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TRUSTED PREVENTION & EDUCATION RESOURCES

 

STORIES OF SURVIVAL

Elise's Story of Surviving Domestic Violence

 

"It’s your story to tell, you don’t owe it to anyone. I tell mine because I want my words to give someone else hope. You are not a victim, you are a victory. Remember— you’ve made it through 100% of your bad days. You made it this far, you can keep going.”

Elise's Story of Surviving Domestic Violence

 

 

Brad's Story of Surviving Sexual Assault

 

“Once I finally had the courage to speak, I was surprised by the compassionate reactions and the support and love I got. I realized the healing could begin and I wished I had done it a long time ago.”

Brad's Story of Surviving Sexual Assault

 

Holly's Story of Surviving Human Trafficking

 

"The following night an officer on the street recognized me as being underage and arrested me. Although I was soon recognized to be a victim, the specialized aftercare needed for a trafficking victim did not yet exist. The journey toward healing was a long and bumpy road, indeed."

Holly's Story of Surviving Human Trafficking

 

Hannah's Story of How Being a Member of the LGBT+ Community Affected Surviving Sexual Assault

 

“Being gay does not justify terrible things happening to you. Owning who you are and everything that makes you YOU is the first step in healing. You don’t need to be ashamed of what happened to you.”

Hannah's Story of How Being a Member of the LGBT+ Community Affected Surviving Sexual Assault

 

 

Adam's Story of Surviving Child Abuse

 

“The experience I have had in the recovering from the abuse is [that] he did not win. I have not allowed myself to be defined by the abuse.”

Adam's Story of Surviving Child Abuse

 

 

Jen's Story of Surviving a Stalker

 

“You need to tell someone. A lot of times victims will place blame on themselves. Place blame where the blame belongs. Nobody has the right to violate your privacy or to make you feel unsafe.”

Jen's Story of Surviving a Stalker
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