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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

06.24.22

Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault
Today’s Supreme Court ruling to overturn Roe v Wade can have serious negative impacts on survivors of sexual assault. We must stand up to protect their rights!! #sexualassaultpregnancies ... See MoreSee Less
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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

06.24.22

Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault
There’s still time to drive up!As you know, the SCOTUS handed down their decision in the Dobbs v Jackson Women’s Health this morning. ACESDV is relying on our legal and healthcare partners to parse the specific impact on Arizona, and does not have specific resources or direction to share as of yet.If you are interested in action today, there will be a rally and march this evening at the State Capitol coordinated by Radical Women - Phoenix at 1700 W. Washington St, Phoenix, at 7:00 pm. ending by 8:00 pm. ... See MoreSee Less

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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

06.14.22

Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault
This article talks about the reality that all victims respond to trauma differently, and at different times. Take a read for some helpful myths and truths about how a "real victim" acts! "The truth is, unless you yourself have personally been traumatized in almost the exact same way as the survivor, it can be incredibly difficult to empathize with the survivor or understand why they act the way they do." ... See MoreSee Less

Why Acting Like A ‘Real Victim’ Is A Myth

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If you think all survivors react to abuse the same way, then you don’t understand trauma at all.
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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

06.09.22

Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault
Apple's new iOS 16 features a new setting section called Safety Check designed to help people in abusive situations. Read more details here. techcrunch.com/2022/06/06/apple-safety-check/ ... See MoreSee Less

Apple iOS adds feature to sever ties with abusers, with Safety Check – TechCrunch

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Apple’s app and phone ecosystem make it really easy to use messages on your computer, to share your location with friends or keep an eye on where your kids are. That feature set has a shadow side, t...
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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

05.18.22

Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault
Get your free tests! COVID is on the rise in Pima County again. Get your free tests now!U.S. households are now eligible for another order of free at-home tests. Each order will now include 8 self-tests, and will arrive in 2 separate packages. Order yours today: covid.gov/tests ... See MoreSee Less

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Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault

05.07.22

Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault
At the Arizona Palooza today sharing info, smiles and hope during #mentalhealthawarenessmonth. ... See MoreSee Less

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