"Men as Allies" - Educating the Community

As a member of the Austin/Travis County Family Violence Task Force, CN5 is dedicated to domestic violence awareness and education in our community. This year, in partnership with the Austin/Travis County Family Violence Task Force, Constable Lopez is co-chairing "Men as Allies." With this group, he is focusing on education and awareness for men in our community. There are many resources and outreach for women; this is the perfect opportunity to get more men involved.

#RealMenHaveCourage

In 2016, the campaign kicked off at the Travis County Sheriff's "Football is a Contact Sport, Love Shouldn't Be" press event at House Park. During the event Constable Lopez talked about the five Core Values that the Men as Allies group would be promoting.

Our mission is to provide public education and promote healthy relationships.

Men should have the courage to:

1. Protect people who are vulnerable
2. Build healthy relationships
3. Be accountable
4. Trust and support one another
5. Speak up, it will matter!

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I'm hoping you'll consider supporting the good work Men as Allies does by donating or sharing with others who'd like to help.
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Constable Lopez also highlighted the "Men as Allies" program at the 2018 "Lauri Wright Paddle Parade for Safe Families" held at Austin's Ladybird Lake in October 2018 and at a rally at the Texas State Capitol in February 2019.

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