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We are Safe Speaks, a global movement focused on gender based violence and gender equality.
We do this through awareness, advocacy, empowerment, and healing. Our goal is to see a safe world for all to thrive filled with love and respect.
We believe everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect no matter where you go or what you do. And if someone doesn’t show you that then it’s time to speak up! Join us in our mission. Let us work together towards an equitable society that allows all of us to thrive in safety.
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Gender-based Violence against People with Disability: An Overlooked Issue
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a global phenomenon that affects millions of individuals – including those with disability – regardless of socioeconomic background, race, and age. Unfortunately, people with disability are especially vulnerable to the devastating effects of gender-based violence. There is a growing recognition by international organizations, governments, civil society, and other stakeholders that GBV…
Men: It’s time to take a Stand against Violence against Women
We are in the midst of an ongoing crisis. Violence against women is one of the most pervasive and deadliest human rights violations that affect millions around the world every year. Yet, despite its prevalence and devastating impact, violence against women remains largely unreported, undiscussed, and unaddressed – often due to a lack of awareness…
Why Is It Difficult To ‘Just Leave’ An Abusive Relationship?
“Why don’t they leave?” This is a common question when many people hear that someone is in an abusive relationship. Leaving may seem simple to anyone but it’s never that easy. And here is why.
Domestic Violence the Morning After: No Matter How Strong I am, the Trauma Will Always Be a Part of Me
“Some of my delay in sharing stemmed from my culture. As an Indian American woman, I grew up understanding that a portion of my existence was based on “fitting in.” Speaking up and sharing my story or the significant amount of domestic violence in our community was not and still is not considered socially acceptable.…
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