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    3d MCDS Engages Community Partners for Military Sexual Assault Victims [Image 11 of 12]

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    A woman is standing in a hallway or corridor examining a historical timeline poster mounted on a wall. The poster appears to be from the DeKalb Rape Crisis Center, featuring photographs and text arranged chronologically. She is holding a spiral notebook and wearing a shoulder bag while studying the display.

    DECATUR, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES

    01.16.2018

    Photo by Maj. Satomi Mack-Martin 

    3d Theater Medical Command

    Kyana Nesbitt, the Lead Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC) for the 3d Medical Command (Deployment Support), reviews a displayed timeline of events and organizational growth for the DeKalb Rape Crisis Center, now known as the Day League Sexual Assault Care and Prevention Center. The Day League Center provides victims of sexual violence and their families with services such as a 24-hour rape crisis line, counseling, therapy groups, courtroom, medical, and police accompaniment, and legal advocacy. Nesbitt met with the Executive Director of the facility to discuss community resources available to military personnel. Nesbitt hopes to build enough community partnerships that will give soldiers and civilians within the 3d MCDS the opportunity to report to facilities closest to their home of record.

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    Date Taken: 01.16.2018
    Date Posted: 01.26.2018 16:38
    Photo ID: 4101927
    VIRIN: 180116-A-AF888-921
    Resolution: 3456x2304
    Size: 993.37 KB
    Location: DECATUR, GEORGIA, US
    Hometown: FOREST PARK, GEORGIA, US
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    Two women are standing in an indoor hallway examining a display of decorated t-shirts pinned to the wall with clothespins. The woman on the left is pointing at one of the shirts while appearing to explain or discuss it, while the woman on the right listens attentively. The display appears to be an art installation or awareness exhibit featuring hand-decorated and written-on garments.
    A purple t-shirt is displayed on a wall, hand-decorated with a message about ending violence. The shirt features handwritten text reading 'No More rainy days, Dry up your tears, the violence will stop, and you'll raise to the...' with red dot decorations resembling raindrops. A colorful handmade wreath or garland made of ribbons and pom-poms is placed at the bottom of the shirt.
    The image shows a historical timeline display mounted on a wall for the DeKalb Rape Crisis Center, spanning from 1989 through the early 2000s. The timeline includes photographs, descriptive text, and milestone events documenting the organization's history. A large collage of photographs is displayed along the top portion of the banner.
    A white t-shirt is being held up and displayed, featuring handwritten text expressing personal empowerment statements against abuse or mistreatment. The shirt is decorated with small flower embellishments and colorful buttons alongside the written messages. The bottom of the shirt features a concluding statement in green text: 'Hope will never be SILENT!'
    A profile view of a woman seated in what appears to be an office or classroom environment. She is wearing glasses, a decorative earring, a necklace, and layered clothing consisting of a white top and dark cardigan. The image is taken from a side angle, capturing her in a contemplative or attentive pose.
    Two women are engaged in a face-to-face conversation in what appears to be an indoor setting, likely an office or institutional environment. The woman facing the camera is speaking, with her hands clasped together, while the other woman listens with her back partially to the camera. The interaction appears attentive and conversational in nature.
    A black garment, likely a t-shirt, is displayed hanging up. It features colorful mixed-font letters spelling 'NO MAS VIOLENCIA' (Spanish for 'No More Violence'), surrounded by chaotic multicolored scribble-like paint marks. The piece appears to be a handmade or activist art item conveying an anti-violence message.
    Two women are engaged in a face-to-face conversation in what appears to be an indoor office or institutional hallway setting. The woman on the right is facing the camera and appears to be speaking, while the woman on the left is shown in profile listening. The interaction appears friendly and engaged.
    Two women are seated on a floral sofa engaged in what appears to be a formal consultation or interview. The younger woman is holding documents and a pen, attentively listening to the older woman who is gesturing while speaking. The setting appears to be a residential living room.
    A young woman wearing glasses, a white long-sleeve shirt, and a dark vest stands with her hands clasped together near her chin, appearing attentive or contemplative. She is in what appears to be an art exhibition or display space with various garments hanging on a wall behind her. A partially visible person is seen on the left edge of the frame.
    A woman is standing in a hallway or corridor examining a historical timeline poster mounted on a wall. The poster appears to be from the DeKalb Rape Crisis Center, featuring photographs and text arranged chronologically. She is holding a spiral notebook and wearing a shoulder bag while studying the display.
    Two women are examining a bulletin board mounted on a wall in what appears to be an office or counseling center. One woman is pointing at the board, which contains a collage of words and phrases related to trauma, stress, and recovery, with visible text including 'EXPRESS,' 'Stress,' 'RAPE,' and 'Thank you DRCC.' The setting suggests a professional support or advocacy organization environment.

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    U.S. Army Reserve
    USARC
    SHARP
    Sexual Assault Response Coordinator
    TPU
    Military One Source
    3rd Medical Command Deployment Support
    3d Medical Command Deployment Support
    3d MCDS
    3rd MCDS
    Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Prevention
    Satomi Mack-Martin
    Satomi M. Martin
    Day League Sexual Assault Care and Prevention Center
    DeKalb Rape Crisis Center
    Kyana Nesbitt
    Maj. Kyana Nesbitt
    Army Reserve
    SARC

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