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Interactive Advocacy Interactive Advocacy provides a broad variety of interactive Prevention training and awareness

The October issue of The Advocate’s Voice is now live.This month, we are looking ahead while reflecting on where advocac...
10/03/2026

The October issue of The Advocate’s Voice is now live.

This month, we are looking ahead while reflecting on where advocacy has taken us.

From preparing organizations for FY27 violence-prevention and culture-of-care programming, to global conversations during a UNGA 81 side event in New York, to celebrating heritage, identity and belonging — our work continues to remind us that prevention does not begin after harm occurs.

It begins with people.
Preparation.
Courageous conversations.
And action.

Inside this issue:

* FY27 planning and prevention strategy
* Global advocacy
* UNGA 81 reflections
* Leadership
* peace
* sustainable development
* Hispanic Heritage and Little Panama Way

What’s ahead at Interactive Advocacy
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Advocate’s Voice:
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FY27

Hello, October.At Interactive Advocacy, we believe meaningful change begins when awareness becomes understanding, unders...
10/01/2026

Hello, October.

At Interactive Advocacy, we believe meaningful change begins when awareness becomes understanding, understanding becomes action, and people recognize the power of their own voice.

Your Voice. Your Rights. Your Impact.

Hello, August.A new month brings new opportunities to lead with purpose, advocate with courage, and create meaningful ch...
08/01/2026

Hello, August.
A new month brings new opportunities to lead with purpose, advocate with courage, and create meaningful change. May this month bring peace to your mind, clarity to your vision, and renewed energy for the work ahead.
At Interactive Advocacy, we remain committed to building safer communities, strengthening healthy relationships, and transforming awareness into action.
Here’s to a month filled with growth, grace, and impact.
HealthyRelationships PurposeDriven CreatingChange

July is a month of celebration, reflection, wellness, freedom, culture, self-care, and renewed purpose. From Independenc...
07/01/2026

July is a month of celebration, reflection, wellness, freedom, culture, self-care, and renewed purpose. From Independence Day to Disability Pride Month, Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, and International Self-Care Day, this month invites us to celebrate life while continuing the work of healing, advocacy, and community care. May this month bring meaningful impact, renewed energy, and powerful opportunities to serve.

LeadershipInAction CultureOfCare CommunityImpact

The Advocate’s Voice: Radical Acceptance, Healing & Leadership https://wix.to/MlTmj8oNow available on Spotify and YouTub...
06/22/2026

The Advocate’s Voice: Radical Acceptance, Healing & Leadership https://wix.to/MlTmj8o

Now available on Spotify and YouTube!
Join Dr. Tanya “GLOW” Jones on Advocacy Speaks™ with special guest Dr. Andrea McKie for a powerful conversation on Radical Acceptance: Mastering Your Mind When Life Doesn’t Go as Planned.
This episode explores how radical acceptance can help us regulate our emotions, respond with intention, and grow through adversity when life brings unexpected challenges.
Acceptance is not surrender. It is awareness. And from awareness comes choice.
Listen on Spotify or watch on YouTube today.

You are allowed to not be okay. This Mental Health Awareness Month we are breaking the silence. Check on your people. Ch...
05/06/2026

You are allowed to not be okay. This Mental Health Awareness Month we are breaking the silence. Check on your people. Check on yourself. Healing is not weakness — it is power. Share this with someone who needs to see it tonight. Link in bio. ProtectYourPeace HealingOutLoud

We present three trauma-informed bystander moves organizations can train today to reduce harm and build safer environmen...
05/01/2026

We present three trauma-informed bystander moves organizations can train today to reduce harm and build safer environments. Learn more at https://wix.to/JqT2GqJ

1) Offer Immediate, Calm Check-Ins — Scenario: A team member shows visible distress after a heated interaction. Move: Approach quietly, state observations, and offer a private check-in. Rationale: Brief, nonjudgmental contact reduces acute distress and preserves dignity; it creates an opportunity for referral to supports. Adaptability: Use in workplaces, campuses, and units by assigning trained peer responders.

2) Create Safe Exits and Accompaniment — Scenario: An individual seeks to leave an escalated situation alone. Move: Provide an unobtrusive es**rt or arrange a discrete exit and follow-up contact. Rationale: Guided departure lowers risk of re-traumatization and signals organizational responsibility for safety. Adaptability: Apply through campus es**rt programs, unit buddy systems, or designated workplace safety staff.

3) Redirect and De-escalate with Structure — Scenario: A tense group interaction risks becoming hostile. Move: Intervene with a structured script (acknowledge, set a boundary, offer a pause) and redirect conversation to neutral ground. Rationale: Predictable framing reduces emotional escalation and protects bystanders and potential victims. Adaptability: Train leaders, coaches, supervisors, and security personnel in brief scripted interventions.

We train organizations to use these evidence-based, trauma-informed tactics within policies, role-play practice, and follow-up protocols so interventions are practical, measurable, and sustainable. Call to action: Contact us to integrate these moves into your prevention strategy and training programs.

We prioritize prevention by embedding clear policy, routine training cadence, leadership modeling, and accountable repor...
04/30/2026

We prioritize prevention by embedding clear policy, routine training cadence, leadership modeling, and accountable reporting systems into organizational workflows. Our trauma-informed, evidence-based programs integrate with existing operations to reduce incident rates, clarify reporting pathways, and improve staff wellbeing for Charlotte public agencies and organizations. We deliver measurable frameworks—regular training intervals, leader-led practice, and documented accountability—to sustain cultural change. Learn how we work with executive teams and program directors to align policy, practice, and outcomes: https://wix.to/SxvVhKy

We transform training outcomes by combining theatrical practice with trauma‑informed science. Our programs use structure...
04/29/2026

We transform training outcomes by combining theatrical practice with trauma‑informed science. Our programs use structured storytelling, role‑play, and facilitated reflection to move participants from intellectual understanding to embodied, repeatable behaviors. A recent workplace partner reported measurable improvements in empathy and bystander intervention: before training, staff described incidents as “someone else’s responsibility”; after immersive sessions and debriefs, teams reported clearer, sustained actions and higher retention of intervention steps.

Our methodology emphasizes deliberate rehearsal, feedback loops, and trauma‑aware facilitation—elements that lecture‑only formats lack—so learning is rehearsed, reflected on, and integrated into day‑to‑day practice. We deliver outcome‑focused solutions for institutions in Charlotte and beyond that support cultures of accountability, safety, and care. Learn more: https://wix.to/IufLAtH

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