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We want you to imagine living in a world where safety isn’t a privilege—it’s a promise. Here in Jackson Hole, we know that promise is not yet a reality for everyone. But at Community Safety Network, we believe it can be.
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Community Safety Network has been busy this fall with community programming, including mindfulness classes and Latina Empowerment 2.0
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Here are examples of what someone might say that could be signs of abuse, with some examples of how you could respond.
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Victim Services and Community Safety Network work together every year to proclaim October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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To best serve survivors on their healing journey, we have been running a pilot program for the past year that offers trauma-healing opportunities to address the body-mind connection.
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Community Safety Network partnered with the Brainstorm Series to bring author, artist, and activist Chanel Miller to Jackson Hole’s Center for the Art’s stage.
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