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Where Community Grows: Stories of Volunteers Nurturing Care, Hope, and Possibility
REACH Volunteer Coordinator Maria Castañeda shares stories of how small acts of kindness from volunteers have a significant impact on the lives of survivors.
Last Call: How One Domestic Violence Survivor Found Healing Through Game Development
An interview with game developer Nina Freeman about how making her game, Last Call, helped her process the trauma of an abusive relationship.
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3 of the Things I’ve Learned in 15 Years of Prevention Work
March 31, 2016Last August I celebrated my 30th birthday: a milestone for me not only having reached a new decade,
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Elder Project Update
March 24, 2016A while ago, we told you about REACH’s federally-funded effort to protect vulnerable elders from abuse by bringing
Read MoreWhat Laura is Thinking: On Grieving
March 21, 2016REACH is so fortunate to have dedicated volunteers, donors, collaborators and friends who care deeply about the organization
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A Day in the Life of REACH’s Youth Education Specialist
March 11, 2016From time to time we like to pull back the curtain and show you a behind-the-scenes look at
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Volunteer Spotlight: Micaela
March 4, 2016In honor of our next volunteer training, which kicks off this weekend, we wanted to use this week’s
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5 Reasons Why Teenagers May Not Be Aware of an Unhealthy Relationship
February 26, 2016(Written By a Teenager)Once again, in honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, we have a Guest Blogger
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Bus Rides and Retina Screens
February 12, 2016In honor of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, we are turning the REACH blog over to a teen
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The Tricky Thing About Grief
February 5, 2016Over the past five years, I have lost an important person in my life every year. My brother
Read MoreStop the Parent Centered Custody Bill
January 22, 2016We’d like to let you know about some legislation that’s making its way through the Massachusetts legislature with
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