Every day, there are people all over the world impacted by #schizophrenia. By raising awareness, we can help reduce the stigma and support this community.
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Elevating awareness, fostering change. On World AIDS Day, let's unite on LinkedIn to break down stigma, promote understanding, and make a lasting impact. Together, we can build a world of compassion. #WorldAIDSDay #EndTheStigma
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COMMUNITY AWARENESS IS ESSENTIAL TO OUR HEALTH AND WELLBEING!!!!! We CANNOT move forward in economic growth and stability without it!!! Did you know that lead poisoning has a DIRECT and INDIRECT correlation to the violence in our communities in all of the United States and beyond??? I urge you to educate yourself and become part of the solution. Let’s stop sitting around letting things “just happen”!!! #onelove https://lnkd.in/ePjtPxYA
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Every month, 10,000,000 million people search for help online for assistance with their own hidden monster at home. However, 80% of people experiencing intimate partner violence, do not act on services related to health, healing, and safety. "Tools for Advocates and Survivors: Safe In Harm’s Way, OhanaLink Purple, and PurpleOne Creating Change and Actions" The people you work with, the friends you care for, and even your loved ones, could be living without the vocabulary to seek help, health and safety. In this Facebook Live, we have created ideas and opportunities to build awareness, then implement the vital tools and resources empowering you to be an ally. You will learn how to break the silence, enabling people to find the experts ready to help with safety and healing. Finally, you will leave with a tailor-made toolkit to implement when needed. #BecauseYouNeverKnow whose personal life simmers with pain and worry at work and home, please join us. As the CEO and Founder of Safe In Harm's Way Foundation, Inc, an award-winning non-profit dedicated to providing resources centered on community building and people navigating toxicity and abuse, I get to join two feisty and intelligent women creating change with their organizations. Kara Wasser, CEO and Founder of OhanaLink Purple, is the recent awardee of the Haller Enterprise Entrepreneur of the Year award at Thiel College! Her entrepreneurial spirit can be seen in the award-winning technology platform creating a comprehensive community response initiative that addresses domestic violence across the country. Lori Palisin, CEO of PurpleOne.org from will round out this vital speaker's panel. Purple One seeks to unite individuals around the eradication of domestic violence with coordinated community training and involvement. Lori's passion leads the mission with commitment and determination. Webinar doors open at 6:00 pm, cst today, Tuesday, November 21, 2023. I will be sure to make myself available for an additional thirty minutes after to address any remaining questions. Find us over on the Safe In Harm's Way Facebook Page for our live session today, and the link in the comments for ease of action this evening. Replay sessions will be live on our YouTube station tomorrow. You know the deal- join us! Take our hand, and let's go change the world! #IntentionallyFearless #AdvocacyLife #DomesticViolenceResources
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Day 6 out of the 12 days of Impact: Unveiling Realities and Fostering Understanding! 🌟 One of the things that’s so important to the health of our mission is advocacy and awareness, a journey of enlightenment. We're thankful today for the opportunities to peel back the layers to expose the roots of homelessness and addiction, dismantling myths, and spark open conversations. Through community events and partnerships, dialogues, and sharing authentic stories, we empower minds with knowledge, eroding stigma one fact at a time. Together, we illuminate the path toward empathy and unity. #12DaysOfImpact
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It's our collective responsibility to create a safe environment for all disabled individuals. Together, we can make a difference by raising awareness and offering support. In 2022, our Ammega OHI Gives Back initiative helped to fund 17 initiatives focused on health-related problems issues, and, in particular, support for people suffering from serious diseases, and for families who are psychologically and financially affected by the illnesses of their relatives. If you can, please take a moment to learn more about initiatives that support disabled individuals. Together, let's work towards creating a world where every disabled person is valued and safeguarded. You can find out more about AMMEGA OHI Gives Back initiative here at: https://lnkd.in/ePqNqRyK #SocialImpact #ESG #EmployeeEngagement
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Facts: - One in nine people worldwide do not have enough to eat on a regular basis. - Seven hundred sixty-seven million people live on $1.90 a day or less. - Every ten seconds, a child dies of a hunger-related disease. Let's turn awareness into action, with this being Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. Together, we can create positive change! #PositiveChange #Community #Awareness
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As we embark on the 16 Days of Activism campaign, it's essential to rally our communities towards creating safe spaces for survivors of gender-based violence. 💪🌏 🌟Why Safe Spaces Matter: Survivors often face barriers in seeking help, but safe spaces can be a beacon of support. These spaces foster healing, understanding, and empowerment, crucial elements in the journey towards recovery. 🤝How Communities Can Help: Educate and Raise Awareness: Knowledge is power. By educating our communities about the signs of gender-based violence and its impact, we empower individuals to recognize and respond effectively. Establish Support Networks: Encourage the formation of support groups where survivors can connect, share experiences, and draw strength from one another. These networks offer a sense of belonging and understanding. Promote Non-judgmental Listening: Create an environment where survivors feel heard and validated. A non-judgmental approach can make a world of difference in their decision to seek help. Collaborate with Local Resources: Forge partnerships with local organizations and helplines that specialize in providing support for survivors. Having these resources readily available can be a lifeline for those in need. 🔗Joining Forces for Change: Advocate for policies that prioritize survivor safety and support. Conduct community workshops to dispel myths and misconceptions surrounding gender-based violence. Encourage open conversations about consent, boundaries, and respect within the community. 🌈 Together We Can: By uniting as a community, we can break down the walls that survivors often face when seeking help. Let's ensure our neighborhoods are safe, welcoming spaces where survivors can find the support and compassion they deserve. #16DaysOfActivism #SupportSurvivors #CommunityUnity
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“Every sunrise is a new opportunity, a second chance to rewrite our story and transform our lives.” April is #SecondChanceMonth, a time to reflect on the power of redemption and the potential for new beginnings. As an advocate for survivors of human trafficking, I am deeply committed to breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for second chances. Survivors of human trafficking often face a myriad of challenges after exiting housing programs. They are frequently ill-equipped and unsupported in the community, leading to a high risk of revictimization. Many survivors return to the streets because doors are slammed shut on them. To qualify for the possibility of being placed in safe housing, they would typically need to have experienced trafficking within the last 3, 4, or 6 months. But that’s not always the case. I serve survivors who are fresh out of the life and those who have exited 1-5 years ago and are transient, having not been able to recover gracefully. I advocate for second, third, or even fourth chances. It takes about 10 years and a lifetime to recover from exploitation. A multidisciplinary, collaborative response is crucial in addressing the complex needs of survivors. This involves creating partnerships with public health professionals, community-based organizations, survivors, healthcare providers, legal aid, law enforcement, behavioral health, and social services. Care coordination is a vital component of this approach, focusing on the specific needs of each individual in crisis. Through my work, I strive to ensure that survivors do not relapse. I address their socioeconomic vulnerabilities, provide them with resources and support, and help them navigate the system. This approach has been shown to reduce revictimization and improve recovery outcomes. #SecondChance serves as a reminder of the importance of providing survivors of trafficking with the support and resources they need to rebuild their lives. It’s a call to action for all of us to break down barriers, challenge biases, and create a world where every survivor has the opportunity for a second chance. Let’s use this month to raise awareness, advocate for change, and give survivors the second chance they deserve. #SecondChanceMonth #HumanTrafficking #Advocacy #SurvivorSupport #EndHumanTrafficking #RecoveryJourney #EmpowerSurvivors #BreakTheCycle #HopeForSurvivors #HealingJourney #StandAgainstTrafficking #CommunityS
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It will be interesting to see how these changes unfold and whether they effectively address the concerns raised. #ContentModeration #SocialMediaSafety #DigitalWellbeing https://lnkd.in/gRPp62AJ
Instagram and Facebook Will Stop Treating Teens Like Adults
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TOXIC love, is NOT love. Raising awareness about teen violence is crucial to addressing and preventing this issue. By educating individuals about the signs, causes, and consequences of teen violence, we can empower communities to recognize and intervene in harmful situations. Through initiatives such as education programs, workshops, and community outreach, we can foster open discussions and provide resources to support both victims and perpetrators of teen violence. By shining a light on this issue, we can work towards creating safer and healthier environments for teens to thrive and develop positive relationships. Break The Silence. 💟 We are here for you ever step of the way. #TeenDVPrevention #BreakTheCycle #LoveShouldntHurt #HealthyTeenRelationships #SpeakUpTeens #YouDeserveLove #EndTeenViolence #RespectBoundaries #TeenEmpowerment #StandUpForTeens #TeenDVAwareness #BreakTheSilenceTeen #LoveWithoutHarm #SpeakOutTeens #RelationshipRespect #SafeDating #NotAloneBV
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2moWell done Stephanie.