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In the interest of advancing the protection and safety of survivors reporting app-based workers, RALIANCE released the following statement.

Check out Respect Together's Year-in-Review to learn more about some of our accomplishments this past year.

For Women’s History Month, we’ll be examining significant moments at the Academy Awards for women, the role women have historically played in the industry, and where film still needs to go to achieve gender equity. Mentioned in this blog: RALIANCE 2023 grantee Hollywood Commission and Lilly, a film directed by Rachel Feldman that RALIANCE formed a partnership with.

This week, we will be continuing our #AI discussion by diving into the issue of deepfake pornography and how #workplaces can both support victims and take a stand against this form of image-based abuse.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be highlighting our 2025 grantees. First up, Catholic University, discussing how they felt about receiving our grant.

Sexual trauma is linked to many other mental and physical health issues, including eating disorders. Many of the challenges survivors face place them at greater risk for developing an eating disorder. Research shows trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are significant risk factors for eating disorder development. Sexual traumas such as rape, molestation, harassment, and other forms of abuse, can all be catalysts.? ? It’s important to detect early signs of an eating disorder because we know that early intervention can improve chances for long term recovery. Join National Eating Disorders Association this Eating Disorders Awareness Week to share this critical information and use their online screening tool to find out if you or someone you care about is at risk.? It’s never too early to take action. ? Together, we can work to improve the health and well-being of survivors at all stages of their healing journey. #EDAW ?? National Eating Disorders Association

#AI should never be a substitute for workplace sexual violence policy and procedure creation. In today’s blog, we’ll dive into the harms perpetuated by AI and why organizations like RALIANCE are irreplaceable in this area.

In this blog, we’ll be examining why workplaces should take part in the fight against workplace stalking among their teenage employees. #TDVAM

Put us in, coach! ?? Here are some more snapshots of our time at the NFL’s Unsung Heroes event! Picture 1: RALIANCE Team members Tori VandeLinde and Managing Partner Sandra Henriquez posing in front of a Super Bowl backdrop Picture 2: Sabrina Greenlee, mother of NFL wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, domestic violence survivor and advocate, author of “Grant Me Vision”, smiling with RALIANCE Managing Partner Yolanda Edrington Picture 3: Karen Webb, NSVRC Advisory Council Member and RPE Coordinator at Louisiana Department of Health, smiling with RALIANCE Managing Partner Yolanda Edrington Picture 4: 4 panelists (Troy Vincent Sr., Tommi Vincent, Terry Crews, and Steve Smith Sr.) posing for a picture with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Picture 5: RALIANCE team members Yolanda Edrington and Julia Mallory smiling together in front of the event stage Picture 6: Lina Juarbe Botella, VP of Community Engagement for A Call To Men, smiling with RALIANCE Managing Partner Yolanda Edrington

We had a great time attending the NFL’s Unsung Heroes event this week! It was wonderful to see so many inspiring people invested in sexual and domestic violence prevention. ?? Picture 1: 5 RALIANCE team members pictured with two Kansas City Chiefs cheerleaders in front of a Super Bowl backdrop Picture 2: 3 RALIANCE team members pictured with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Picture 3: 4 Panelists on stage: Troy Vincent Sr., Tommi Vincent, Terry Crews, and Steve Smith Sr. Picture 4: 4 panelists (Troy Vincent Sr., Tommi Vincent, Terry Crews, and Steve Smith Sr.) posing for a picture with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Picture 5: Terry Crews speaking on the panel, Tommi Vincent and Steve Smith Sr. listening attentively