All survivors have unique experiences, but BIPOC survivors often face similar struggles. Survivors who belong to marginalized identities and exist at the intersection of multiple identities face additional barriers when it comes to experiencing, disclosing, reporting, and receiving support after sexual, domestic, and intimate partner violence. The face of the anti-sexual violence movement is often…
July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, which intends to bring attention to the unique struggles faced by minority groups. The black community has unique experiences compared to people from other racial and ethnic groups when it comes to healthcare, including mental healthcare. Sexual violence impacts black people in ways that are specific to their…
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