She Who Dares- Angie Conn

09/08/2026

Reframing the Conversation is a webinar series that addresses the intersection of po*******hy with today’s most pressing issues. Each live conversation engages subject matter experts who are leading the way to end the youth p**n crisis, inviting questions and offering actionable solutions.

THIS MONTH IS:

Navigating Puberty in a Pornified, Digital World
Free live webinar: Monday, September 14, from 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. ET

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As kids head back to school, they are returning not only to classrooms, friendships, sports, and social pressures — but to a digital world that never turns off. What happens when puberty collides with a hypers*xualized, always-connected world?

Puberty has always been confusing, but today’s adolescents are navigating it alongside hypers*xualized social media, po*******hy, AI-generated content, and constant peer comparison. They are exposed to this overload of information and misinformation often with little guidance from the trusted adults in their lives.

Join Culture Reframed and Dr. Cara Natterson, a leading voice in puberty and adolescent health, for a candid conversation about what young people are really experiencing — and how parents, caregivers, and youth-serving professionals can get ahead of it.

Attendees will walk away with:

1. A clearer picture of what kids are navigating beneath the surface and online — from body image to s*xual pressures and risk-taking behavior.
2. An understanding of why puberty, adolescence, and the back-to-school season are a critical window for proactive conversations about hypers*xualized media, po*******hy, and online safety.
3. Insight into why online safety is about more than screen time — it’s about knowing what kids are seeing, searching, sharing, and creating.
4. Practical language and tools to start conversations that matter — before the internet becomes a kid’s primary source of s*x education.

Check out the website at- https://culturereframed.org/

08/19/2026

08/11/2026

What happens when a young person being exploited recruits a peer? And what does it cost that youth when we treat them as the offender?
Join Safe House Project for our next webinar, Rethinking Peer Recruitment and Survivor Safety with Youth

📅 Thursday, August 27th
🕘 9:00–10:00 a.m. PT | 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET
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Peer recruitment is one of the most misunderstood dynamics in youth exploitation. The young person who recruits is too often blamed alongside the trafficker — when the truth is almost always that they were failed first.

This webinar is a practitioner conversation about shifting that conversation: off the youth and towards understanding the systems that created the conditions. More than that, it's about what comes next — equipping providers to actually help.

This webinar brings together practitioners to talk discuss:

Why the way we talk about peer recruitment has to change — and what the "offender" framing costs the youth

What's really happening for a young person who recruits a peer
Where the systems around these youth fail them, and where blame gets misplaced

What genuinely helpful support looks like in practice — and what every provider can do differently

If you work with exploited youth in any capacity — whether you serve them directly, support their families, or sit at the table when these cases come up — this conversation is for you.

All webinars are recorded. Register even if you can’t attend live, and we’ll send you the full recording afterward.

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07/12/2026

‼️ School Clothing Allowance Program OPENING 👚👖🧥👕👔🧦

‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️The West Virginia Department of Human Services (DoHS), Bureau for Family Assistance will begin accepting school clothing allowance applications on Monday, July 20, 2026, for eligible children enrolled in West Virginia schools. All families must apply and may do so online at www.wvpath.wv.gov or by requesting a paper application be mailed to them by contacting their local DOHS office or by calling 1-877-716-1212.

More info: https://us5.campaign-archive.com/?u=e6b283440c5bff3bbec0c3214&id=8b9252c6dd

07/08/2026

Strangulation is one of the most dangerous forms of violence — and one of the most underrecognized. It often leaves no visible marks. Survivors may look and feel fine and have no idea they were injured. And most programs in this field haven't accessed training to recognize it.

Join Safe House Project for our next webinar, The Hidden Danger: Why Strangulation Training is Essential for Human Trafficking Organizations.
📅 Friday, July 31st
⏱️ 9:00–10:00 a.m. PT | 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET
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Most service providers working in the trafficking field have never received specialized strangulation training—not because it isn't needed, but because it hasn't been positioned as part of this work. It should be. Standard trauma-informed training doesn't cover strangulation's unique medical risks. General safety planning doesn't address the delayed, invisible, and life-threatening injuries that can follow a strangulation incident. And without knowing what to look for, providers may miss a critical window to support a survivor's safety.

⚠️ This webinar brings together experts to talk about the following:

📌 Why strangulation is so prevalent in trafficking situations and why it's so often overlooked
📌 The medical and safety stakes—what providers need to understand about invisible injury
📌 What specialized strangulation training covers and who it's designed for
📌 How to make the case internally to get your organization trained

🔍 NOTE: This webinar is not a strangulation training itself — it is an introduction to why that training matters and how to access it.

‼️ If you work with survivors of trafficking in any capacity — whether as an advocate, case manager, safe home staff, or system partner — this conversation is for you.

06/17/2026

Have you ever wanted to refer a parent somewhere for support and had nowhere to send them? Have you ever wondered what it would take for a family to actually be ready when a youth comes back?

Join us next Friday for Supporting Parents of Victims of Trafficking
Friday, June 26th
9:00–10:00 a.m. PT | 12:00–1:00 p.m. ET
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Supporting parents of trafficking victims is some of the most complicated work in this field—and most providers have no infrastructure for it. The parent is not your client, but what they do or don't do directly affects the youth you're serving.

This webinar is a practitioner conversation about what that work actually looks like, what makes it hard, and what a handful of people around the country are doing to fill the gap.

If you know of additional resources available to support parents of people who have experienced trafficking, please email me to have them shared with all participants! All webinars are recorded. Register even if you can’t attend live, and we’ll send you the full recording afterward.

06/08/2026

For anyone that has survived a loved one that has been a victim of social media June 23rd 2026 is Social Media Victims Remembrance Day in Washington DC. We will remember every child lost. But remembrance is not enough. It is a time for us to advocate and elevate our voices and demand protections for children from harmful and unregulated online platforms!

It’s too soon to tell if this week’s jury decisions will lead to fundamental changes in how social media treats its young users.

05/21/2026

Y’all your girl is tired but my heart is full! That’s a wrap for this week!

Three Erin’s Law Student Body Safety Education and Five Meghan’s Law Student Health and Education Assemblies for students in Roane County these past three days!!!

Two more next week and that’s a wrap until August when we hit the ground running again in West Virginia Schools!

05/09/2026

Back out there at it! Can’t stop won’t stop! What a great group of students & staff at Walton Elementary/ Middle School in Roane County WV! Thursday May 7th I was honored and excited to teach 5th -8th grade students all about Body Safety! With SHIELD Task Force Body Safety Assembly! All schools in West Virginia are required by law to teach their students once a year age appropriate body safety education! If you’re in WV and your school is interested please reach out and let us partner with you!