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10/25/2026

💋 SAVE THE DATE 💋

The Red Lip Campaign is coming. 🌙

On Saturday, December 12, we’re gathering virtually with survivors, advocates, educators, and allies to raise our voices for prevention, healing, and change.

📅 Sat, Dec 12, 2026
🕐 1–2 PM EST
💻 Live & virtual; join from anywhere

✨ FREE to attend
💄 $20 Red Lip Supporter tickets include a red lipstick gift
🎤 Now accepting speaker applications: survivors, advocates, college students, professors & crisis counselors. Email [email protected]

Wear a red lip. Raise your voice. Stand with survivors.

🔗 Register at the link in bio

10/06/2026

Supporting a survivor is not about having the perfect words. It is about creating a space where they feel believed, respected, and in control of what happens next. 💜

When someone chooses to tell you about an experience of sexual violence or abuse, remember:

Believe them.

Listen without interrogating.

Avoid questions that place responsibility on the survivor.

Respect their choices about reporting, medical care, counseling, or disclosure.

Ask what support they want instead of assuming you know what they need.
And most importantly, keep showing up.

Healing does not follow a timeline. A survivor may need support weeks, months, or even years after the experience — long after everyone else has stopped asking how they are doing.

At the Leila Grace Foundation, we believe survivors deserve to be heard without judgment and supported without pressure.

Survivors deserve to be believed, supported, and heard.
Save this post so you know how to respond if someone trusts you with their story — and share it so more people understand what survivor-centered support actually looks like. 💜

09/26/2026

💗 NEW BLOG: World Contraception Day

Choice. Consent. Autonomy. Your body should always be your decision.

In recognition of World Contraception Day on September 26, Blogger Ciera explores the connection between reproductive health, informed choices, consent, and SA awareness.

For survivors, conversations about reproductive health go beyond contraception—they’re also about reclaiming choice, establishing boundaries, and having your voice respected.

✨ Read the latest blog from the Leila Grace Foundation and help us continue the conversation. Link in bio.

💗 Your body. Your boundaries. Your choice.

09/03/2026

Before your student heads to college, there are important safety conversations every family should have.

In our latest Leila Grace Foundation podcast episode, blogger Haarika joins us to discuss college safety, awareness, communication, and how families can better prepare and protect their students.

These conversations may feel uncomfortable—but they can make a life-changing difference.

🎧 Listen to the full podcast through the link in our bio.

Share this episode with a parent, student, or family preparing for college.

07/13/2026

NEW JULY BLOG 💜

For many survivors, anniversary dates can bring unexpected emotions. A specific day, season, memory, or place may reopen wounds you thought had healed.

In this month's blog, "When the Anniversary Comes Around," guest blogger Sara shares a heartfelt perspective on navigating these difficult moments with self-compassion, grace, and hope. Healing isn't about never feeling pain again—it's about learning to care for yourself when those emotions return.

If this season feels heavy, know that you are not alone. Your healing journey is valid, and support is always available.

✨ Read the full blog through the link in our bio.

💜 If this message resonates with you, leave a 💜 in the comments or share this post with someone who may need this reminder today.

05/20/2026

“A daughter’s voice becomes stronger when she knows she is heard, protected, and loved without condition.” 💜

Let’s continue teaching our daughters that their feelings, boundaries, and voices matter.

04/01/2026

“You are not what happened to you. You are who you choose to become after.”
Healing doesn’t happen overnight… but every step forward matters.�This month, we honor survivors, their stories, and their strength.

💋 Join us for the Red Lip Resilience Virtual Summit on April 7th�DM “RESILIENCE” for details

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