Join us at participating coffee houses as we travel throughout the community to visit with you over coffee. Learn about services, volunteer opportunities, and get your free coffee sleeve.
Featuring organizations that provide services and assistance to victims of sexual assault, trafficking, and domestic violence. An event for Students & Community Members, Survivors of Abuse, Helping Professionals.
We are #turningsheboyganteal ! Everyone is encouraged to wear something teal April 4 and if they can, have teal lights somewhere on their home/business to show their support of SAAM! We will showcase participants on our Facebook page <3 https://facebook.com/events/s/day-of-action-wear-teal-day/699213085219291/
Join us at this years Awareness Event to honor survivors of Sexual Assault as we name April Sexual Assault Awareness Month in Portage County. Meet on the steps of UWSP's Chem-Bio Building on the corner of 4th Ave and Reserve Street in Stevens Point to see the Teal Street sign in its place for the... Read more »
Filmmaker, Actor, and Writer. Nathan is also a sexual abuse survivor, activist and advocate. Born in Canberra, Australia, Nathan was sexually abused as a child, threatened with his life and that of his family. He turned to drugs, violence and sex as a result to survive. Hitting rock bottom, Nathan finally came out the other... Read more »
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Violence Intervention Project is hosting a Community Education Night for teens and adults of any gender. This is a FREE event and you do not need to have utilized VIP's services to attend - ALL TEENS AND ADULTS ARE WELCOME! Community Education Night is going to take place at... Read more »
Our fabulous Multicultural Outreach Specialist, Marcela Kyngesburye, will kick off our Empowered Rhythms series of classes with a mindful movement practice specifically for survivors. Explore well being through mindful movement! Dress comfortably and consider bringing items or props that may support you (blanket, pillow, mat, cushion, snacks, water). The movements are adaptable and can be... Read more »
Throughout the month of April Embrace will host the second annual “What Were you Wearing?” Survivor Art Exhibit on display at the University Wisconsin Eau-Claire – Barron County. This self-guided exhibit includes short stories from survivors with recreations of the outfits they were wearing when sexually assaulted. This exhibit puts on display the simple yet... Read more »
Take Back the Night is a survivor-centered event focused on awareness, support, and community healing. For this year's theme of Creative Healing, we will be displaying survivor artwork to demonstrate the influence that art has on the healing journey. https://www.facebook.com/events/716369293273252
Join us at participating coffee houses as we travel throughout the community to visit with you over coffee. Learn about services, volunteer opportunities, and get your free coffee sleeve.
