To avoid speaking of hope from an anecdotal or experiential place is a fool’s errand. After researching the different cultural implications and world views that involve hope, I realize that although hope has been debated throughout history in many cultures, it cannot...
In honor of Women’s History Month, Ruby’s Place proudly presents inspiring stories from the women who have shaped our organization and our community. These narratives celebrate the resilience, leadership, and unwavering commitment of women who have...
In today’s rapidly evolving social landscape, teen dating violence has emerged as a pressing concern. At Ruby’s Place, we believe that empowering teens through positive youth development is key to preventing dating violence and fostering healthy,...
January marks National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, a month dedicated to raising awareness about one of the most heinous crimes affecting communities worldwide. Instituted in 2010 by a presidential proclamation, this observance aims to shed light on the urgency...
Domestic violence knows no boundaries, but its impact varies across different communities within the United States. As a young Oglala Sioux woman, I’ve witnessed firsthand the complex realities faced by Native American and Alaskan Native communities regarding...
