Rights of Survivors with Disabilities,” presented with Futures Without Violence and Disability Rights Florida, from 2:00–3:30 p.m. ET. Both graphics feature navy and neon yellow-green accents, the Activating Change logo, a “Register Today” call to action, and the message, “Access belongs everywhere survivors seek safety.” Graphic promoting an Activating Change virtual event. On a white background with navy, light blue, and neon yellow-green accents, text reads: “Virtual Event. October 27, 2026, 2:00–3:30 p.m. ET. Caring for Survivors with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: The Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Exam. Register Today.” A light-blue wave at the bottom includes the Activating Change logo and the words, “Access belongs everywhere survivors seek safety.”
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Domestic violence affects millions of people worldwide, and knowing where to turn for help can be lifesaving. We are proud to partner with organizations nationwide that provide vital resources and support to survivors. 🤝 Share this post to raise awareness of the resources available. @ndvhofficial, @genesiswomensshelter, @futureswithoutviolence, @batteredwomensjusticeproject, @aginginplaceorg, @deafdawnindc
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜 Behind every case is a person deciding whether to trust the system with the hardest chapter of their life. How a prosecutor listens, what they understand about trauma, and how they respond in that first conversation can shape whether a survivor stays in the process at all. That's why we offer free monthly trainings for prosecutors and victim advocates, so the people in the room know how to protect the vulnerable and prioritize healing. Share this with someone who works with survivors, and follow along all month. #ProsecutorsAlliance #DVAM2026 #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #VictimAdvocacy #SurvivorVoices #ProsecutionWithIntegrity #HumaneJustice
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Happy #BandcampFriday from @piratespressrecords! [links in bio] New Digital Releases: piratespressrecords.bandcamp.com New Vinyl Releases: piratespressrecords.bandcamp.com/merch Off the bat we're thrilled to bring back our One-Day-Only Bandcamp Friday Benefit Test Press Sale! With the generous cooperation of our artists, we are donating the proceeds of this sale to @aclu_nationwide & @futureswithoutviolence, two organizations that work hard on behalf of all, defending constitutional rights as well as the human rights to life with safety, health, and economic opportunity, during October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month & always. As usual, even if you're not buying rare vinyl today, we encourage all to visit both orgs, learn about their important work, and consider giving what you are able. If you're interested in doing good AND obtaining some impossible to find vinyl, we've got incredibly rare Test Pressings for sale from @a100sband, @blind_pigs, @brigata_vendetta, @charger_eb, @deecracks_official, @downtownstruts, @druglordsoftheavenues, @floresyfuego.punk, @mess.82, @noi7se, @slaughterhouse.la, @suedeheadband, @teenagebottlerocket, @theaggrolites, @thedrowns, @theinciters, and @theslackersband! New digital releases today include the new LP from Czech melodic punks @louty_punkrock, as well as the new kid-friendly (no swearin'!) version of "I Don't Know What I Want To Be For Halloween" by Teenage Bottlerocket! You can get yourself a 30th Anniversary copy of The Slackers' debut album! You can pre-order the latest from Charger & DeeCRACKS and hear their latest singles! You can even hear the brand new Suedehead EP - with their first new songs in over a decade - a week before they hit the big streaming platforms, exclusively on Bandcamp! It's a Bandcamp Friday miracle! Hit the Merch tab, where that kid-friendly TBR single comes as a Flexi Disc in their new children's book, and you can order it right from Bandcamp and get the digital download free! We've got vinyl copies of the Louty LP, and some gorgeous Marble Vinyl re-presses of 2 punk classics by @subhumansuk! Plenty more where that came from...check it out! #piratespressrecords #punk #ska #hardcore
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Swipe for a glimpse of the future so many of us are fighting for: a safer world where consent is understood, respected, and practiced. 💙 Below are resources for those who may need help ⬇️ metoomvmt @womenforwomen @restoreforward @strongheartsDV @freefromdotorg @futureswithoutviolence @1in6org @hearttogrow @deaf_hope @storiesofconsent U.S. National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 U.S. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255
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