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by Jocelyn Rayas, VSC Victim Advocate/Crisis Counselor Los latinxs son el grupo minoritario de más rápido crecimiento en los Estados Unidos, y también son el grupo más grande que no denuncia los delitos. Los latinxs tienden a denunciar los delitos por varias barreras, como su estatus migratorio, el miedo a la deportación, el miedo o Read More…
by Natalia Richards, Rollins College Clinical Mental Health Counseling Graduate Student September is National Suicide Prevention Month! A month of sharing, educating, advocating and promoting suicide prevention awareness. Facts about Suicide Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States, which makes it a serious public health problem. Suicide is the second-leading cause of Read More…
by Stephanie Webb, MSW Candidate Teenage sexual assault and violence are two important issues that are constantly unreported, under-addressed and buried within the souls and minds of the teenagers victimized by this experience. What is Teen Sexual Assault and Violence? Sexual assault is any type of unwanted sexual contact; it does not always include intercourse Read More…
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