On Abolishing Abuse

On Abolishing Abuse, feat. Graham Hackett:  Insights from a Sexual Justice Advocate

TOGETHER, WE CAN PREVENT INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY!
Sexual and relational abuses are running rampant and rates are trending in the wrong direction. Confusion and misinformation bombard us from all directions. And the movement to end this violence has been stalled by culture wars and abusers with massive influence. Between the glaring absence of adequate sex education, intergenerational trauma, and tepid government leadership, it falls to every community to step up and solve the issue of interpersonal violence on their own. OK then. Let’s GO.
You’re invited to be a part of a collaboration building a vibrant and sustainable community safety initiative, capable of empowering our population to effectively confront the issues of sexual and relational abuse… in turn sparing future victims pointless trauma.

Empower yourself with knowledge on relevant topics, including:

• public health strategies
• porn going mainstream
• the chasm where sex ed should be
• the role of intergenerational trauma
• spotting cycles of abuse
• patriarchy as a social construct
• shining a floodlight on perpetrators
• band-aids vs solutions
• envisioning a future free of all interpersonal abuse

Join a facilitated conversation with your own community members about how to move forward and enjoy networking in the comfortable and well-appointed BLANK SPACE environment.
Amazing things are possible when we gather.
See you there!

BIO
Graham Hackett continues building on 10+ years as a Sexual Justice Advocate and Violence Prevention Educator. He began by touring to universities across the country as a professional speaker promoting consent culture, then served as a Program Director for victim advocacy agencies in NC and CO (Our VOICE & Better Tomorrow). As a veteran educator and secondary survivor of domestic violence as a youth, Graham leverages his personal and professional missions to serve our community. He occasionally rhymes too. To learn more, visit GrahamHackett.com