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“In the first episode of our COVID-19 and Health Equity series, NSVRC’s Yolanda Edrington, Louie Marven, and Mo Lewis discuss what they are looking forward to learning throughout the series. They also talk about the connections between health equity, sexual assault prevention, and the COVID-19 pandemic.”
“In this blog post, I will take a closer look at the ways ageism creates a culture that not only tolerates and ignores elder abuse, but allows it to flourish. I’ll also discuss ways we can work towards a world that respects the dignity and safety of people across the lifespan, including some resources and action steps for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.”
“The narrative about the physical and mental decline associated with aging is deeply embedded in American culture. Institutional ageism may be defined as the laws, rules, social norms, policies, and practices of institutions that unfairly restrict opportunities and systematically disadvantage individuals because of their age.”
This workshop is tailored towards practitioners in the field of gender justice. We focus on ways practitioners can better understand how gendered Islamophobia shows up in their work, and ways to respond in holistic ways.
Racial justice goes beyond anti-racism. Use this guide to learn more about discussing racial justice and find the resources you need.
A proactive approach to providing assistance for individuals with limited English proficiency so that all survivors will have greater access to critical services and success in addressing violence in their lives.
The Brown Boi Project’s work speaks to trans and gender nonconforming brown bois, as well as those who identify as cisgender men of color, on their relationship to masculinity.
This country owes the innovation, wisdom, and passion of young Black leaders who go unnoticed and unnamed in mainstream history books.
“The Translating Justice Initiative was created to develop a comprehensive language access curriculum addressing the training needs of crime victim service providers around language access for people with limited English proficiency and people who are Deaf and hard of hearing.”
“In the closing plenary of the town hall, panelists offer wisdom on how the domestic violence field can integrate anti-racism work, intervention, and prevention into one mission.”
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