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31 of the Most Powerful Domestic Violence Moments in the Last Year
Ariel Zwang is the CEO of Safe Horizon, the largest victims services non-profit organization in the country, based in
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Bystander Basics
What people mean when they talk about Bystanders. It’s different than you think.
by·stand·er
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Raise Your Voice on Campus this Fall
Did you know that students, especially young women, are at the highest risk of sexual assault during the first few
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Memphis Says NO MORE to Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault
On the morning of July 31, Karri Baker’s ex-boyfriend shot her in the head before taking his own
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Do Sororities Combat or Contribute to Rape Culture?
Nationwide, college campuses are grappling with how to appropriately address the problem of sexual assault in their communities. From The
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35 Women, #TheEmptyChair: Shedding Light on Bill Cosby & Why Sexual Assault Victims Are Not Believed
Bill Cosby is having a very bad week. On July 24th, prominent Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus wrote an op-
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6 Ways To Make A Difference This Summer
The summer is heating up! So should your support for the amazing organizations working to end domestic violence and sexual
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When Dating Abuse Goes Digital: Revenge Porn
Last September, a slew of sexually explicit photos of female celebrities surfaced on the online forums Reddit and 4chan. The
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Help Fund Domestic & Sexual Violence Programs in California with the NO MORE License Plate
California became the first state to launch a NO MORE license plate supporting domestic and sexual violence prevention. Led by Assembly member Jimmy Gomez, the initiative helps fund lifesaving awareness, advocacy, and support programs statewide.
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Chicago Says NO MORE to Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Gabriella Lock remembers the last time that she was abused by her ex-boyfriend. She had woken up to find
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Meet Jaired Maddox. This Texas teen is challenging his community to say NO MORE.
Certain problems in this world can be solved, but remain unchallenged. Human nature often compels us to ignore the elephant
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A Fictional Character Helped Me Escape Domestic Violence In Real Life
Warning: Elements of this story may be triggering.
How I Survived Domestic Chaos
Ask any author and they will tell
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Honoring Yeardley: Five Years After UVA Lacrosse Player’s Death, One Love Works to End Dating Violence
It has been five years since University of Virginia lacrosse player Yeardley Love was brutally killed by her ex-boyfriend,
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Verizon’s Jessica Shih On the New HopeLine Phone Drive to Benefit Domestic Violence Victims
Verizon and the NFL’s William Gay are teaming up to support victims of domestic violence. Verizon HopeLine is launching
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Kaiser Permanente's Dr. Cynthia Telles Discusses Domestic Violence
We often hear about the physical scars left by domestic violence and sexual assault. But the mental and emotional scars
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Spotlight: Latin@ Voices from the “NO MÁS Study”
Domestic violence and sexual assault are some of the most stigmatized and misunderstood issues plaguing our society. In order to
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Everyone Should Read this Survivor's Advice for Helping a Friend who has been Sexually Assaulted
For as long as I can remember, I have been a keeper of stories.
Often, in a waiting room, a
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Ten Inspiring Songs About Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault that Will Move You
Sexual assault and domestic violence aren’t easy to talk about.
So how can we get folks talking about these
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Gallaudet University Students Say NO MORE Silencing Deaf Voices
An estimated 13% of the U.S. population is Deaf or hard of hearing, yet support systems for Deaf survivors
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The Allstate Foundation Accepting Applications for Purple Purse Challenge
The Allstate Foundation’s Purple Purse Challenge helps nonprofits support domestic violence survivors through financial empowerment. Organizations can apply to join this national fundraising campaign and compete for funding to raise awareness and prevent abuse.