Brielle Miller

When you think of volunteering at RESPOND, you might picture hands-on, front-line roles—helping at events or directly interacting with those in need. While these are important, there’s another side of volunteering that often goes unnoticed: the Read More

The Women History Classes Forgot to Mention When we think of history’s most influential figures, we often hear about politicians, scientists, and activists who made sweeping changes. However, the subject of domestic violence is often overlooked Read More

You’ve probably heard the term “gaslighting” in recent years—it has become a go-to word for describing a specific kind of manipulation, one that makes someone question their own perception of reality. But where did this term actually come from? A Read More

As we observe Black History Month (BHM) in 2025 under the theme "African Americans and Labor," we take a moment to honor and reflect on the incredible contributions of Black leaders who have made a lasting impact in many fields, including the ongoing Read More

Romantic comedies have long been a beloved genre, offering humor and heartwarming moments. But beneath the charm and swoon-worthy confessions, many rom-coms glorify behaviors that, in real life, can be signs of coercive control. One of the most Read More

Traditionally, Valentine’s Day emphasizes grand romantic gestures, candlelit dinners, and heart-shaped everything. While there’s nothing wrong with celebrating romantic love, this narrow focus can leave many people feeling excluded, whether they’re Read More