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In the face of so much hateful violence and rhetor

Indigenous advocates in New Mexico have always bee

This month, Michelle Aldana and Rachel Cox host a

This Veteran's Day, we are honoring all the ways t

This Veteran's Day, we are honoring all the ways those who served many have experienced harm and trauma, including surviving sexual violence. Abuse has no place in the military, yet it happens far too often. To every survivor: You did not deserve what happened. No matter how long ago it was or where you are on healing from it or even talking about it, we are here for you.

Image Description Bold blue text on a red and blue background reads "Reaching out is an act of bravery. To all veterans & service members who've survived sexual violence, you are not alone" In the bottom corner are the phone number and website 1-844-667-2457 nmsahelp.org.

Image 2: Bold blue text on a red and blue background reads "You Deserve Support. NM Sexual Assault Helpline Call or Text: 1-844-667-2457, Chat: NMSAHelp.org
DoD SafeHelpline, Call: 877-995-5247, Chat: SafeHelpline.org,
Veterans Crisis Line Call: 988 then press 1, Text: 838255, Chat: VeteransCrisisLine.net" Along the side are two dog tags on a necklace with text reading "Call 988 press 1"
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#VeteransDay #VeteranSuicideAwareness #SupportOurVeterans #EndSexualViolence #BelieveSurvivors #EndRapeCulture #SexualAssaultAwareness #SupportSurvivors

Men in the movement to end gender based violence a

Men in the movement to end gender based violence are welcome to join us next week for a peer group on Thursday November 14th! This will be a space to come together to connect around working in the field of addressing sexual violence.
Visit the link in our bio to register!

Image Description: Graphic for a Men’s Peer Group reads "Join us! Nov 14th 11-12. Scott Davis joins us to lead a virtual peer group for men in the movement to end gender based violence. This will be a space for men to come together to connect and learn from one another and to discuss their experiences working in the field of addressing sexual violence! Link in bio. This group is for exploring shared experiences, not policing gender or expression. We trust each participant to consider their own identity, experiences, and socialization in determining whether this space would be meaningful for them."

Throughout the state, Sexual Assault Nurse Examine

Throughout the state, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners 🩺 dedicate their time and knowledge to be some of the first professionals to meet with a survivor and remind them that what happened to them was not their fault and that they are worthy of dignity and justice. Thank you to all the SANEs in NM doing this life saving work!

Sharing photos of some amazing nurses at our Luminarias Conference! (Thank you @nurse_jackie3 for the additional photos from IAFN conference!)

Image Description: White text on a teal background reads "Thank You Forensic Nurses for your selfless care & dedication to survivors! #ForensicNursesWeek" In the center are five photos of groups of nurses, some smiling toward the camera and others candids of them in conversation.
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#ForensicNurses #ForensicNursesWeek #ForensicNurseExaminer #SupportSASurvivors #EndSexualViolence #BelieveSurvivors #EndRapeCulture #SexualAssaultAwareness #SupportSurvivors

While voting and elections are important, the real

It's election day! One way you can show up for su

It's election day!
One way you can show up for survivors and for your community is by showing up at the polls. Make a plan and invite friends and family to join you. And remember, you have rights and your vote matters!

Find info about where to vote at www.NMVOTE.org & swipe for info about your rights.

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#NMLeg #VotingRights #NMPol #NMVote #SurvivorVoter #SurvivorPower #SurvivorsAgenda

There's still time to vote early! You can find in

There's still time to vote early!
You can find info like where to vote, what's on your ballot, and more at www.NMVOTE.org
Get informed, make a plan, and vote!

Image Description: Graphic is a collage of teal and blue stickers reading "Vote." and "Survivors Vote."

Image 2: White text reads "'It’s not just about demanding justice, but creating a world where justice is the norm.' Anita Hill #SurvivorsVote". In the corner is a black and white photo of Anita Hill, a smiling black woman with shoulder length hair and bangs.
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#NMLeg #VotingRights #NMPol #NMVote #SurvivorVoter #SurvivorPower #SurvivorsAgenda

New Mexico service providers, law enforcement agen

New Mexico service providers, law enforcement agencies, tribes, and Pueblos have received over $20 million from the Department of Justice's Office of Violence Against Women to support survivor services, improve violence prevention, and keep communities safe!

Congratulations to NM sexual assault programs who received part of this direct federal funding: @csvanw, @enlacenm, @nm_asian_family_center, @sasnwnm, and @vssbelieves

Image Description: White text reads "Congratulations NM programs on receiving federal OVW funding!" above the logos of the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women, Enlace Comunitario, New Mexico Asian Family Center, Sexual Assault Services of Northwest New Mexico, and Valencia Shelter Services.
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#EndSexualViolence #BelieveSurvivors #SexualAssaultAwareness #SupportSurvivors #YesMeansYes

Learn about an amazing new resource for NM survivo

The big national races may get the most attention,

The Victims of Crime Act (#VOCA) is an essential s

The Victims of Crime Act (#VOCA) is an essential source of funding for survivors. In the face of major cuts, we are grateful that every one of NM's House Delegates have signed on to the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act of 2024! This act will support survivors by helping to stabilize VOCA funding! Thank you Melanie Stansbury @gabeforcongress and @repteresalf

Image Description: White text reads "Thank you! Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez, Rep. Melanie Stansbury, and Rep. Gabe Vasquez for signing on to the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act to support funding for survivors & victims of crime!" on a teal background below a white outline of the capital building.
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#PassCVFSA
@senatormartinheinrich, @benraylujan,

In honor of #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth, our E

This month, NMSA Helpline co directors Sonya Romer

Domestic and sexual violence happen where silence

This #IndigenousPeoplesDay we're celebrating and h

Happy #HispanicHeritageMonth! Our state is lucky t

Happy #HispanicHeritageMonth! Our state is lucky to have so many hard working advocates including today's featured providers: Stephanie Wood, Joella Montoya, and Anabella St. Peter 💙

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Yesterday, our Executive Director Alexandria Taylo

Yesterday, our Executive Director Alexandria Taylor joined a panel on Let's Talk NM for #DVAM and discussed the intersections of domestic violence and sexual violence. Thank you KUNM for hosting this important conversation and for highlighting the work being done across New Mexico!

You can listen to the panel at kunm.org or through the link in our bio!

Image Description: A photo of six people including Alexandria Taylor sitting around a table in a radio studio with microphones and wearing headphones. The surrounding text reads "Thank You KUNM! Let's Talk NM 89.9 FM" Along the bottom are the logos for the NM Sexual Assault Helpline and NMCSAP.

Image two is photo of Alexandria Taylor, a Black woman wearing black glasses and a headset in a recording studio beside text from a quote reading "We talk about [active consent] in terms of educating young people, but it's actually all of us who need to learn those lessons and put that into practice. - Alexandria Taylor on Let's Talk NM. Listen at KUNM.org!"
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#SupportSurvivors #NMSAHelpline #LetsTalkNM

🙌 Exciting news! 🙌 We’re thrilled to annou

🙌 Exciting news! 🙌 We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the New Mexico Sexual Assault Helpline – a crucial new resource for survivors across our state. And guess what? Our Executive Director Alexandria Taylor will be live on the radio tomorrow morning to share more as KUNM hosts a panel for Domestic Violence Awareness Month! 🎙 📻

Join us on Let’s Talk NM on KUNM from 8-9 am Thursday, Oct. 10 as we dive into why we created this Helpline, how it's making a difference, and why it matters for our community. Don’t miss it – tune in at 89.9 FM or at the link in our bio, spread the word, and be part of the conversation! 💙 Have questions? Call in live at 505-277-5866 or email LetsTalk@kunm.org.

#SupportSurvivors #NMSAHelpline #LetsTalkNM

Link for bio: https://www.kunm.org/show/lets-talk-new-mexico/2024-10-04/lets-talk-about-domestic-violence

Supporting survivors and their families as they se

Supporting survivors and their families as they seek justice requires professionals from many different fields to work together (such as in Multi Disciplinary Teams). The three folks we are highlighting today for #HispanicHeritageMonth, Brissa Sotelo, Indira Heredia, and Sara Holiday, all are incredible examples of how NM providers are working with survivors and each other!

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