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Trail Running Has a Harassment Problem These Women Are Here to Stop It

Trail Running Has a Harassment Problem. These Women Are Here to Stop It Taylor Dutch © Courtesy Gina Lucrezi After an incident involving one of their own, they formed the Runners Equity Alliance. After years of hearing about and experiencing harassment in running including a tipping-point incident involving one of their own a group of female leaders have come together to end gender-based violence in the trail and ultra running community. In the summer of 2020, Crista Scott Tappan, Alison Cebulla, Christy Teranishi Martinez, Jody Sanborn, Gina Lucrezi, and other female trail and ultrarunners formed the Runners Equity Alliance (REA) to build a safer, more equitable running space.

Rhode Island State Police Launch Special Victims Unit

Reply The Special Victims Unit will aggressively pursue justice on behalf of our most vulnerable victims while being sensitive to the unique needs and dynamics associated with these challenging cases,” said Col. James Manni. (Mary Serreze/Patch ) PROVIDENCE, RI The Rhode Island State Police launched a new, Special Victims Unit, the department announced Tuesday. The unit will focus on investigating cases involving sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, child molestation, missing children, sex offender registration violations, commercial sexual exploitation of children and human and labor trafficking. Detectives assigned to the unit are specialized in investigating serious violent crimes against children, along with other vulnerable populations like the elderly and people with developmental disabilities, the department said.

Trail Running Has a Harassment Problem These Women Are Here to Stop It

Trail Running Has a Harassment Problem. These Women Are Here to Stop It Taylor Dutch © Courtesy Gina Lucrezi After an incident involving one of their own, they formed the Runners Equity Alliance. After years of hearing about and experiencing harassment in running including a tipping-point incident involving one of their own a group of female leaders have come together to end gender-based violence in the trail and ultra running community. In the summer of 2020, Crista Scott Tappan, Alison Cebulla, Christy Teranishi Martinez, Jody Sanborn, Gina Lucrezi, and other female trail and ultrarunners formed the Runners Equity Alliance (REA) to build a safer, more equitable running space.

Rhode Island State Police create Special Victims Unit

Rhode Island State Police create Special Victims Unit NBC 10 NEWS © Provided by WJAR Providence The superintendent of the Rhode Island State Police announced on Tuesday the formation of a Special Victims Unit. Col. James Manni said the Special Victims Unit will investigate cases involving sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, child molestation, missing children, sex offender registration violations, commercial sexual exploitation of children, in addition to human and labor trafficking.  The Special Victims Unit will aggressively pursue justice on behalf of our most vulnerable victims while being sensitive to the unique needs and dynamics associated with these challenging cases, Manni said in a news release.

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