Survivors and their needs should be put at the forefront and centered, which is why this year, we’re taking a different approach and making survivor support the core focus of our annual Red Zone Summit. Join us October 16th at 9 AM PST | 11 AM CST | 12 PM EST for a three hour...
Join us for a gentle, trauma-informed session designed to support safety, choice, and nervous system regulation. This virtual practice will emphasize slow, supported postures held from 2 to 4 minutes, with invitational language and options throughout. This free, virtual yoga practice is gentle, grounding, and can meet survivors where they're at. Participants are encouraged to...
It can be difficult to find people who understand what it's like as a survivor of sexual violence. This group is a space for survivors to unite and support each other through sharing stories, expressing emotions, and creating community. Attendees will also discuss coping strategies and healing after trauma. Join us for this free and...
Artistic and creative expression have been shown to be an effective way for trauma survivors to process their trauma and express their emotions. This makes art a powerful tool in...
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