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A Survivor’s Story of Running, Writing, and Resilience
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we sat down with Marissa Quintero—a board member, published poet, long-distance runner, and a powerful voice for survivors. She shares her journey from crisis to victory and the profound ripple effect of sharing our stories. Silas: Marissa, thank you for sharing your story with us. Your life…
Read More6 Books on Latino Resilience and Overcoming Hardship
For Latinos navigating hardship—be it systemic barriers, cultural pressures, or personal battles—finding literature that speaks to that specific journey is essential.
Read MoreSer fuerte no significa sufrir en silencio
by Karla Travieso, LCSW En muchas familias latinas, las niñas crecen con el mensaje de que ser fuerte significa quedarse callada. Nos enseñan a no llorar demasiado, a no quejarnos, a no mostrar debilidad. La fortaleza se asocia con el silencio, con cargar el dolor solas y con poner siempre las necesidades de los demás…
Read MoreFacing the Shadows: A Comprehensive Look at Stalking
Stalking is a crime that affects millions of people across the United States every year. According to recent estimates, approximately 13.5 million individuals are stalked annually. There is an urgent need for awareness and understanding of stalking behaviors and their effects on survivors. A Widespread Problem Stalkers don’t discriminate by gender. Research shows that nearly…
Read MoreLet’s Talk About the Election
The only way through is together. At Safe Passage, our commitment to supporting survivors of domestic violence and our resolve are as strong as ever in light of the increase in fear and risk that many members of our community are facing post-election. We know that domestic violence can affect anyone and also that the…
Read MoreEmpowering Reads for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The Survivor Anthology Project creates collections of work that include the diversity, creativity, and resilience of survivors’ experiences. In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the launch of our second issue of Survival & Beyond, we are spotlighting some empowering books that deserve a place on your October reading list! Some of these books…
Read MoreVolunteer Spotlight: Survivor Art as Healing
Kathleen is a founding team member of the Survivor Anthology Project. We talked about her passion for research, the importance of community, and art as healing.
Read MoreDisability, Desirability, and Domestic Violence
When approaching Domestic Violence and Relationship Abuse against disabled individuals, it is important to take a holistic view and pay attention to the social attitude towards disability.
Read MoreIntern Spotlight: Body Autonomy & Supporting Survivors of Abuse
Passionate about supporting survivors of violence, Jo has been an amazing addition to the Community Engagement team this year!
Read MoreTeen Dating Violence: What are the facts?
Have you ever experienced the excitement of diving into a new romance? Or that incredible feeling when you meet someone who sets your heart racing? We’ve all been there, right? But there’s something crucial you should never forget when getting involved while you’re in middle school or high school: Teen Dating Violence.
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