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1in6 Thursday: We’re all in This Together
It should come as no surprise, I suppose, that we who work to create a safe space for men who have experienced sexual abuse and assault feel a great debt of gratitude to the many courageous men who have stepped forward to tell their stories. Each day, by their example, they challenge harmful social norms that tell men that showing vulnerability will be met with shame and sometimes even doubt.
1in6 Thursday: Be Kind
Be kind to yourself. Say only positive, loving thoughts to yourself.
1in6 Thursday: Approval Seeking
Wanting to end the feeling of not being loved or accepted by others often is at the heart of addictions, depressions and desperate actions.
1in6 Thursday: Logging On to Healing - A New Resource for Men Who Experienced Childhood Sexual Abuse
Anonymous, safe and therapeutically sound support groups to men in real-time.
Our Stories, Our Work: Joyful Heart Updates and Events in Hawai‘i
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time when communities across the state and country focus on raising visibility and creating change. Domestic violence thrives when communities are silent, so this month is about ending that silence and encouraging everyone to take a stand.
In Hawai‘i, there are many local activities talking place to recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month. We invite you to read about some of them and check out even more from Hawai‘i Says NO MORE.
1in6 Thursday: We Are Survivors
There is nothing wrong with us; something wrong was done to us.
It's a failure of the criminal justice system - and we can end it.
The rape kit backlog—untested rape kits numbering in the hundreds of thousands across the country—represents a failure of the criminal justice system to protect survivors and to hold perpetrators accountable.
1in6 Thursday: Pope Francis - Courage and Accountability
It was 28 years ago, in 1987, that I first reported to the Archdiocese of Boston that my parish priest had abused me two decades earlier. I asked that the priest be removed and given help to address his abusive behavior; and that the church make a public effort to find other victims. They told me then they didn’t believe me.
