ABOUT SELF-RECLAIMED

Our team at Self-Reclaimed has committed to implementing the #LeanImpact model to create necessary, sustainable, and scalable solutions to the issue we’re trying to solve: a world free of sexual assault and domestic violence. 

We believe that this vision is not possible without radical Safe Spaces. It’s not simply enough to talk about creating safe spaces anymore. We need the education, tools, and ongoing advocacy that will make this vision a reality. We need people to lift our society up, together. 

We cannot expect individuals and communities to inherently know how to do this. These are leadership skills that need to be developed. It’s clear that society is at a turning point. Many individuals, communities, and businesses want to know how they can do better for themselves, for survivors, for their children, and for the environments they occupy. This is why our mission statement has shifted. So we can meet this ever growing need. 

Everything we do is survivor-centered. Every space we occupy is safe, inclusive, and accessible, and we consistently ask for feedback on how we can embody our values and pillars better each time. We want every individual to feel empowered in their own healing journeys and their ability to make a positive difference in the world. 

By taking this approach, we can shift the cultures where we live, learn, work, pray, and play. Because being a survivor is not an experience we can turn on and off, and at the end of the day, no one should have to say they have been impacted by sexual assault or domestic violence ever again. 

We are Self-Reclaimed and our mission is to heal, empower, and unite our community against sexual assault and domestic violence. 

Resilience Model

By addressing all dimensions of the self, bio-psycho-social-spiritual, & we can better understand each person’s Window of Capacity and respond to each person’s unique needs in order to support them through their healing journey.

Empowerment Model

By understanding SA & DV as intersectional, generational, and societal issues, we can inform and support individuals and communities to make choices that combat and transform these systemic injustices. Acts of violence are never the fault of the survivor and we seek to empower survivors and our communities in their journey of self reclamation.

Community Model

Our vision of a world free of sexual assault & domestic violence begins with prevention work. Our Safe Spaces Initiative believes every space that we occupy - where we live, learn, work, play, and pray - needs to not only be informed, educated, and trained, but united against any forms of SA or DV.