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As one door closes
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We reflect on ten years of collaborative creation and hard work.

Silence Speaks, Secrets Revealed
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Learn how a radio drama created a safe space for survivors to share their experiences.

What changes has your program seen since #MeToo?
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We reached out to you, our partners and community members, to learn about your work in the movement.

RALIANCE recognizes leaders in the movement with Honors Awards
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This year, RALIANCE held its inaugural Honors Awards event to celebrate leaders who are working to end sexual assault.

Getting on message
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A five-year project revealed ways to effectively talk about preventing sexual harassment, abuse, and assault.

“We Can” Project: Incorporating Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Communities into Prevention
A card from a participant that says: "Dear Miss Rice, Thank you for teaching me how to stick up for myself. I can stick up for myself when I get hurt. I can stick up for a friend. I can stick up for my brothers. I can stick up for people."

Learn how one program started providing prevention services for folks with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

How North Carolina Prioritizes Diversity and Inclusion Across the State
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We connected with two of our colleagues in North Carolina to learn more about how they prioritize diversity and inclusion.

Celebrating Pride Though Film
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We highlight a couple of fantastic films housed in our library collection in honor of Pride Month.

June in all colors: More tolerance and respect
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This month, let us embrace diversity and paint Latin American streets in full color.

Por más tolerancia y respeto, pintemos el mes de Junio de todos los colores
Crowd of people holding rainbow flags in Chile

Aunque las calles de las capitales de la región se tornan de muchos colores durante el mes, las cifras no son nada alentadoras para las comunidades LGBTI.