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    The Centrality of Bodily Autonomy to Survivor Safety

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    Jun

    The Centrality of Bodily Autonomy to Survivor Safety

    In wake of today’s ruling from the SCOTUS overturning Roe v. Wade, Enlace Comunitario (EC) recognizes that there is significant uncertainty regarding the legality…

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    Addressing the Root Causes of Gun Violence

    25

    May

    Addressing the Root Causes of Gun Violence

    No one in the United States is safe from gun violence. On Tuesday, barely 10 days since a mass shooting in Buffalo, NY left…

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    Racial Violence and Domestic Violence

    18

    May

    Racial Violence and Domestic Violence

    Racial violence is rooted in colonialism and U.S. governing systems—beginning with the genocide of Indigenous peoples and the enslavement of African Americans. It is…

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    Domestic Violence and Bodily Autonomy

    18

    May

    Domestic Violence and Bodily Autonomy

    Domestic violence (DV) cannot be decoupled from the topic of bodily autonomy—and, by extension, abortion rights. The SCOTUS draft opinion leak regarding overturning Roe…

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    2021 Annual Report – Enlace Comunitario

    18

    Jan

    2021 Annual Report – Enlace Comunitario

    Enlace Comunitario is glad to share our 2021 Annual Report: Celebrating Our Clients’ Successes. Click here or on the image below to access the…

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    Climate Change and the Increased Incidence of Domestic Violence

    9

    Jul

    Climate Change and the Increased Incidence of Domestic Violence

    As many regions across the U.S. endure extreme temperatures stemming from climate change, we must recognize the correlation between climatic shifts and domestic violence (DV).…

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