Quick Bite 3 - Woman's Herstory Month

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Activation Warning: Discussion includes Gender Violence, Assault, Racial Violence, Kidnapping The Article "What Sarah Everard’s Murder Illuminates—And Might Obscure" written by the author Kate Manne on The Atlantic's Website puts a spotlight on the tragic death of Britain's Sarah Everard, while also bringing up the said reality of violence against women and how so many actually go unseen. From the shootings in Atlanta to the Violence Against Women Act just getting passed in Congress, Women's History Month is shaping up to be somewhat disappointing and eye-opening to the fact that we have a long way to go when comes to protecting ALL women. Sit down with us as we have a talk about focusing on our most vulnerable populations and doing the work to protecting them. I hope we can help communities heal and do what we can to reach out to those that truly need it. Resources on the Website: slimthickpodcast.com UNLV CARE Advocates: UNLV Faculty, Staff, and Students Experiencing Violence Southern Nevada Asian Pacific Islander Queer Society: Serves all Asian, Pacific Islander, and Desi American of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions (SOGI/E or LGBT*) in the Southern Nevada region. Stop AAPI Hate Asian Americans Advancing Justice Hate Is a Virus Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund If you need mental health support, the Asian Mental Health Collective has a directory of therapists to seek out. You can  also call the  Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration free helpline 24/7: 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

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