Advocacy During The COVID-19 Outbreak
We are all in the midst of responding appropriately to the COVID-19 pandemic as it spreads in our communities.
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We are all in the midst of responding appropriately to the COVID-19 pandemic as it spreads in our communities.
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Dear RVAP supporters, We are all in the midst of responding appropriately to the COVID-19 pandemic as it spreads in our communities.
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(Pictured left to right: Yoshida Thomas, Human Trafficking Specialist for Friends of the Family; Sumaya Rabee, Multilingual Outreach Community Coordinator for Rape Victim Advocacy Program; and Anasia Sturdivant, Domestic Abuse Youth and Campus Advocate for Assault Care Center Extending Shelter & Support.
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RVAP has two new groups starting in January 2020.
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RVAP's Iowa City office is moving to 108 River Street!
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I consider it an amazing honor to live in rural Iowa.
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I associate HOPE with RVAP’s daily work.
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RVAP and the people who carry out its mission provide safe harbor for victims of sexual violence - something that touches people from all walks of life and in every community.
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Sexual violence impacts every single person.
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For the past 45 years, the Rape Victim Advocacy Program (RVAP) has existed with the core beliefs that everyone deserves to live a life free from sexual violence, and that anyone who has survived sexual violence deserves inclusive access to the kind of support that fits their individual healing process.
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