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Scott Air Force Base

Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Tech. Sgt. Jeterria Thompson, 54th Airlift Squadron flight attendant, looks at a coloring book at the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response information booth at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. SAPR office representatives said coloring books can be used to reduce their clients' stress levels following a sexual assault or during an investigation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

A group of Team Scott women showcase different uniforms worn around the base during a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. The fair brought together representatives from around the base and in the community together to address issues women face, while providing them information on how these organizations help them address them. (From L-R) Heather Braundmeier, 375th Medical Group, Maj. Angela Vesce, 54th Airlift Squadron, Cmdr Julie Chodack, Air Mobility Command Surgeon General, Tech. Sgt. Jeterria Thompson, 54th Airlift Squadron, Airman 1st Class Jacquelyn Lavigne, 375th MDG, Senior Master Sgt. Oriel Rodriguez, 932nd Airlift Wing, Maj. Lydia Rodriguez, 375th MDG, Capt. Kristi Hopp, Scott Chapel, Master Sgt. Jennifer James, Band of Mid-America. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Staff Sgt. Markisha Suggs, 375th Medical Group Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Clinic mental health technician, talks to Staff Sgt. Keisha Webster, 436th Supply Chain Operations Squadron NCO in charge of C-130 mission capable assets, and Tech. Sgt. Marquita Brown, 436th SCOS quick response flight NCO in charge, about drugs and how they can affect a them at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. The ADAPT Clinic works with patients dependant on drugs or alcohol and provides information about preventative measures. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Maj. Lydia Rodriquez, 375th Medical Group Women's Health nurse, talks with guests about breast cancer screenings and birth control options during a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Her display showed visitors how to check for lumps and provided visuals on different birth control methods and their effectiveness at preventing pregnancies. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Jodi Ames, Air Mobility Command Public Affairs specialist, introduces a guest to the Lean-In Circle of Scott Air Force Base organization during a women's resiliency fair at the base chapel March 23. The Lean-In Circle is a group of diverse women who get together to network and learn from each other, while sharing their own personal experience. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

The Scott Chapel held a women's resiliency fair at March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Representatives from different agencies, aimed at helping women with their mental health, spiritual health, and physical health, gathered at the base chapel to provide assistance to Team Scott members and raise awareness on issues facing women. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Lucas Dowell, 4, puts on an eye mask during a women's resiliency fair at Scott Air Force Base March 23. The family-friendly event had informational booths from agencies focusing on mental, physical, spiritual and emotional health of women. The stations had promotional products and gifts, which visitors were able to take with them. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Fritzie Shinohara, a key spouse, and her daughter, Chloe, 4, visit the Green Dot booth at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Green Dot is an innitiative aimed at preventing power-based violence among Air Force personnel. Visitors to the booth were encouraged to fill out ways to reduce violence. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Tech. Sgt. Jeterria Thompson, 54th Airlift Squadron flight attendant, looks at a coloring book at the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response information booth at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. SAPR office representatives said coloring books can be used to reduce their clients' stress levels following a sexual assault or during an investigation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

A group of Team Scott women showcase different uniforms worn around the base during a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. The fair brought together representatives from around the base and in the community together to address issues women face, while providing them information on how these organizations help them address them. (From L-R) Heather Braundmeier, 375th Medical Group, Maj. Angela Vesce, 54th Airlift Squadron, Cmdr Julie Chodack, Air Mobility Command Surgeon General, Tech. Sgt. Jeterria Thompson, 54th Airlift Squadron, Airman 1st Class Jacquelyn Lavigne, 375th MDG, Senior Master Sgt. Oriel Rodriguez, 932nd Airlift Wing, Maj. Lydia Rodriguez, 375th MDG, Capt. Kristi Hopp, Scott Chapel, Master Sgt. Jennifer James, Band of Mid-America. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Staff Sgt. Markisha Suggs, 375th Medical Group Alcohol Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Clinic mental health technician, talks to Staff Sgt. Keisha Webster, 436th Supply Chain Operations Squadron NCO in charge of C-130 mission capable assets, and Tech. Sgt. Marquita Brown, 436th SCOS quick response flight NCO in charge, about drugs and how they can affect a them at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. The ADAPT Clinic works with patients dependant on drugs or alcohol and provides information about preventative measures. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Maj. Lydia Rodriquez, 375th Medical Group Women's Health nurse, talks with guests about breast cancer screenings and birth control options during a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Her display showed visitors how to check for lumps and provided visuals on different birth control methods and their effectiveness at preventing pregnancies. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Jodi Ames, Air Mobility Command Public Affairs specialist, introduces a guest to the Lean-In Circle of Scott Air Force Base organization during a women's resiliency fair at the base chapel March 23. The Lean-In Circle is a group of diverse women who get together to network and learn from each other, while sharing their own personal experience. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

The Scott Chapel held a women's resiliency fair at March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Representatives from different agencies, aimed at helping women with their mental health, spiritual health, and physical health, gathered at the base chapel to provide assistance to Team Scott members and raise awareness on issues facing women. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Lucas Dowell, 4, puts on an eye mask during a women's resiliency fair at Scott Air Force Base March 23. The family-friendly event had informational booths from agencies focusing on mental, physical, spiritual and emotional health of women. The stations had promotional products and gifts, which visitors were able to take with them. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Fritzie Shinohara, a key spouse, and her daughter, Chloe, 4, visit the Green Dot booth at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Green Dot is an innitiative aimed at preventing power-based violence among Air Force personnel. Visitors to the booth were encouraged to fill out ways to reduce violence. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Master Sgt. Jennifer James, Band of Mid-America flutist, plays music during a women's resliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. The musicians provided entertainment for the duration of the two-hour event, playing a variety of songs, including the National Anthem and the Air Force Song. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

The Band of Mid-America plays music during a women's resliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. The musicians provided entertainment for the duration of the two-hour event, playing a variety of songs, including the National Anthem and the Air Force Song. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Master Sgt. Esmeralda Aharon, 375th Air Mobility Wing Chapel superintendent, kicks off a women's resiliency fair at Scott Air Force Base March 23. Attendees met with professionals from organizations with a focus on women's issues, including women's health, The Lean-In Circle of Scott AFB, Green Dot, Sexual Assault Prevention and Resonse Office, and 375th Legal Office. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Lt. Col. Jacqueline Berry, 375th Medical Group health care integrator talks with Carletta Harlan, Gateway of the Links Incoporated member, at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Representatives from different agencies, aimed at helping women with their mental health, spiritual health, and physical health, gathered at the base chapel to provide assistance to Team Scott members and raise awareness on issues facing women. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Brenda Wells, 375th Air Mobility Wing primary prevention of violence specialist, works at a Green Dot information booth March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. Green Dot is an innitiative aimed at preventing power-based violence among Air Force personnel, and it focuses on "Red Dots," a decision someone makes to assault or abuse someone else, and "Green Dots," a decision someone makes to react or prevent that from happening. The emphasis of the program is less about reporting crimes when they happen and more about creating a climate where the situations wouldn't happen in the first place. Visitors to the booth were encouraged to fill out ways to reduce violence, which were taped to the wall for others to see. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)

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Scott Chapel sponsors women’s resiliency fair

Published March 29, 2017
By Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle
375th Air Mobility Wing Public Affairs

Tech. Sgt. Jeterria Thompson, 54th Airlift Squadron flight attendant, looks at a coloring book at the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response information booth at a women's resiliency fair March 23 at Scott Air Force Base. SAPR office representatives said coloring books can be used to reduce their clients' stress levels following a sexual assault or during an investigation. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Maria Castle)