Awareness months like #SAAM2024 are important because they shine a light on injustices like sexual violence—but we can’t stop advocating for victims/survivors after April. The fight for justice, safety, and healing must go on.

One more THANK YOU to all who participated in #denimday2024 ! We appreciate your support for survivors and Someplace Safe!

It’s important to respond to kids’ questions with curiosity and openness rather than shutting down the conversation. Remember, it’s okay to ask for time to think about your response or research their question. #SAAM2024 #PreventViolence

TOMORROW is the day! Wear your denim and join thousands of people worldwide in supporting survivors of sexual assault on #denimday 2024!

A big part of building a family culture of consent is communicating boundaries and expectations to other adults—and responding firmly when those boundaries are violated. #SAAM2024 #PreventViolence #Consent

Spread the word about Denim Day on social media by posting your participation photos on April 24th and using the hashtag #denimday . Show off your denim to friends and followers! Join us on Facebook at facebook.com/spsdenimday

In Honor of Volunteer Appreciation Week, Someplace Safe would like to recognize and show our appreciation for the generosity of our volunteers. In the last year, volunteers donated 8,842 hours of time - a value of $281,168 - to Someplace Safe!

It is our responsibility as adults to step in when we see another adult pushing a child’s boundary or not listening to their “no'. #SAAM2024 #PreventViolence #Consent

Someplace Safe is hiring for a full time Crime Victim Advocate position in the Alexandria office. If interested, email a cover letter and resume to [email protected] by April 30, 2024. For more information and full position description, visit bit.ly/workatsomeplac…

National Crime Victims’ Rights Week (NCVRW) is coming up April 21-27! Learn more at ovc.ojp.gov/ncvrw2024/over…

Just ONE WEEK to go before #denimday2024 Who are YOU wearing denim for??

Someplace Safe is seeking office volunteers to assist with data entry and other office tasks! If interested, email [email protected] or call 800-974-3359.

We are hiring for a full time Crime Victim Advocate position in our Morris, MN office. For more information, including the full position description, visit bit.ly/workatsomeplac…

Consent is about becoming even more in tune with your partner(s) and being curious, open, and responsive. #SAAM2024

Someplace Safe is hiring for a part-time, 32-hours per week Crime Victim Advocate position in our Wheaton, MN, office. For more information, including the full position description, visit bit.ly/workatsomeplac…

Creating a culture of consent at work means recognizing how power and hierarchy impact consent. It also means regularly checking in with others about what they’re comfortable with. Check out the graphics for ideas and phrases to try. #SAAM2024

When we know better, we do better. Every conversation about sexual violence is an opportunity to model practices rooted in safety, respect, and consent. By creating shared agreements as a family/community, we are more equipped to have difficult conversations. #SAAM2024

Hearing the word “no” can be hard. But every person has the right to express their boundaries and be respected. We can help youth understand consent and develop heathy responses to “no.” See the graphics to help you get started. #SAAM2024

A crisis can touch every area of your life and make it difficult to do things like find housing, arrange transportation, make medical and dental appointments, and purchase basics necessities to start over. Contact one of our advocates for support at 800-974-3359. #SAAM2023