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Sexual Violence is Also a Weapon of War

During war and times of crises—whether they are natural disasters, conflicts, or economic downturns—the risks of sexual assault and trafficking increase manifold for these groups. There is often a breakdown of law and order, making it difficult to protect vulnerable populations. Displacement, poverty, and the breakdown of social systems can increase the likelihood of sexual […]

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The Link Between Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse

Domestic violence involves an intentional pattern of physical, emotional, economic, and other tactics used to instill fear and to coerce intimate partners to act against their own will or best interests. Sexual assault is often part of this pattern of abuse. Statistics have long shown that perpetrators of sexual abuse–especially violence–are repeat offenders. But research

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Voices in Action: Healing Through Yoga in 2020

We’re thrilled to announce that beginning in 2020, Voices in Action will begin holding extremely affordable trauma-informed group yoga sessions for survivors of trauma and abuse. The mind-body connection in healing is undeniable and the benefits of yoga for anyone struggling through emotional and physical turmoil are numerous, but not everyone has access to classes

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California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs 3 #MeToo Bills Against Sexual Harrassment

Last week, Voices in Action founder and CEO Jessica Barth joined other voices of the Movement in the industry at a meeting held by Time’s Up to discuss how far we’ve all come and the progress made. Other change makers at the meeting include Voices in Action ambassador Mira Sorvino, Lili Bernard, Pamela Guest, and Lou Goldbold

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