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Learn more about internet safety and remember to clear your browser history after visiting this website.

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News

Learn about the latest news from Safe Voices.

  • Op-Ed from ED Rebecca Austin: The truth is clear: Domestic abuse is a matter of community safety

    June 26, 2024

    Too often, our community sees violence against women as isolated incidents that are private in nature. In fact, data shows that domestic violence is a profound indicator of risks to the broader community.

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  • An interview with Safe Voices’ new executive director

    May 3, 2024

    “I remember when I was first interviewing for the job as an advocate,” Austin shared. “I thought to myself, ‘Oh, my gosh, how has this existed, and I didn’t know about it’, and very quickly after starting in that advocacy role, I knew that this was what I wanted to do and what I was meant to do.”

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  • Safe Voices Announces Rebecca Austin as Executive Director

    April 24, 2024

    “It's a big next step,” says Austin. “I’m excited, scared, and very aware of the responsibility of leading an organization that does this critical work. Within the first few weeks of starting in my role as a court advocate fifteen years ago, I knew this work was what I was meant to do. Knowing that this movement is survivor-led, I feel so lucky to step into the executive director role where I will continue advocating for survivors and also be able to focus on our staff and how to help them succeed.” 

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  • Executive Director Elise Johansen to Step Down in June

    April 8, 2024

    “It would take a very special job working for a very special cause to pull me away from Safe Voices,” says Johansen. "I could not have made the decision to go if it wasn’t to join an organization with a mission like Planned Parenthood's.” 

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