From favorite Austin restaurants to innovative ways to support survivors, our SAFE Futures team shares their insights on the latest episode of the SAFE Word podcast. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

On this episode of the SAFE Word podcast, we hear from SAFE Co-CEOs Kelly White (who is about to retire!) and Julia Spann about their decades of anti-violence work. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

The SAFEline is the front door for anyone who needs support at SAFE. On this episode of the SAFE Word podcast, we hear from Erin Clark and Rachel Caballero, two of the extraordinary people who make the 24-hour Frankie Fowler SAFEline possible. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

The entire SAFE Marketing and Communications team hangs out to talk about oat milk, astrology, and why messaging matters. This is the SAFE Word, the official podcast of The SAFE Alliance. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

Jacqueline Smith-Francis of SAFE's Development team discusses how violence effects different communities, why it's important to educate donors, and delicious Austin pastries. This is the SAFE Word, the official podcast of The SAFE Alliance. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

Even though this episode was recorded from the safety of our respective homes, we'd still like to give a special thanks to KOOP Radio for giving us a place to record this podcast when we aren't in the middle of a pandemic. And thank you for providing exceptional community radio in Austin, Texas. Check 'em out at www.koop.org.

A look how a year of COVID-19 has affected survivors in our community and operations of The SAFE Alliance. This is the March 2021 edition of the SAFE Voices Newscast.

Our panel of SAFE experts discuss the tools and skills you'll need to talk with your teen about building and maintaining healthy relationships. This is a recording of a Love speech: Talking about healthy relationships with your teen, an online panel hosted by SAFE.

Panelists include Agnes Aoki (Expect Respect), Vincent Tovar (Strong Start), and Genevieve Deas (Family Support and Advocacy). Moderated by Piper Stege-Nelson (SAFE Marketing and Communications).

Jay Balcom of SAFE's Expect Respect team talks about supporting boys and young men, modeling healthy relationships, and the different ways violence affects Black communities. This is the SAFE Word, the official podcast of The SAFE Alliance. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

Even though this episode was recorded from the safety of our respective homes, we'd still like to give a special thanks to KOOP Radio for giving us a place to record this podcast when we aren't in the middle of a pandemic. And thank you for providing exceptional community radio in Austin, Texas. Check 'em out at www.koop.org.

SAFE’s Survivor Peer Support team talks about the importance of being there for survivors as they heal on their own terms. Host Antwon R. Martin talks with Lisa Pous, Kay Aguilar, and Devyn Harris of the Peer Support program. This is the SAFE Word, the official podcast of The SAFE Alliance. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

Even though this episode was recorded from the safety of our respective homes, we'd still like to give a special thanks to KOOP Radio for giving us a place to record this podcast when there isn't a pandemic happening. And thank you for providing exceptional community radio in Austin, Texas. Check 'em out at www.koop.org.

We sit down with Jasmine Mathews, Director of Emergency Care, and Eric Byrd, Director of Transitional Living at the SAFE Children's Shelter. This is the SAFE Word, the official podcast of The SAFE Alliance. Learn more about SAFE at www.safeaustin.org.

Special thanks to KOOP Radio for giving us a place to record this podcast and for providing exceptional community radio in Austin, Texas. Check 'em out at www.koop.org.

This episode's transcript will be available soon at www.safeaustin.org.