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P.O. Box 75125
Seattle, WA 98175-0125

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Calling all parents! We often think of survivors o

Calling all parents! We often think of survivors of intimate partner violence as adults, but you may be surprised to learn that 1 in 3 teens experience abuse in their romantic relationships before the age of 18.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM), so we wanted to host a Zoom parenting workshop to talk about promoting safety in teen dating. Join prevention educators Victoria and Meesh in to learn more about how you can promote healthy relationships in your teen’s dating life!

You’ll get an overview of the curriculum we provide to middle schoolers, learn what is healthy in a relationship and what is abusive, and have a chance to ask a student peer educator your questions about teens dating.

*Spanish interpretation available

Questions? Clink the link in bio or email Prevention Educator Meesh Vergara at MVergara@NewBegin.org

Today we are thinking of the many Asian American c

Today we are thinking of the many Asian American communities impacted by this weekend’s horrific shooting, on a day and in a place meant for celebration and joy. Thank you @chanel_miller for sharing these words and reminding us that continuing to ask the question “what can I do to make the world a better place?” means there is still hope that we can end the violences that plague us so. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ #Repost @chanel_miller
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The theme for this year's Stalking Awareness Month

The theme for this year's Stalking Awareness Month is "Know It. Name It. Stop It." This is because in order to stop stalking, we must first be able to know what it is and what signs to look for. One fact about stalking that isn't discussed enough is that it often co-occurs with other domestic and sexual violence control tactics. On average, intimate partner stalkers are the most threatening and dangerous kind, and stalking increases the risk of intimate partner homicide by three times. Learn more about how we can all commit to a world free from stalking at the link in bio. #NSAM2023 #KnowItNameItStopIt

Keenan Anderson deserved to teach in his classroom

Keenan Anderson deserved to teach in his classroom today. You cannot be for survivors but not for police reform and Black Lives Matter. #Repost @callmeshivy
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I am just heartbroken by this one. Keenan Anderson was somebody’s high school ENGLISH TEACHER!? A DAMN TEACHER… and TASED him to death!? This man flagged down officers for help following his involvement in a CAR ACCIDENT!? And what did he get??? An overzealous and egotistical cop that triggered events that would steal his life.

NOTHING has improved since 2020! We STILL have NOT realized NATIONAL police reform! STILL. This time… we lost a TEACHER because of inaction. #justiceforkeenananderson #keenananderson

Our goal for 2023? Safer communities! Click the li

Our goal for 2023? Safer communities! Click the link in our bio to read more about what we have going on in the months to come and what events are happening with our partners to help survivors in our area have a healthy and supported new year.

Happy happy New Year from all of us at New Beginni

Happy happy New Year from all of us at New Beginnings! We know that after a season of busyness, family triggers, and little alone time, it can feel difficult to be grounded in the moment, your body, and feelings. So to start off 2023, we wanted to quickly provide you with some ways you can take care of and recenter yourself today, or any time you feel out of sync with your body and needs. Love, NB 💜

As we've said before, the holidays can often be a

As we've said before, the holidays can often be a heightened time emotionally for everyone. But the stress this time of year brings can also increase instances and the severity of abusive behaviors. Our DVHopeline will be here during the holidays to help with safety planning or to connect you with local resources. But we also wanted to share a guide created by The National Domestic Violence Hotline of things to consider when you are making a holiday-specific safety plan or are trying to support a survivor during the holidays. For more information, check out the link in bio, and we're wishing you safety and love as we continue through the holiday season. Love, New Beginnings

We wanted to share this really important event hap

We wanted to share this really important event happening tomorrow from Project Be Free! Project Be Free is an essential organization in our area, with a mission to provide crisis response to individuals affected by Domestic Violence, utilizing partnerships within our community that allow support and navigation of mental health need to increase advocacy and promote individual well being. Tomorrow, Project Be Free will be hosting a family resource night to bring together different community resources in the South King County area, including counseling, legal support, and much more. And if you can't make it in December, Project Be Free will be facilitating this resource night every third Thursday of the month! To get more information, head to the link in our bio.
We're so grateful Project Be Free is doing such wonderful work for survivors in our area to feel support, safe, and loved by their community!

Support Survivors of domestic violence and their f

Support Survivors of domestic violence and their families this holiday season. A gift card of $25, $50, or $100 offers survivors the freedom to buy what they need, when they need it. We prefer gift cards from Fred Meyer and Target.

Send cards to: New Beginnings, PO Box 75125, Seattle, WA 98175
Send e-gift cards to: give@newbegin.org

Any questions? Email us at give@newbegin.org.

Thank you for supporting survivors and New Beginnings!

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