By The Survivor Empowerment Center
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The podcast currently has 5 episodes available.
Do you know what green flags in relationships look like? What about red flags? Our youth advocates from one of our community high schools aim to answer those questions for us. In this mini-cast, we take a look at One Love Foundation - an organization dedicated to ending relationship abuse - and discuss those very topics.
This is the second episode of our Healthy Relationships Series, and its intended audience is for other youth in our 8 counties that we serve.
The Survivor Empowerment Center is available to help survivors of abuse 24/7/365. Our hotline number is 1-800-334-2094.
What do healthy boundaries in relationships look like? Join us as we partner with youth advocates from one of our community high schools to discuss that very question. In this mini-cast, we will also talk about the "Relationship Bill of Rights," and how having boundaries positively impacts close relationships.
This is the first episode of our Healthy Relationships Series, and its intended audience is for other youth in our 8 counties that we serve.
The Survivor Empowerment Center is available to help survivors of abuse 24/7/365. Our hotline number is 1-800-334-2094.
In this episode, Erin Frey, Rachel Brenningmeyer, and Rose Robinson-Berkman, discuss Child Abuse Prevention Month (CAPM). This podcast will discuss statistics, signs and signals community members can watch out for, and how to go about reporting abuse.
This episode discusses sensitive topics that can be disturbing to some listeners -- listening discretion is advised. (This interview was conducted via Zoom, so all employees were properly socially distanced)
The Women's Center is available to help survivors of abuse 24/7/365. Our hotline number is 1-800-334-2094.
On this broadcast, Erin Frey and Marisa Szubryt discuss Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and how The Women's Center brings light to dark issues in the community.
This episode discusses sensitive topics that can be disturbing to some listeners -- listening discretion is advised. (This interview may sound echoing and lose sound quality during some parts. Our staff tried their best to maintain social distancing, while also trying to provide adequate discussion.)
The Women's Center is available to help survivors of abuse 24/7/365. Our hotline number is 1-800-334-2094.
Thank you all so much for joining us on this journey to starting our very own podcast. In this episode, our prevention educator Carlee Coplea will discuss what services The Women's Center offers in the Southern Illinois community, as well as prevention education techniques, and insights on survivors and victims of abuse.
We at The Women's Center want you to know that if you're a survivor of abuse, you're not alone, and we are always available to help, 24/7/365.
Our hotline number is 1-800-334-2094
"Supporting survivors of violence and promoting a safer community"
The podcast currently has 5 episodes available.