Stand Up Colorado

The Stand Up Colorado Campaign is paused for 2023. To get help to change your behaviors, call the A Call For Change Helpline at 877-898-3411 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. MT. Friends, family, and professionals who want to help someone stop harming their partner are also encouraged to call.

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Learn more from the official blog of Stand Up Colorado:

Pausing Stand Up Colorado in 2023

We’d like to let our followers know that we’ll be pausing Stand Up Colorado activities and communications for 2023. As many may know, our parent organization Violence Free Colorado has experienced considerable transition the past several years. Pausing the campaign will give our staff a chance to regroup, and define and recommit to what our

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Helpline currently down

Part of our obligation to build trust with communities across Colorado is to be there when we ask people to reach out for help to change their behaviors. Right now, we’re falling short. We’re making every effort to get our Helpline running again and connect you to the resources you need. We’ll be sure to

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Abuse in LGBTQIA+ Relationships

Gender stereotypes have traditionally framed relationship violence as an issue between men and women, but abusive behaviors can and do occur in all types of relationships. Individuals across the sexuality and gender spectrum can find themselves in an abusive relationship and face unique barriers when they do.

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Abuse & Immigration

Immigrants can experience the same types of relationship violence as anyone else in this country. Because of their immigration status, however, they face additional barriers to seeking help while those who use abusive behaviors have additional outlets to exert power and control.

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It Impacts Kids

Take a second to think about your childhood growing up. Picture the people, environment and memories that helped define you as a kid. Now open your eyes, look in the mirror and ask yourself this one question – how did those people, that environment and those memories shape who you are today?

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It’s Not Alcohol

Despite more than 4 in 5 Americans believing otherwise, alcohol is biologically and statistically proven not to make someone violent. The fact is that not everyone who drinks becomes violent, not everyone who is violent drinks and solving one’s substance abuse problem doesn’t solve their problem of using abusive behaviors.

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The Stand Up Colorado campaign is on pause for 2023.

To get help to change your behaviors, call the A Call For Change Helpline at 877-898-3411 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. MT. Friends, family, and professionals who want to help someone stop harming their partner are also encouraged to call.

Individuals experiencing abuse can access support 24/7 from the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233.

If you have questions for Violence Free Colorado (Stand Up Colorado’s parent organization) please contact communityimpact@violencefreeco.org.

Thank you for your interest in Stand Up Colorado and violence prevention.