EBCI Domestic Violence - Sexual Assault Program

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

💙🎳 Men’s Mental Health Bowling Night 🎳💙

Join us on June 12th from 6PM–8PM as we come together to recognize Men’s Mental Health Month in a supportive, fun, and meaningful way.
This special evening is about more than just bowling—it’s about breaking stigma, building connection, and uplifting the voices of men in our community. We’ll also be highlighting the important role of Men Allies in Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault awareness and prevention.

💬 Let’s create space for conversation, support, and strength—together.
👨‍👦‍👦 Open to everyone—bring your brothers, fathers, sons, and friends
🎳 Lifting spirits one frame at a time
🍽 Free entry & free food
💙 Powerful message, positive community
Come out, connect, and be part of something that matters.
📍 Harrah's UltraStar Multi-tainment Center

06/12/2026

Silence Hides Violence

We come from generations of resilience. By speaking truth and supporting survivors, we continue the work of healing for future generations.

💜 Call or text 1-844-7NATIVE or chat at strongheartshelpline.org
You are not alone.

06/11/2026

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06/11/2026

Break The Silence

Our voices carry the strength of our ancestors, our communities, and our healing. Speaking your truth is powerful.

💜 Call or text 1-844-7NATIVE or chat at strongheartshelpline.org
You are not alone.

06/09/2026

June is National Healthy Homes Month — an opportunity to educate, raise awareness, motivate action, and build networks and partnerships in support of healthier home environments for everyone.

When abuse and violence are present, a home isn't healthy for the people who live there. 💜 Ending domestic violence will help create safer, healthier homes in our communities.

Learn more about the impact of safe housing on survivors of abuse: https://buff.ly/6fPzRHj

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06/09/2026

Silence Hides Violence

Indigenous survivors deserve spaces rooted in culture, safety, and understanding where their stories are honored.

💜 Call or text 1-844-7NATIVE or chat at strongheartshelpline.org
You are not alone.

Register for our MMIR Community chat coming up on May 6th, 2026 2:00pm-3:30pm CST at https://bit.ly/MMIR26

06/01/2026

If someone yells, threatens, or hits you, it’s not “because they couldn’t help it”—it’s a choice. 😔

Trauma, stress, or how someone was raised can influence what they believe about relationships, but it doesn’t cause abuse. Abusive behavior is about power and control, and it continues when the person refuses to take real responsibility.

That’s why accountability matters—and why early red flags (like jealousy framed as love, constant blame, intimidation, or walking on eggshells) shouldn’t be brushed off as “just a bad day.” Real change starts only when the abuser owns their behavior and gets serious help—without excuses.

What’s a red flag you wish more people took seriously? Share in the comments so someone else might spot it sooner. 🟣📣

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05/22/2026

If you’ve ever wondered, “Why can’t I just leave?”—you’re not alone. 💜

Trauma bonding happens when someone hurts you, then pulls you back in with apologies, affection, or “good days.” That back-and-forth isn’t love or weakness—it’s your brain and body reacting to a cycle that’s designed to keep you attached.

Intermittent kindness, gaslighting, and the emotional highs and lows can create a powerful chemical pull, making the relationship feel confusing, addictive, and hard to walk away from. 🧠

Breaking that bond starts with naming the pattern, creating distance (even small steps count), and getting support so you can reconnect with yourself and what you know is true. 🌿

Have you ever looked back and realized you were attached to the hope of who they could be—not the reality of what they did?

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