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X-WR-CALDESC:Summary:  \nFemale genital mutilation or cutting (FGM/C) is a 
 reality for many women and girls across different communities in the Unite
 d States. Yet\, for centuries\, FGM/C has remained a hidden tradition. It'
 s often practiced by women to women\, and girls are raised to believe they
  must remain silent about what they underwent. Silence is an endemic or in
 herent part of this type of gender violence that can lead to lifelong phys
 ical and emotional health consequences. At the core of providing better pr
 evention\, protection\, health and social support services for women and g
 irls is stronger data\, enhanced research\, and community engagement. Join
  us for this educational webinar as we explore FGM/C in the United States\
 , its connection to the broader anti-gender-based violence movement\, and 
 learn about the intervention and community engagement efforts occurring in
  this country to support survivors and prevent future generations form exp
 eriencing it.   \n \nYou will learn about:\n•	An overview of FGM/C\, global
 ly and in the U.S.\, and the health impacts of the practice\n•	FGM/C as a f
 orm of gender violence\n•	How service providers can get resources for survi
 vors of FGM/C\nWe will also be sharing digital stories from those who have
  been impacted by FGM/C\, from Sahiyo's Voices to End FGM/C. \n
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DESCRIPTION:Summary:  \nFemale genital mutilation or cutting (FGM/C) is a r
 eality for many women and girls across different communities in the United
  States. Yet\, for centuries\, FGM/C has remained a hidden tradition. It's
  often practiced by women to women\, and girls are raised to believe they 
 must remain silent about what they underwent. Silence is an endemic or inh
 erent part of this type of gender violence that can lead to lifelong physi
 cal and emotional health consequences. At the core of providing better pre
 vention\, protection\, health and social support services for women and gi
 rls is stronger data\, enhanced research\, and community engagement. Join 
 us for this educational webinar as we explore FGM/C in the United States\,
  its connection to the broader anti-gender-based violence movement\, and l
 earn about the intervention and community engagement efforts occurring in 
 this country to support survivors and prevent future generations form expe
 riencing it.   \n \nYou will learn about:\n•	An overview of FGM/C\, globall
 y and in the U.S.\, and the health impacts of the practice\n•	FGM/C as a fo
 rm of gender violence\n•	How service providers can get resources for surviv
 ors of FGM/C\nWe will also be sharing digital stories from those who have 
 been impacted by FGM/C\, from Sahiyo's Voices to End FGM/C. \n
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SUMMARY:APIGBV: Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting: An Under-Recognized Form
  of Gender-Based Violence in the U.S.
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