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It’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month! And this isn It’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month!

And this isn’t just a moment to pay attention—it’s a call for men to step up.

Too often, the conversation stops at “don’t do harm.” But what does it actually look like for men to show up for survivors?

We’re breaking it down: 5 real ways men can take action this Sexual Assault Awareness Month—from how you listen, to how you speak up, to how you move through your everyday spaces!

💡 Follow @unscriptedfutures to ditch the script and join a movement rooted in accountability and care.

#SAAM #healthyrelationships
This week we are honoring Black Maternal Health We This week we are honoring Black Maternal Health Week! 💜

In the US, Black mothers and their infants continue to face disproportionately poor health outcomes related to childbirth. Black women are more than three times as likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than others, and according to the CDC, over 80% of these deaths are preventable.

The causes are many, from higher rates of domestic violence to limited access to prenatal and postpartum care. And, these gaps are multiplied in rural areas, where women experience nearly 2x the risk of maternal death than in urban communities.

To learn more about how to improve Black maternal health, visit:
👉 @blackmamasmatter
👉 @ujimacommunity
👉 FUTURES Rural Maternal & Infant Health Initiative: www.tinyurl.com/futures-rmih

#BMHW #BlackMaternalHealth
This Child Abuse Prevention Month, we’re highlight This Child Abuse Prevention Month, we’re highlighting what real prevention looks like!

It looks like supporting parents. Addressing families’ health needs. Helping families stay together and thrive.

At Promising Futures, we partner with communities, programs, and states to strengthen families impacted by domestic violence. Because when parents heal, children flourish!

💡 Learn more about our work and explore resources at promising.futureswithoutviolence.org
Consent is more than a one-time yes, it’s a contin Consent is more than a one-time yes, it’s a continuous conversation! 

Remember the 4 C’s of consent:
💬 Clear
♻️ Continuous
🧠 Conscious
🚫 Coercion-free

Don’t assume. Don’t pressure. Ask, listen, and respect the answer, every time! 

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-HOPE

#SexualAssaultAwarenessMonth #SAAM #healthrelationships #respect
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