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Come join us for a special monthly Speaker Series

Come join us for a special monthly Speaker Series from our NB staff this Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October.

Each Thursday from 12:15-1pm we’ll feature a new program. You’ll get to hear directly from advocates on what survivors need, what we provide, and the gaps our community hasn’t figured out how to fill yet.

Sign up for one or all of them! If you can’t make it, sign up anyways and we’ll send you the recording.

Questions? Email nzaidi@newbegin.org

Join us tomorrow! Have you ever been surprised to

Join us tomorrow!

Have you ever been surprised to hear that something you believed isn’t necessarily true? Or, perhaps, you enjoy a good myth busting?

Come join us at 5:30pm as a few of our New Beginnings team members lead a virtual, community discussion on some commonly believed myths about relationships, violence, and advocacy.

We want to thank our series sponsor Columbia Bank for their support of New Beginnings!

Register with our link in bio or on our website. This event will take place on Zoom.

We were incredibly honored yesterday to receive a

We were incredibly honored yesterday to receive a $25,000 gift from the @[17841400301139833:@teamsters] . We are grateful for their support!

Have you ever been surprised to hear that somethin

Have you ever been surprised to hear that something you believed isn’t necessarily true? Or, perhaps, you enjoy a good myth busting?

Come join us next Tuesday, Sept 27th at 5:30pm, as a few of our New Beginnings team members lead a virtual, community discussion on some commonly believed myths about relationships, violence, and advocacy.

Register with our link in bio or on our website. This event will take place on Zoom.

Today is the start of National Hispanic Heritage M

Today is the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month.

Rather than starting on the first of the month, Hispanic Heritage month begins on the 15th of September to commemorate the "Cry of Delores", the instigating moment of the Mexican Revolution. In the United States, the month celebrates the histories, cultures and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean and Central and South America

You are not alone.

You are not alone.

Two weeks ago, we held our first ever Youth Empowe

Two weeks ago, we held our first ever Youth Empowerment Retreat! 10 Seattle and Shoreline teens came together for 3 days of learning, connection, and fun. They even practiced facilitating discussions with their own peers!

We are proud of these young activists’ commitment to social change and healthy relationships. The future is now! You’ll be seeing great things from them soon.

While Seattle Public Schools will be starting late

While Seattle Public Schools will be starting late, lots of other students are heading back to school this week.

September is a great time to review resources for how to talk to kids who might be experiencing abuse, and how to equip them with the skills to understand healthy relationships.

According to the CDC, about 1 in 7 children experience some kind of abuse in the last year. This can be physical (hitting or causing physical pain), emotional (name calling, shaming, or verbal), sexual (unwelcome touch or rape), or child neglect (withholding clothing, shelter, food, etc). Additionally, nearly 1 in 11 female and approximately 1 in 14 male high school students report having experienced physical dating violence in the last year. Kids and adults who spot signs and symptoms of abuse in friends, classmates and students should take appropriate steps to get help.

We'll have links to a broader mix of resources in our September eNews, but a great place to start is our page about how to talk to youth.

https://newbegin.org/learn-more/what-can-you-do-to-help/support-for-teen-abuse/

We're coming to a neighborhood near you! Each summ

We're coming to a neighborhood near you! Each summer we have a booth at various farmers markets around Seattle to help raise awareness about the work we do. If you're at the market, come say hi! If you'd like to volunteer, we could always use the help, too!

8/31 Columbia City
9/4 West Seattle
9/17 University District

Contact Neba if you have questions or would like to volunteer: nzaidi@newbegin.org

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