SAFE statement on police and public safety
July 16, 2020

SAFE sent a position paper to the city of Austin on our beliefs and recommendations for reimagining public safety of our community
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SAFE sent a position paper to the city of Austin on our beliefs and recommendations for reimagining public safety of our community
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Read MoreYOUR VOICE IS IMPORTANT! We are excited to announce that The SAFE Alliance is partnering with the Steve Hicks School of Social Work at the University of Texas and the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) on a research project to evaluate the SAFEline program. If you have ever used SAFEline, please consider sharing your […]
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Read MoreThe UT Medical Branch wants to hear from you about how the coronavirus pandemic has impacted safety and needs related to violence and abuse.
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Read MoreTelehealth is one way we are lowering our staff and client’s exposure to COVID-19 while providing virtual options for sexual assault survivors.
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