The perfect blend: Epoch Coffee supporting SAFE’s anti-violence work
March 24, 2022
We’re thrilled to recognize our friends at Epoch Coffee for taking an active role in preventing violence in our community.
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March 24, 2022
SAFE staff named one of BBC’s 100 most inspiring, influential women for 2021
December 17, 2021
Piper Stege Nelson, SAFE’s Chief Public Strategies Officer, has been named one of BBC’s 100 most inspiring, influential women of 2021.
Read MorePartnership highlight: Great minds Thinkery alike
August 20, 2021
One of the greatest opportunities a community can give its children is an enriching environment that promotes learning and growth. That’s why we’re honored to tell you about our community partner, Thinkery.
Read MoreA year of COVID-19 at SAFE
March 17, 2021
For many survivors of violence, the pandemic has been a crisis within a crisis. Based on the past year of data collected by SAFE and the stories we’ve heard directly from survivors, violence and abuse have increased dramatically during the pandemic.
Read MoreSAFEMen Online Forum 2021: Power and relationships
January 12, 2021
The SAFEMen Online Forum is an opportunity for men to learn about the guidelines that inform our everyday choices and our impact on the people around us.
Read MoreClosing Out 2020 on a positive note: SAFE Holidays a massive success
December 15, 2020
Nearly 300 donors have provided gifts for more than 1,000 clients at SAFE as part of this year’s SAFE Holidays program!
Read MoreAsk SAFE: Mental health and self-care
May 16, 2019
Your mental health is important! In this month’s Ask SAFE, we’re answering questions about self-care and ways to give yourself the love you deserve.
Read MoreViolence and abuse intersect in a million ways
February 20, 2019
Violence and abuse disproportionately impact marginalized groups. Our work involves changing systems that harm these communities and keep people from seeking help.
Read MoreFinding her way out of the riptide
December 20, 2018
You’re helping adults, children, and families in our community escape the trauma and violence that have them trapped. You’re helping people like Alana.
Read MoreDomestic Violence Awareness Month: Honoring Texans who lost their lives
October 18, 2018
Each year during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Texas Council on Family Violence releases a report on women who lost their lives at the hands of intimate partners.
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