Recent News
When Headlines Hurt: How to Cope with Triggering News as a Survivor
In recent weeks, news coverage of the ongoing trial involving Sean "Diddy" Combs has been both widespread and graphic. For many, the headlines are just another celebrity story. But for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, these stories can cut far deeper. At 180 Turning Lives Around, we want to [...]
First Lady Tammy Murphy Convenes Youth Leaders for 2NDFLOOR® Roundtable on Mental Health and Wellbeing
Youth from Across New Jersey Share Personal Stories, Highlighting the Power of Peer Support, the Importance of Being Heard—and How 2NDFLOOR®’s Free App is Making a Difference During Mental Health Awareness Month TRENTON – First Lady Tammy Murphy convened youth leaders from across the Garden State for a roundtable discussion [...]
Bi-Visibility Day – September 23, 2022
Travis Pewitt, LGBTQ Outreach and Advocacy Coordinator Since 1999, Bi-Visibility day has been celebrated on September 23rd. The month of September was chosen to honor Bisexual music icon Freddie Mercury. Celebrated all around the world, the day commemorates those who identify as Bisexual. Bisexuality is defined as those who are [...]
Event Recap – That 70’s Night
Dear Friends of 180, Oh, what a night! And what a tremendous tribute to our mission! We were so happy to have enjoyed the support of nearly 300 guests who were in attendance! Music, dress and theme were on point, and so was the fundraising with over $270,000+ raised. Special thanks to our generous [...]
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month which recognizes the importance of creating safe, healthy environments for children. Children raised in safe, stable, and supportive environments are more likely to prosper academically and financially, and avoid future health and social problems that can result from toxic stress. In cases of [...]
Today We Celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility
International Transgender Day of Visibility (ITDOV) created by transgender advocate Rachel Crandall, takes place today, March 31, 2022. ITDOV recognizes the many contributions, accomplishments, and victories of people within the transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse communities. It is also a time for raising awareness of on-going physical and emotional violence [...]