Being this is the last day of April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we’re focusing on consent. Often when we talk about consent we think about older teen , but the conversation really needs to take place much earlier.
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Haven FYI – Friday April 17, 2026
We’re sharing this reflection by Ali W. Rothrock during Sexual Assault Awareness Month because it puts words to something many people experience but don’t always have language for. It speaks to how trauma isn’t just about what happened, but how it lives on in the body and mind over time—and how healing begins in small, meaningful ways. I hope you will take a few moments to read it.
Haven April Article
May is MMIW (Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women’s) Month. This MMIW month we’re focusing on the link between Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and human trafficking, signs of human trafficking, and what to do if you suspect if someone is being trafficked.
Haven FYI – Friday April 10, 2026
Preventing sexual violence isn’t only about intervening in dangerous situations—it also involves adults responding thoughtfully to everyday behaviors and avoiding messages that excuse disrespectful actions. When we challenge harmful excuses early, it helps create an environment where respect and consent are the norm, reducing the conditions that allow sexual violence to occur. We can all make a difference!
