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1in6 Thursday: Unveiling the Taboo: Days of Dialogue to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse
Unveiling The Taboo, the title of four recent days of dialogue in Los Angeles, was designed to do just that -- give people from the diverse communities of LA an opportunity to come together and discuss openly the issues surrounding the taboo topic of child sexual abuse with an eye of mobilizing the community toward prevention.
Celebrate the Holidays with Joyful Heart's Gifts that Give Back
How We Can Turn Towards Domestic Violence the Rest of the Year
1in6 Thursday: Hope Part 2
Back in September, Aaron shared the first part of his story of hope on the Joyful Heart Blog. In it, he said, "Hope is essential to life, especially for those who are forced (or choose) to deal with painful experiences from our past," Taking inspiration and encouragement from his faith, Aaron made it through. Today, he continues with the second part of his story.
Join Us Tomorrow for the #YourVoiceCounts Twitter Chat
1in6 Thursday: Two Days in the Storm
As a visitor to State College Pennsylvania last week, I was deeply moved, by both the awareness of their tragedy and their determination to heal. The community showed a dogged commitment to squarely face and to nurture a path to recovery from the chaos that's surfaced since the arrest a year ago of former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky on multiple charges of sexual abuse.
1in6 Thursday: 1BlueString - An awareness Campaign from 1in6
Getting Back to Basics
Today, we have the first post in a new mini-series from Brynn Foster. Brynn shares her joyful heart with us, as well as her tips and tricks on being well, from Honolulu, Hawai'i. Brynn has been involved with Joyful Heart for years as a member of the Hawai'i Hearts, a group of volunteer women who raise awareness and funds for Joyful Heart's work in Hawai'i, our birthplace.
1in6 Thursday: "I'll Never Forgive You."
1in6 Thursday: Men Who were Abused as Boys
Men who were abused as boys were abused by individuals, not by a caricature. I find it disheartening that some have suggested we have to work hard to protect our children from other "Sanduskys."