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…
Artistic and creative expression have been shown to be an effective way for trauma survivors to process their trauma and express their emotions. Any and all survivors are welcome to register to join us for this free, virtual event. Join a group of survivors led by the PAVE staff as we follow art prompts to…
Join The Survivors.org Support Group! Our support group is free, virtual, and available to all adult survivors regardless of gender, identity, race, ethnicity, sexuality, and location. Held on the first and third Wednesday every month at 7 PM EST, our support group is a space to receive support and participate in a community survivors. Registering…
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