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The 83rd episode of the VSC Podcast is out! Join us as we chat about the history of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, LGBTQ+ Veterans, and how the @OVAHCS and the VSC can help support LGBTQ+ Veteran Survivors. youtu.be/1fGJxJmm3Qw pic.twitter.com/tNFTujSfWJ

About 3 days ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

This week is Orlando Pride!! And on the 82nd episode of the VSC Podcast we chat about Pronouns and Terms, the amazing services Bliss Cares provides, and ways we can all be better allies to the LGBTQ+ community. youtube.com/watch?v=C_VZOL… pic.twitter.com/NDdTPFFg3d

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On the 81st episode of the VSC Podcast, Education Coordinator Emilie Mitchell sits down with Margot Logan and Allie Sone to chat about the services Forever Families provides to mothers and the many options survivors have when it comes to pregnancy. youtu.be/RI0otKqmAAI pic.twitter.com/gPcKZyEkiG

About 2 weeks ago from VictimServiceCenter's Twitter via Twitter for iPhone

Tune into our Facebook today at 4pm ET to chat about boundaries and communication, red flags & green flags, and ways to keep our relationships healthy! pic.twitter.com/ooiYYqp07u

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Understanding the effects trauma can have is important, knowing that healing and growth after trauma also happen is equally important! On the 80th episode of the VSC Podcast we chat about hope, growth, resiliency, and the ripple effects of healing. youtu.be/bJZr7bTfEEI pic.twitter.com/haSTKOzYUF

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