US EditionArt show shines light on Sexual Assault Awareness Month
- The Phoenix Project hosts a Survivors' Art Showcase on April 27 at the Stone Branch Center for the Arts.
- April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, aiming to increase understanding and support for survivors.
- The free show displays art and writing from a healing arts group, offering a live reading.
- Aliyha Gill of the Phoenix Project invites the community to "take in all of the survivors' stories on display."
- The Phoenix Project, certified since January 2023, provides services and support to survivors.
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From trauma to transformation with Next Era Foundation
Monica, Kayla & Kayla’s Daughters (Photo courtesy of Next Era Foundation) In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, Christina Michelle sits down with Monica and Kayla Brandner of Next Era Foundation for Girls. Kayla shares her personal experience with sexual assault, a catalyst for creating a foundation dedicated to empowering young girls. This episode explores the critical work of nurturing young women to find their stren…
Learn to fight back at self-defense class
Recognizing April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, state Sen. Joe Addabbo Jr. (D-Woodhaven) is sponsoring a free self-defense class in partnership with Tiger Schulmann’s Glendale, the NYPD’s Special Victims Department and Safe Horizon, a nonprofit that provides services to victims…
Justice center hosts proclamation signing in support of sexual assault victims
LEXINGTON, Tenn. — It’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month and one county is spreading awareness. April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Sexual Assault Awareness Month is a time for advocates, survivors, their loved ones and the community to come together to talk openly about sexual violence to support survivors, increase knowledge and awareness and identify strategies and resources to prevent sexual violence. The Henderson County Family Justice C…
Take Back the Night
St. Joe’s Rape Education and Prevention Program hosted its 21st annual Take Back the Night Vigil in Doyle Banquet Hall North April 9. About 60 students attended the event, where all were welcomed to speak and share their experiences of sexual violence during an open mic segment. Take Back the Night is a global event that focuses on raising awareness about sexual and dating violence. The event aims to empower individuals to feel safe in their co…
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