Julie Patrick is the National Partners Liaison for RALIANCE and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. Julie’s work focuses on changing the conversation about sexual violence through efforts with the news media as well as advocates, allies, and survivors. Prior to RALIANCE, Julie served for over a decade as the Senior Special Projects Coordinator with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Alexandria, VA and managed the National Coalition to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse & Exploitation.
- Nov 28, 2018
- Julie Patrick
"Whiteness is our default way of talking about sexual violence. But it cannot be."
- Abr 17, 2018
- Julie Patrick
Fear limits our ability as sexual and domestic violence prevention advocates to address the roots of violence. It’s the fear of talking about racial inequity – saying the wrong thing or being called racist – and also fear of retaliation for wanting to talk about it. In turn, we can recreate these same inequities within organizations. This conversation is for everyone – we all need to work from the places we have privilege.
- Mayo 26, 2017
- Julie Patrick
By Julie Patrick, National Partners Liaison at Raliance
- Dic 07, 2016
- Julie Patrick
This post was written by the NSVRC's Julie Patrick, National Partners Liaison at Raliance.