Regístrese Ahora. ¡Ya está disponible el agenda completa de la conferencia! www.LuminariasConference.org
¡Ya está disponible el agenda completa de la conferencia! Eche un vistazo a nuestra emocionante lista de sesiones y ponentes.
📅 Fechas: 5 de mayo - 7 de mayo
Visite www.LuminariasConference.org
Our Conference Agenda is Out Now! Luminarias Statewide Sexual Assault Conference. Register now www.LuminariasConference.org
Our full Luminarias Conference agenda is out now! Check out our exciting line up of sessions & speakers.
📅 Dates: May 5th - 7th
Visit www.LuminariasConference.org to view the agenda and to register!
🎧 New Episode of the Both/And Prevention Podcast!
Jess Clark speaks with Kate Noble, President of the Santa Fe Public School Board and CEO of Growing up New Mexico, about how public schools can be a foundation for community wellness and transformation.
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How it works:
1. Visit www.SupportSAurvivors.com/postcard-campaign
2. Add your info & write a message about why fully funding sexual assault services is important to you
3. Our team will fill out a postcard with your name, email, zipcode, and message
4. We'll hand deliver it to your legislators
Join our Postcard Campaign by Jan 23rd to help us advocate for essential sexual assault services funding. www.SupportSASurvivors.com
Join our Postcard Campaign Before January 23rd! ✉️
www.SupportSAurvivors.com/postcard-campaign
Don't miss this opportunity to send a direct message to your lawmakers about crucial support for survivors.
Let's make this final push count! Thank you for standing with survivors.
Equipped with years of experience, Shiwali is a deep well of passion with a belief that even as systems are falling apart around us, we can still make meaningful change and protect students!
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In the latest episode of the Both/And Prevention Podcast, Shiwali Patel, Senior Director of Education Justice at the @nwlc.org, discusses what it means to protect students under Title IX in a world where it is increasingly being weaponized against the very people it was meant to protect.
Luminarias Conference: Inscripciones abiertas
Ya está abierta la inscripción para Luminarias, la conferencia estatal sobre agresión sexual del NMCSAP. ¡Venga a aprender, compartir y sanarse con nosotros!
🔗 Regístrese en nmcsap.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager...
📅 Fechas: 5 de mayo - 7 de mayo
Registration is open for our Luminarias Conference
Registration is now open for our Luminarias Statewide Sexual Assault Conference. Come learn, share, and heal with us!
🔗 Register now at: nmcsap.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager...
📅 Dates: May 5th - 7th
We also want to remind you that no matter how this news has impacted you, the NM Sexual Assault Helpline is 24/7 free, confidential, and here for you.
📞 Call or text: 1-844-667-2457 | 1-844-NMSAHLP
💬 Chat: www.nmsahelp.org
We stand in with every survivor impacted by this case and cases like it. Justice must mean accountability for all perpetrators, regardless of wealth or connection.
We're dedicated to dismantling the structures that allow violence and we'll keep fighting for a world where survivors are centered!
Reminder: With the release of the Epstein files, we must center survivors.
The release of the Epstein files is a harsh reminder of the systemic silence and institutional power that fails victims. As conversations continue nationally & in our communities, we want to remind people that this story is about survivors and we must center them in how we move forward.
How it works:
1. Visit www.SupportSASurvivors.com
2. Add your info & write a message about why fully funding sexual assault services is important to you
3. We'll fill out a postcard with your info and message
4. We'll hand deliver it to your legislators during session when we advocate for funding!
Sexual Assault services are a lifeline. Not a budget line item. Join our Postcard Campaign. www.SupportSASurvivors.com
It’s that time of year again and we are preparing to launch our 2026 postcard campaign!
Filling out a postcard is a great opportunity to make sure your legislatures hear your voice as they make decisions impacting survivors in the upcoming legislative session.
➡️ www.SupportSASurvivors.com
Other Ways to Support Us 1. Help us fight for funding at www.SupportSASurvivors.com 2. Visit our Bonfire store www.bonfire.com/store/nmcsap 3 Follow @nmsahelp & share the NM Sexual Assault Helpline
Other Ways to Support Us
📣 Help us fight for funding at www.SupportSASurvivors.com
👕 Visit our Bonfire store www.bonfire.com/store/nmcsap
➡️ Spread the word about the NM Sexual Assault Helpline, a 24/7 confidential resource at nmsahelp.org
Giving Tuesday. Donate Now. Your support allows us to advocate for policy change, sustain resources like the NMSA Helpline, respond to the needs of survivors, advocates, programs, and communities, and much more!
From supporting resources for crisis response to long-term recovery, advocacy and trainings for partner organizations, and beyond - your donation today helps survivors and the community that stands with them.
Join our community of support today!
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We Stand with Survivors. Will You Join Us?
We Stand with Survivors. Will You Join Us?
With your ongoing partnership, we're creating a future where sexual violence prevention is prioritized and every survivor is surrounded by the support they need. This #GivingTuesday, your support can power a network of life-saving services across NM!
¡Aplica ahora! El Consejo Asesor de Sobrevivientes
¡Aplica ahora! El Consejo Asesor de Sobrevivientes
Buscamos a sobrevivientes diversos que se apasionen por utilizar su experiencia vivida como conocimiento especializado para guiar un cambio significativo.
🔗 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
📅 Fecha tope: 5 de diciembre
Join the Survivors' Advisory Council
Join the Survivors' Advisory Council!
We’re seeking survivors from diverse backgrounds who are passionate about using their lived experience as expertise to inspire communities, influence policies, and improve services.
🔗 Learn More & Apply: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
📅 Deadline: 12/5
Dile al Congreso #FundSafetyNow. El financiamiento federal es vital para l@s sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica y sexual y para los programas que l@s apoyan. L@s sobrevivientes necesitan acceso a servicios y a atención médica asequible.
![Llama al 202-224-3121 y dile al Congreso: Hola, mi nombre es [nombre] y vivo en [ciudad, estado/territorio]. [Si trabajas para un programa local o estatal, asegúrese de mencionarlo.] Hago un llamado para urgir al Congreso y a la Administración a que encuentren una solución bipartidista para reabrir el gobierno federal que proteje los fondos destinados a los servicios y la prevención para sobrevivientes, garanticen que sobrevivientes tengan acceso a atención médica asequible, y preserven la autoridad del Congreso sobre las asignaciones presupuestarias para que los fondos no sean afectados por recortes. Los centros de crisis de violación y los refugios de violencia doméstica dependen de fondos federales para mantener sus puertas abiertas y ofrecer servicios que salvan vidas. Los sobrevivientes necesitan acceso a servicios y atención médica para sanar y encontrar seguridad. Por favor, protejan los fondos federales destinados a la prevención y los servicios de violencia doméstica y agresión sexual, y mantengan la atención médica asequible y accesible. Gracias por apoyar a sobrevivientes.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:64pq7mgf6rzbi5jjmxcvknbh/bafkreiakheu6oeyx2ayc2a4qdyteum4pnisravthedlu334rvbisc2hwpe)
Llama al 202-224-3121 y dile al Congreso: Hola, mi nombre es [nombre] y vivo en [ciudad, estado/territorio]. [Si trabajas para un programa local o estatal, asegúrese de mencionarlo.] Hago un llamado para urgir al Congreso y a la Administración a que encuentren una solución bipartidista para reabrir el gobierno federal que proteje los fondos destinados a los servicios y la prevención para sobrevivientes, garanticen que sobrevivientes tengan acceso a atención médica asequible, y preserven la autoridad del Congreso sobre las asignaciones presupuestarias para que los fondos no sean afectados por recortes. Los centros de crisis de violación y los refugios de violencia doméstica dependen de fondos federales para mantener sus puertas abiertas y ofrecer servicios que salvan vidas. Los sobrevivientes necesitan acceso a servicios y atención médica para sanar y encontrar seguridad. Por favor, protejan los fondos federales destinados a la prevención y los servicios de violencia doméstica y agresión sexual, y mantengan la atención médica asequible y accesible. Gracias por apoyar a sobrevivientes.
🚨 ¡Dile al Congreso #FundSafetyNow!
El financiamiento federal es vital para l@s sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica y sexual y para los programas que l@s apoyan. L@s sobrevivientes necesitan acceso a servicios y a atención médica asequible.
Llama al 202-224-3121
Tell Congress to #FundSafetyNow. Federal funding is vital for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and the programs that support them. Survivors need access to services and affordable health care
![Sample call script reading: "Call 202-224-3121 and tell your Member of Congress: “Hello, my name is [name] and I live in [city, state/territory]. [If you work for a local/state program, make sure to mention that.] I’m calling to urge Congress and the Administration to find a bipartisan solution to reopen the federal government that protects funding for survivor services and prevention, ensures survivors have access to affordable health care, and protects the appropriations authority of Congress so that funding isn’t impacted by rescissions. Rape crisis centers and domestic violence shelters depend on federal funding to keep their doors open and provide lifesaving services to survivors. Survivors need access to both services and health care to heal and find safety. Please protect federal funding for domestic violence and sexual assault prevention and services and keep health care affordable and accessible. Thank you for supporting survivors.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:64pq7mgf6rzbi5jjmxcvknbh/bafkreicosbjcwzqbmfqspak6iaovsclucf4q7u5nkunab2flg7dz6mhfbu)
Sample call script reading: "Call 202-224-3121 and tell your Member of Congress: “Hello, my name is [name] and I live in [city, state/territory]. [If you work for a local/state program, make sure to mention that.] I’m calling to urge Congress and the Administration to find a bipartisan solution to reopen the federal government that protects funding for survivor services and prevention, ensures survivors have access to affordable health care, and protects the appropriations authority of Congress so that funding isn’t impacted by rescissions. Rape crisis centers and domestic violence shelters depend on federal funding to keep their doors open and provide lifesaving services to survivors. Survivors need access to both services and health care to heal and find safety. Please protect federal funding for domestic violence and sexual assault prevention and services and keep health care affordable and accessible. Thank you for supporting survivors.”
🚨 Tell Congress to #FundSafetyNow!
Federal funding is vital for survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault and the programs that support them. Survivors need access to services and affordable health care.
Use the sample call script to take action and call 202-224-3121 NOW!
#SupportSurvivors
Hey, can I give you my number?
The New Mexico Sexual Assault Helpline is here to listen, no matter what happened. Free, confidential, and available 24/7, we are here for YOU. Call. Text. Chat.
📞 1-844-667-2457
💬 nmsahelp.org
Three people presenting in front of a powerpoint with statistics about sexual violence in NM
Thank you LHHS members who listened to not just the data on the crisis of sexual violence in our state but also our recommendations for how we can invest in survivors, communities, and prevention!
Three people presenting in front of a powerpoint reading "Innovations in New Mexico's response to sexual violence & child abuse"
Policy Work in Action!
Today, Alexandria Taylor and Jess Clark were joined by Roberta's Place Executive Director Oshay Jaramillo to present in front of the Interim Legislative Health and Human Services Committee
#nmpol #nmleg
If you need support now, the NMSA Helpline is here 24/7.
📞 1-844-667-2457 call, text or chat at www.nmsahelp.org
Sample call script for call to action. Full text in image description.
You can take action by using this sample script and calling your elected officials NOW to urge them to work together toward a bipartisan solution that will ensure lifesaving services for survivors without compromising health care for survivors.
📞 Call: 202-224-3121
Call to action graphic reading "Tell Congress to #SupportSurvivors. Federal funding is vital for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and the programs that support them. Survivors need access to services and affordable health care."
🚨 New Mexico - the Government shutdown is upon us.
Funding delays can have devastating impacts on survivors. Local programs are reliant on federal funding and have minimal cash reserves. Even a few weeks of a funding delay equals reduced services, layoffs, and eventually program closures.
✨ New Ep of Both/And Sexual Violence Prevention Podcast!
Jess speaks with Jaclyn Friedman with @educateusaction.bsky.social for a deep dive into sex ed as a liberatory & anti-authoritarian tool that creates change far beyond high school classrooms
Listen now!
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By investing in community-led solutions, we're not just preventing harm, but we are creating stronger communities as a whole.
Thank you New Mexico Department of Health for introducing these funds into our communities and investing in both intervention and prevention!
"The broader violence prevention is us moving upstream, because healthier communities are safer communities and sexual violence doesn’t exist when we have healthy and safe communities." - Alexandria Taylor, NMCSAP Executive Director
