Different rooms. One shared responsibility. This past week, SUSO NC Executive Director Monica D. Williams carried conversations about prevention, safety, healing and community into two important spaces. During a School Partnership Professional Development session, Monica introduced SUSO and Resilient Circle of Hope Youth while discussing how schools, community organizations and families can work together to strengthen the circle around young people. At Duke Divinity School, the conversation centered on the role churches can play in addressing domestic violence, creating safer faith communities, supporting survivors and recognizing that healing must also include accountability. Because safer communities are not built in one place. They are built where we live. Where we learn. Where we worship. Where we connect. And where we choose to show up for one another. We Are SUSO NC. Home of Healing Through Arts. #WeAreSUSONC #HealingThroughArts #DVAM #DomesticViolenceAwareness #DurhamNC #CommunityHealing