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Could a New Phone App Combat Human Trafficking? Author: Shernide Delva There are an estimated 21 million people in forced or coerced human trafficking worldwide. That number is just an estimate. Human trafficking can happen anywhere at anytime. It is going on in our backyards, and most... Learn More

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month Author: Shernide Delva While April 1st may be more recognized as April Fool’s day, you may not know that today is also the start of something deeper than that. The entire month of April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and... Learn More

America Taking Away DEA Money to Fund Awareness Author: Justin Mckibben I want to talk about an announcement truly significant as a deviation from the United States' decades long War on Drugs, which has time and time again been referred to as a failed endeavor of epic proportions.... Learn More

College Campuses Use Holistic Approach to Prevent Sexual Assault By Cheryl Steinberg With all the recent reports of rape and sexual assault on college campuses, it’s become clear that it’s an issue that’s been ignored for far too long and it’s not going away. Not on its own, at... Learn More

Sexual Assault and the Fourth and Fifth Steps: Blaming the Victim? When we do our fourth and fifth steps of a 12 step recovery, that’s when we take a look at our part in things and then share those things with another human being, our sponsor. Specifically, we look at four... Learn More

Ambien Outrage: Murder, Rape, and Other Disturbing Behavior on America’s Favorite Sleeping Pill 45-year-old Robert Stewart rushed into the Pinelake Health and Rehab Nursing home in Carthage, North Carolina and opened fire on March 29th 2009. Eight people were killed and two were injured; his target for the shooting was his ex-wife who... Learn More

In The News: LA Sheriff’s Deputies Accused of Rape, Smuggling Heroin and Immigrants Deputies in Los Angeles have been accused of rape, sneaking heroin into a prison, stealing cash from a narcotics bust, smuggling undocumented immigrants and even using a Los Angeles Sheriff's Department helicopter for unofficial business. This was just some of... Learn More

World’s Worst Places for Addicts: Cambodia People who use drugs in Cambodia face serious and devastating problems as a result of their drug use – making Cambodia one of the world’s worst places for addicts. In Cambodia, drug addiction is considered to be a choice as... Learn More

Could a New Phone App Combat Human Trafficking?

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