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Your Voice Has Power Shirt
Hanes Ladies V-Neck Nano-T
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About this campaign
Feel good wearing this shirt, knowing that it can start a conversation or silently support someone else who feels the same way.
This shirt was designed to represent the April's Sexual Assault Awareness Month campaign. This April; we want to keep the momentum of the #MeToo movement going by ending the silence around sexual harassment and assault. The theme, Embrace Your Voice, calls on individuals to challenge the status quo to bring about real and lasting change.
Check out all of the Sexual Assault Awareness Month resources and learn about how you can get involved this April: www.nsvrc.org/saam
Proceeds from sales of these shirts benefit the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC).
Your contribution to NSVRC helps support our work to end sexual violence and makes a positive impact on the lives of survivors across the country. NSVRC works to address the causes and impact of sexual violence through collaboration, prevention efforts, and the distribution of resources. With your help, we’re working toward a world free of sexual violence.
Your donation will:
-Support the creation of resources on sexual violence prevention
-Provide emergency funds to survivors and programs impacted by natural disasters
-Help facilitate technical assistance requests from coalitions, advocates, and others interested in understanding and eliminating sexual violence
-Support efforts to prevent child sexual abuse
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I believe survivors, full stop #metoo
I’m a survivor of military sexual assault. I support and believe other survivors!!
Time's up. We need as a culture to make a change in our perception of and reaction to victims of sexual abuse, and that starts with talking about it.
I'm the Prevention Coordinator for a Rape Crisis Center.