Healing and Resilience after Trauma

Last year saw deep and meaningful growth for HaRT. To learn more check out our 2023 Annual Report. movewithhart.org/check-out-our-…

#NewResourceAlert! This ‘Voices from Practice’ article shares learning from an intentional process of cultural adaptation of the Move with HaRT program from development in Uganda to implementation in the Philippines. Read it here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/00… @ElisonFoundation

@GirlsNotBrides Lack of safety, trauma, and unmet mental health needs.

What can cause girls to leave education early? Share in the comments your thoughts 👇 #TransformingEducation #EndChildMarriage

What does collective healing look like for us as feminist activists and organizations? Especially after an unprecedented era of a social pandemic and subsequent lockdown? Learn from @GBVnet as they share in their “Emerging From Crisis” campaign. instagram.com/p/ChXD7y-hen6/

One of our core values @ HaRT is Radical Acceptance. What does Radical Acceptance mean to you? For more about our values visit movewithhart.org/values

We're getting excited to see the VAW/VAC prevention community @theSVRI Forum! Let us know if you'll be there too! If you haven't registered yet you can do that right now: bit.ly/3alaUif (space is limited)

@RaisingVoices Thank you for the shout out @RaisingVoices. The learning is mutual! 😀

Can't wait to read this -- all about looking out for the wellbeing of researchers when working on hard topics. We've got much to learn from @MoveWithHaRT ! 🌟🔥

@DrSicchia @TheSVRI Thank you @DrSicchia! We hope this is useful and look forward to hearing any feedback. So happy to hear you are promoting radical self and collective care for your students.

Thanks for sharing @TheSVRI #UTSC #HLTD46 Violence & Health students, some VIP content for us to think through & work with in class as we think abt our own radical self and collective care👇

HaRT was excited to collaborate with @TheSVRI to highlight our collective care approach to research!

Here's to a new moon, and a September filled with affection, growth and bountiful experiences.

We often hear about people--usually women--who 'work tirelessly' to care for others and/or advocate for what they believe in. But, we ALL get tired, need breaks, and must refresh. Give yourself and others #PermissionToRest. movewithhart.org

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Welcome to HaRT! We are excited to launch our social media presence as part of our work to promote holistic healing, collective care, and social change.