JCADA

@JCADA_ORG

Supporting victims of domestic abuse to become empowered; Educating community leaders; & Preventing future generations from suffering by raising awareness.

Greater Washington DC Area
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Se unió en abril de 2010
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  1. 16 ene.

    Help support and have fun at the same time this Friday!

    . benefit from the 3rd concert this Friday at near ! 5 performers will raise funds for 5 local . Info & tix: .
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    31 dic. 2018

    . tix are available at . Prices increase tomorrow! will benefit from your ticket purchase to enjoy 5 performers on Jan 18th!

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  3. 11 dic. 2018

    Thank you to all those who lite a candle in support of power-based violence victims and survivors last night! These were just a few of our favorite photos - but you can always tag and when you post your photos and we'll be sure to share them!

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  4. 4 dic. 2018

    Students deserve to learn in safe schools, free from harassment and dating violence. Please pass the School Safety Omnibus Act to ensure that schools have the training and resources to support young survivors.

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  5. 31 oct. 2018

    Today is the LAST DAY to donate to JCADA's Challenge Page! Make sure you get your donation in before 11:59pm tonight to ensure your gift counts towards our challenge total!

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    16 oct. 2018

    Take a stand against domestic violence through (happening October 18)! 💜 ▶️▶️ Sign on and share the Facebook event:

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  7. 16 oct. 2018

    A10: The we will be doing this week is participating in , encouraging others to join in, and starting meaningful conversations about WHY we do so!

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  8. 16 oct. 2018

    The more you know! Thank you

    A9: Siri can now direct those trying to leave a situation or who have been sexually assaulted to the . Organizations like have worked with companies like Apple to adjust their language to support survivors & give more compassionate responses.
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    16 oct. 2018

    Q10. What is you will be doing this month () to be a voice against violence?

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  10. 16 oct. 2018

    A9: Virtual assistants have the potential to help survivors immensely - but that's up to the manufacturers & organizations they partner with to ensure that these technological resources are appropriate, safe, & supportive ✌️📱

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    16 oct. 2018

    Q9. Have you asked Siri, Alexa, Cortana, or a similar virtual assistant about domestic violence? Are they able to talk about in a trauma-informed, survivor-centered way?

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  12. 16 oct. 2018

    Conversations surrounding consent & healthy relationships should not be gendered! knows what they're talking about - ALL OF US must participate fully in these convos if we want to see tangible social change

    A8: Girls & young women aged aged 16-19 face a victimization rate almost triple the national average. Conversations about consent and healthy relationships must start early & MEN & BOYS MUST be a part of those conversations
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  13. 16 oct. 2018

    A8: Conversations about building healthy relationships and consent should start early, wayyy before puberty. Classrooms, family dinners, & after school activities are perfect places to start the convo!

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    16 oct. 2018

    Q8. How, and in what spaces, should we be talking to kids and teens about building healthy relationships and ensuring ?

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    16 oct. 2018

    A7. It’s important to understand what the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) is and what its reauthorization means for tribal communities. To learn more:

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    16 oct. 2018

    Q6. We often see domestic violence depicted in popular books and movies. What have you seen or read that addresses in a survivor-centered and trauma-informed way? (If you can’t think of any, why is that?)

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  17. 16 oct. 2018

    Absolutely! is never the victims fault and systemic victim blaming must be dismantled

    A6. Great question! 👏 Often, popular culture reduces to an individual’s behavior (product of psychopathology, alcohol abuse, etc.), failing to contextualize it as a social problem that is actually condoned and supported by cultural norms.
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  18. 16 oct. 2018

    A6: No examples spring to mind and that's exactly the issue! Trauma informed care is still a relatively new treatment framework but having nuanced, accurate portrayals of such an approach is extremely important for victims and advocates alike

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  19. 16 oct. 2018

    A must listen! Thanks for sharing 👍 

    A5. centers conversations on Feminism, Gender, and Relationships with a survivor-centered approach! 🎧
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  20. 16 oct. 2018

    A5: We really admire and appreciate SAMHSA who helps survivors with substance abuse/mental health struggles in countless way 🙏

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