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Today in the Health Justice newsletter, we are exploring some facets of gender-based violence and safety in the current political moment. First, we explore how tech tools can support domestic violence survivors ([link removed]) and advocacy efforts. Next, advocate Kemba Smith Pradia ([link removed]) discusses her continued fight for criminal justice reform, navigating political hurdles to improve a system that has particularly harmed survivors of domestic abuse—including herself. Then, a growing wave of anti-trans laws in the United States has increased safety concerns, leading many in the LGBTQ+ community to consider leaving the country. But how possible is it to flee, and what do these potential refugees need to know
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Bridging the Gap: How AI and Tech Can Support Domestic Violence Advocacy ([link removed])
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By Anmol Irfan
“So many people…never seek formal services from a domestic violence provider [because] they don’t want to talk to someone.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Kemba Smith Pradia Remains Committed to Criminal Justice Reform ([link removed])
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Trans Refugees: What Trans People Need to Know About Finding Safety Abroad ([link removed])
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By Zane McNeill
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The Backlash to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI): How Justice-Committed Organizations Can Respond Now ([link removed])
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As the Trump administration continues its assault on DEI principles, programs, and funding, nonprofit and philanthropic leaders face critical risk assessments. Should we consider changes to how we design and communicate our work? Should we stay the course? In our upcoming premium webinar, a panel of justice-committed practitioners and thought leaders—Bianca Cassanova Anderson of ProInspire, Fiona Kanagasingam of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and Kelly Frances Bates of the Interaction Institute for Social Change—will explore strategic organizational responses to diversity, equity, and inclusion backlash. Join us on Thursday, April 24 at 2:00 pm ET for this essential discussion, and take advantage of our early bird special until April 18! Register here… ([link removed])

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