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http://www.thebreathenetwork.org/search-for-providers

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"In less than six months, because of the #metoo hashtag, a vital conversation about sexual violence has been thrust into the national dialogue."

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#METOO

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- Things such as Q&A sessions with Tarana Burke, the founder of the movement

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They are global, but mostly in the US

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The alliance runs a library and computer lab in Pago Pago, hosts programs for education and awareness, and provides support and activities for victims. Not only involved in domestic violence issues, but also other social issues such as mental health and homelessness.

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https://www.facebook.com/asalliance4strengtheningfamilies/, “Stomp out violence”, “Stop the violence”,

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Activities, including: Healing Through the Arts Festival, may 2016; Technosummit 2015, “Embrace Your Voice” Poetry Slam, april 2018

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“To support and develop an inclusive and integrated Island-wide and regional organization made up to of a diverse group of individuals and organization that come together to provide leadership and direction through a coordinated response against domestic violence, sexual assault and other forms of family violence in the territory of American Samoa.”

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Through the territory of American Samoa

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This movement started in September, 2009 in Pago Pago, American Samoa

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ASADV - Stomp Out Violence - American Samoa Alliance for Strengthening Families; and American Samoa Alliance Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

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ASADV - Stomp Out Violence - American Samoa Alliance for Strengthening Families; and American Samoa Alliance Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

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“The Breathe Network connects survivors of sexual violence with sliding-scale, trauma-informed, holistic healing arts practitioners across the United States and Canada.”

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The activities are national through Canada and the United States.

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- To encourage people to speak out against sexual violence.
- "disrupting all systems that allow sexual violence to flourish."
-"To reframe and expand the global conversation around sexual violence to speak to the needs of a broader spectrum of survivors."

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In 2003, Molly Boeder Harris was raped. After she healed from the trauma, it motivated her to develop "The Breathe Network". It started in 2012, in Portland, Oregon.

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In 1997, Tarana Burke talked to a 13 year old girl who was sexually abused. This is what motivated Burke to develop a non profit organization which turned into the "Me Too" movement in 2006. This movement became popular in 2017

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SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: Support Victims of Sexual Violence