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3 Ways You Can ‘See’ Someone Has Experienced Trauma

3 Ways You Can ‘See’ Someone Has Experienced Trauma

by Crystal Emerick | Nov 10, 2020 | Changemaker, Good to Know, Individual, Loved Ones, Useful Information

3 Ways You Can “See” Someone Has Experienced Trauma Post-traumatic stress disorder...
How We Can End Sexual Harassment at Work

How We Can End Sexual Harassment at Work

by Crystal Emerick | Nov 10, 2020 | Changemaker, Workplace

How We Can End Sexual Harassment at Work Gretchen Carlson, a journalist, author, TED talk alum,...
TITLE IX: DECODED

TITLE IX: DECODED

by Crystal Emerick | Nov 10, 2020 | Changemaker, Policy Education

Title IX: Decoded Title IX is a federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the...
How Local Police Can Combat the Global Problem of Human Trafficking

How Local Police Can Combat the Global Problem of Human Trafficking

by Crystal Emerick | Nov 10, 2020 | Changemaker, Policy Education

How Local Police Can Combat the Global Problem of Human Trafficking Collaboration,...
The Body Keeps the Score: Summary and Review

The Body Keeps the Score: Summary and Review

by Crystal Emerick | Nov 6, 2020 | Changemaker, Individual, Useful Information

The Body Keeps the Score: Summary and Review   In this book summary, you’ll learn why...
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👩‍🏫 For educators: Everyday courage looks 👩‍🏫 For educators: Everyday courage looks like creating classrooms where kids feel seen, believed and safe. One small step: remind students their voices matter. #everydaycourage #couragethatconnects #bravestep #onesmallstep
✨ Voices of Change | Welcome, Ericka Ellis-Stewa ✨ Voices of Change | Welcome, Ericka Ellis-Stewart ✨ We are thrilled to welcome Ericka Ellis-Stewart to the Brave Step community as our Spring 2026 MSW Practicum Clinical Intern! Ericka is a Master of Social Work student at @unccharlotte and brings a powerful blend of lived experience and professional expertise in mental health advocacy, suicide prevention, community engagement and program development. Her work is grounded in trauma-informed, survivor-centered care and a deep belief in safety, empowerment and recovery for all survivors. A graduate of @queensuniv, Ericka is also a Level I & II Reiki Practitioner, YTT/YRT Yoga Instructor, and a Suicide Prevention Master Trainer with the QPR Institute, reflecting her holistic and compassionate approach to healing. As a practicum intern, Ericka is eager to deepen her clinical skills while contributing meaningfully to Brave Step’s mission. Her voice, heart and commitment to this work already make her a powerful force for change. Please join us in welcoming Ericka to the Brave Step family 💙
Education doesn’t happen in isolation. It happen Education doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens in partnership. This February, we’re recognizing the Color It Blue partners who make education and awareness possible — not just through visibility, but through belief in prevention, recovery and community responsibility. What’s often not talked about: Education-focused partnerships consistently reach people before they ever identify as survivors, loved ones or supporters. Many first encounters with trauma-informed language happen in classrooms, workplaces and community spaces, long before someone ever reaches out for help. Because of our Color It Blue partners: • conversations about consent and boundaries happen earlier • stigma is disrupted in everyday spaces • survivors learn they are not alone, sometimes without ever saying a word Awareness isn’t just about campaigns. It’s about creating conditions where silence is interrupted and support becomes visible. As we move closer to April’s Color It Blue campaign, we’re grateful for the partners who understand that education is action and that courage often starts with learning. 💙 Thank you, @uwharriebank, @republic_services, @bootsetc, Complete Dentistry, @ameliesfrenchbakery, @roperconstructioncompany and @roperpt, for standing with allies, loved ones and survivors. #ColorItBlue #changebeginswithblue #partnersinprevention
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