EMMAUS

Yesterday we welcomed Atlas Free to our Survivor Support Center alongside social service organizations from across the Chicagoland area to preview Waypoint, their new app helping survivors connect to the services and supports they need.

This is what collaborative advocacy looks like. When organizations share tools, knowledge, and vision, survivors have a stronger network to lean on.

Thank you, Atlas Free, and to every organization committed to walking alongside survivors.

Normative ideas about masculinity often make men think they can't be vulnerable or can't accept help.

Masculinity doesn’t make you immune to harm, and it doesn’t disqualify you from being seen, heard, or supported. You can be vulnerable and still be fully a man.

At Emmaus, we meet men where they are and walk alongside them—at their pace, on their terms. Every man deserves to be seen the way he chooses because no one walks alone.

If you want to walk alongside survivors on the road to freedom and healing, visit streets.org.