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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
30 Apr 2019
#DVFacts show why coerced debt matters for a victim of economic abuse.
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
28 Apr 2019
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
28 Apr 2019
#Economic #abuse matters because victims of #DV may be unable to leave an abusive partner or may be forced to return to an abusive partner for #financial reasons. #DVFacts
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
27 Apr 2019
NCADV's been working on a VAWA reauth w/ critical enhancements, & last month, it passed the House! But the gun lobby is making false claims, threatening VAWA's Senate passage. We have our work cut out for us! Your gift enables NCADV to advocate for VAWA. ow.ly/oDTO30oxCwF
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
27 Apr 2019
You have the right to be safe in your relationship. If you have questions or concerns about your partner or partners contact an advocate by call (1-800-799-7233 or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) or chat online at thehotline.org. #DV
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
10 Apr 2019
Men in power, from the White House to the Supreme Court to state legislatures, are dismissing women’s experiences of sexual assault and putting up barriers to abortion care that deny women autonomy. Fight back at nationalpartnership.org/stan…
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
26 Apr 2019
While on your journey of healing from trauma and abuse, remember to be gentle with yourself. A great deal of trauma survivors suffer from toxic shame and self-blame. The abuse that happened to you is not your fault. Be kind to yourself. ❤
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
25 Apr 2019
Asking for help does not mean your are weak. To the contrary, a strong recognition of your own power to be able to seek help and be open to receiving it. For more tips on self-care: thehotline.org/2016/03/31/5-…. #Survivor #SelfCare
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
25 Apr 2019
Do you know someone who was murdered by an abuser?
NCADV's #MemorialMonday project shares memories from family and friends of people who lost their life to domestic violence.
Share information about a loved one today: ow.ly/jX7i30kZBDk
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
25 Apr 2019
How can I forgive? After you’re safe and ready to work on healing, you can explore forgiving. It doesn’t mean what happened to you was ok, nor does it mean the abuse was your fault. Forgiveness is letting go of your anger and resentment. For more: thehotline.org/2019/03/01/fo… #DV
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
24 Apr 2019
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
23 Apr 2019
Not everyone has access to nature, so it is difficult for some people to use outdoor methods of self-care like jogging. An abusive partner may not allow them to go outside at all. To learn more warning signs of abuse: thehotline.org/is-this-abuse… #MindfulMonday #EarthDay
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
23 Apr 2019
There is no excuse, and never an invitation to rape. @peaceoverviolence #DenimDay #BelieveSurvivors
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
22 Apr 2019
While enjoying the outdoors today, be aware of your surroundings. Stalking is a dangerous form of abuse. If your partner or your ex is stalking you, it may be time to safety plan. Learn how: bit.ly/2VQfBEe #MindfulMonday #EarthDay
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Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
22 Apr 2019
On #EarthDay, many take action to protect the health, safety, and future of our planet. Remember that you deserve the same care and consideration. If you’re in an abusive relationship, you can develop a path to safety. Learn more: thehotline.org/help/path-to-…
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23 Apr 2019
Human Trafficking Task Force meet with city councilors and legislators at the breakfast meeting at St John's Robinson Room.
Family Safety Center Tulsa retweeted
22 Apr 2019
Safety planning during the holidays is an important step when trying to leave or stay safe in an abusive relationship. Our advocates can help! Call The Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) or chat at thehotline.org. #DomesticViolence #IPV #Easter
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