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1 in 6 women and 1 in 17 men in the US experienced stalking victimization at some point in their lifetime. Stalking victims and survivors are affected in the workplace, choose to move as a safety strategy, and become isolated from friends and family to keep those friends and family members safe and/or because of lack of support from those family members and friends. While victims and survivors experience many additional impacts in a variety of ways, these impacts can cause disruption of social connections, resources, and community and family support.

We welcome all Kansans on February 12 at the Capitol and on KCSDV’s website at http://kcsdv.org and social media accounts on Facebook and Twitter (@KCSDV) to learn about sexual and domestic violence and victim services that are available and provided every day in communities across the state.

You may not be able to volunteer or work every day in this field, but your commitment to supporting this work is equally important. Read more

Together, we can prevent and eliminate rape culture. Creating safer communities in which we can safely live, work, and learn requires action from us all.