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​Sexual Assault Awareness Month
CONSENT MATTERS
No Means No
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​Consentric Circles Conversations with Healing Courage- April 24th and May 8th 10 a.m. to Noon
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We have partnered with Healing Courage to offer their two-part Consentric Circle Conversations (April 4th and May 8th).  Healing Courage’s survivor driven and led model is based on the understanding that sexual violence is a community, not an individual, issue and that survivors have the most wisdom to share about consent that works and how to solve the problems created when it doesn’t work.  The first in the two-part Conversation holds a safe space where survivors can connect with one another, share wisdom from their experiences and healing, and discuss what consent looks like for current and future relationships.  Participants from the first conversation invite their allies to the second Conversation.  Survivors are again centered in this second community conversation, now with their allies bearing witness to the wisdom they share.  Invited allies can contribute healing validation, acknowledgement, and innovation, becoming active advocates in cultivating a culture of consent in their lives, relationships and workplaces, ultimately calibrating how we support survivors and hold those who cause harm accountable in our community. Healing Courage believes that we heal in the presence of others .
Request the Zoom Link
 
Learn more about Healing Courage.
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Trauma Informed Yoga Recorded Sessions Available
CONSENT
​Consent is 
Not Maybe 
Consent is 
Not Being Asleep 
Consent is 
Not “If You Really Loved Me” 
Consent is 
Not Feeling Pressured 
Consent is 
Not Being Threatened 
Consent is 
Not “Well... They Bought Me Dinner” 
Consent is 
Not Expected 
Consent is 
Not “Well...I Did Say Yes to Netflix and Chill” 
Consent is 
Not an Assumption ​
Consent IS being able to change your mind.
Consent IS feeling like you can say "no."
Consent IS "Is this okay?"
Consent IS mutual.
Consent IS "yes."
​These postcard images were selected by the WCSAP SAAM committee from artist
​The FrizzKid’s affirmation series.
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Dove House is a registered provider of  emergency shelter, advocacy, and therapy services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. 
Dove House is also the only Crime Victim Service center in Jefferson County, WA
All client services are free and confidential. We do not discriminate based on race, color, religion, disability, pregnancy, national origin, age, gender, ethnicity, income, veteran status, marital status, sexual orientation, or any other bias prohibited by law.

​Updated 9/22/2020