NRCDV seeks to foster a community that validates the experiences of survivors of domestic violence, supports holistic healing, and shares credible information through use of respectful, nonviolent language.
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Since 1993 the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV) has been a comprehensive source of information for those wanting to educate themselves and help others on the many issues related to domestic violence.
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Remember this #1Thing this #APAHM: 21 – 55% of Asian women in the U.S. report experiencing physical and/or sexual violence. API Chaya centers the joy, wisdom, & needs of API women & femmes. We have learned so much from them. Check out their work, follow, share, and donate! ⬇️
The murder rate of Native women is more than ten times the national average on some reservations. Often, these disappearances or murders are connected to crimes of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and sex trafficking. Learn more about #MMIWG and take action with our partners at the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and the Alaska Native Women's Resource Center. 📚 And learn more from the complete report on #VAWnet: bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
The murder rate of Native women is more than ten times the national average on some reservations. Often, these disappearances or murders are connected to crimes of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, and sex trafficking. Learn more about #MMIWG and take action with our partners at the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and the Alaska Native Women's Resource Center. 📚 And learn more from the complete report on #VAWnet: bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
Q: What is the role of #TANF programs in preventing and addressing IPV and how can TANF workers best support survivors?
Janet Mickish, Colorado Department of Human Services, shares so much wisdom in this #VAWnet Technical Assistance Question of the Month (#TAQ)! Read this #1Thing today. ⬇️
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and poverty are mutually reinforcing and correlated. Our March 2021 TA Question of the Month explores how Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) helps survivors afford the basics and rebuild their lives after violence.
The National Day of Awareness for #MMIWG on May 5th highlights the need for ongoing grassroots advocacy, increased resources, and policy changes to end the injustice of missing and murdered Native women and girls. Help build strong support and action around MMIWG to help honor the lives of Native women and girls. Learn more from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and the Alaska Native Women's Resource Center.
#MMIWGActionNow
The National Day of Awareness for #MMIWG on May 5th highlights the need for ongoing grassroots advocacy, increased resources, and policy changes to end the injustice of missing and murdered Native women and girls. Help build strong support and action around MMIWG to help honor the lives of Native women and girls. Learn more from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and the Alaska Native Women's Resource Center.
#MMIWGActionNow
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (#APAHM). ❤️ We've said it before and we will say it again: There is no survivor justice without racial justice. Our work is fighting for Asian and Pacific Islander (API) survivors. Our work is ensuring that API folks are safe in this country. Our work is dismantling the fetishization and dehumanization of Asian women and femmes. Our work is acknowledging the ways this country has and continues to commit state violence against API communities and honoring API individuals who make history. Our work is acknowledging racial triangulation as a tool of white supremacy that pits API communities against Black communities as part of an anti-Black agenda - and eradicating it. #1Thing you can do this #APAHM is follow NRCDV on social media as we share API-led organizations to support, API folks to learn from, and resources for API survivors.
May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (#APAHM). ❤️ We've said it before and we will say it again: There is no survivor justice without racial justice. Our work is fighting for Asian and Pacific Islander (API) survivors. Our work is ensuring that API folks are safe in this country. Our work is dismantling the fetishization and dehumanization of Asian women and femmes. Our work is acknowledging the ways this country has and continues to commit state violence against API communities and honoring API individuals who make history. Our work is acknowledging racial triangulation as a tool of white supremacy that pits API communities against Black communities as part of an anti-Black agenda - and eradicating it. #1Thing you can do this #APAHM is follow NRCDV on social media as we share API-led organizations to support, API folks to learn from, and resources for API survivors.
Sign up for the ⭐FREE⭐ #NRCDVTrainingInstitute webinar on 5/18! It will be in English with Spanish & ASL interpretation. Featuring Susan Ghanbarpour (DrPH, MA), Selima Jumarali (MA), and #TeamNRCDV's Carrie Lippy (PhD), come chat with us about how to evaluate services without using harmful, white supremacist tools and research methods! Reserve your spot today: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/5616182440050/WN_eWcoroN-Sx-c_zpCJFpcIQ
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Sign up for the ⭐FREE⭐ #NRCDVTrainingInstitute webinar on 5/18! It will be in English with Spanish & ASL interpretation. Featuring Susan Ghanbarpour (DrPH, MA), Selima Jumarali (MA), and #TeamNRCDV's Carrie Lippy (PhD), come chat with us about how to evaluate services without using harmful, white supremacist tools and research methods! Reserve your spot today: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/5616182440050/WN_eWcoroN-Sx-c_zpCJFpcIQ
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Help us commemorate the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls on May 5th. Join in the advocacy on this critical issue and help restore safety for Native women and girls. Learn more about #MMIWG from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. #MMIWGActionNow
Help us commemorate the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Native Women and Girls on May 5th. Join in the advocacy on this critical issue and help restore safety for Native women and girls. Learn more about #MMIWG from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. #MMIWGActionNow
We know a lot is going on this year, so you may not have noticed Tax Day moved to May 17th. This gives you plenty of time to file your taxes to receive more $$$, including benefits like the Child Tax Credit (CTC), Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), & stimulus checks to put more money directly into your pockets! 💵 We have resources to help on #VAWnet: bit.ly/VAWnet_EITC_Tax
We know a lot is going on this year, so you may not have noticed Tax Day moved to May 17th. This gives you plenty of time to file your taxes to receive more $$$, including benefits like the Child Tax Credit (CTC), Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), & stimulus checks to put more money directly into your pockets! 💵 We have resources to help on #VAWnet: bit.ly/VAWnet_EITC_Tax
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Today, we celebrate the first day of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month to honor the achievements, contributions and influence of the AAPI community in the U.S.
The history of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States can’t be forgotten as the foundation of our ongoing fight for resources and rights for our communities.
Throughout our history, there have been trailblazing AAPI women who have fought back against racism and sexism, from Grace Lee Boggs to Rosalie Keliʻinoi.
This month, we honor them in our ongoing work developing leaders that make our movement more powerful.
It might not leave any bruises, but verbal abuse causes emotional pain and scarring. Learn more about #NOMOREVerbalAbuse from NO MORE and NRCDV: NoMoreVerbalAbuse.org
We must talk about the adultification of child survivors of trauma - specifically of young Black girls. If you're an advocate for survivors, recognizing the impact of childhood trauma and racism must be part of your work.
More from Healthy Actions Intervening Responsibly - HAIR's founder Jacqueline Miller in the free webinar here!
Studies show that adults view black girls as less innocent and more adult-like than their counterparts, especially between the ages of 5-14. This webinar is ...
The deadline to file your 2020 taxes got pushed to May 17th. 💸 Make sure to file them ASAP to receive the Child Tax Credit (CTC), Earned Income Tax Credit, and the full amount of stimulus checks! We have resources to help on #VAWnet: bit.ly/VAWnet_EITC_Tax
The deadline to file your 2020 taxes got pushed to May 17th. 💸 Make sure to file them ASAP to receive the Child Tax Credit (CTC), Earned Income Tax Credit, and the full amount of stimulus checks! We have resources to help on #VAWnet: bit.ly/VAWnet_EITC_Tax
The link between homelessness and violence against Native communities cannot be ignored. We have concrete housing, services, and public policy recommendations to ensure that Native survivors receive the support they need and deserve. 📚 Learn more from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and from the complete report on #VAWnet: bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
#MMIWGActionNow
The link between homelessness and violence against Native communities cannot be ignored. We have concrete housing, services, and public policy recommendations to ensure that Native survivors receive the support they need and deserve. 📚 Learn more from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and from the complete report on #VAWnet: bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
#MMIWGActionNow
Unacceptable. We need #MMIWGActionNow. Learn more about #MMIWG from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. More on #VAWnet: http://bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
Unacceptable. We need #MMIWGActionNow. Learn more about #MMIWG from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center. More on #VAWnet: http://bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
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Day 5 of PAVE's Teen Survivors Week of Action is in honor of survivors who have been murdered by gender-based violence, or who have died by suicide after experiencing…
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[JUST ANNOUNCED!] Sign up for the ⭐FREE⭐ #NRCDVTrainingInstitute webinar on 5/18! It will be in English with Spanish & ASL interpretation. Featuring Susan Ghanbarpour (DrPH, MA), Selima Jumarali (MA), and #TeamNRCDV's Carrie Lippy (PhD), come chat with us about how to evaluate services without using harmful, white supremacist tools and research methods! Reserve your spot today: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/5616182440050/WN_eWcoroN-Sx-c_zpCJFpcIQ
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[JUST ANNOUNCED!] Sign up for the ⭐FREE⭐ #NRCDVTrainingInstitute webinar on 5/18! It will be in English with Spanish & ASL interpretation. Featuring Susan Ghanbarpour (DrPH, MA), Selima Jumarali (MA), and #TeamNRCDV's Carrie Lippy (PhD), come chat with us about how to evaluate services without using harmful, white supremacist tools and research methods! Reserve your spot today: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/5616182440050/WN_eWcoroN-Sx-c_zpCJFpcIQ
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#1Thing we are grateful for this #SAAM2021 is care. Community care. Self care. #Care4Advocates. 💞 We know that change is possible; we know that healing is possible; we know that care is central to these things.
#1Thing we are grateful for this #SAAM2021 is care. Community care. Self care. #Care4Advocates. 💞 We know that change is possible; we know that healing is possible; we know that care is central to these things.
Today marks the first day of the National Week of Action for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. We need action now! Learn more and get involved using #MMIWGActionNow and by visiting our partners at the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and Alaska Native Women's Resource Center.
Today marks the first day of the National Week of Action for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. We need action now! Learn more and get involved using #MMIWGActionNow and by visiting our partners at the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and Alaska Native Women's Resource Center.
Take Action During the 2021 National Week of Action for MMIWG | NIWRC
News Take Action During the 2021 National Week of Action for MMIWG Mar 25, 2021 Since 2017, grassroots actions on May 5th to honor and call for justice for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG) have increasingly grown at the local, regional, national, and international level. Nativ...
Traditional Opening—2021 National Week of Action for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls
2021 National Week of Action for MMIWGThe National Indigenous Women's Resource Center, Inc. (NIWRC) is a Native nonprofit organization that was created speci...
Looking for #1Thing to watch today? 📽️ We especially appreciate the squirrel analogy and the connections Dr. Hamby draws to the collective trauma we have faced over the past year.
We need resilience, now more than ever. Surprisingly, the newest research on the true burden of trauma also reveals that there is extensive untapped wisdom a...
Survivors are never at fault for their assault, PERIOD!
#TeenSurvivorsWeek #TeenSurvivors #SAAM #ShatteringTheSilence #ChallengeVictimBlaming #Allyship
PAVE-Promoting Awareness Victim Empowerment
Do you work with survivors who are navigating housing stability? 🏘 #DVhousing advocacy needs to be central to this movement. Safe Housing Partnerships has FREE trainings, resources, and webinars available on our YouTube channel. Check them out here!
The federal Domestic Violence and Housing Technical Assistance Consortium (the Consortium) is an innovative, collaborative approach to providing training, te...
Many people who harm their partners have never raised a fist. Learn more about how you can create a world with #NOMOREVerbalAbuse from NO MORE and NRCDV: NOMOREVerbalAbuse.org
Many people who harm their partners have never raised a fist. Learn more about how you can create a world with #NOMOREVerbalAbuse from NO MORE and NRCDV: NOMOREVerbalAbuse.org
"While young Black leaders have the drive and wisdom to create this change, this work cannot fall solely on their shoulders. White folks and non-Black people of color must show up."
SAFETY ALERT: If you are in danger, please use a safer computer and consider calling 911. The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 / TTY 1-800-787-3224 or the StrongHearts Native Helpline at 1−844-762-8483 (call or text) are available to assist you.
#1Thing you can do to take action this Sexual Assault Awareness Month (#SAAM2021) is to use your online platforms to connect with and support Black-led organizations that are creating healing spaces for Black survivors. Learn more on the #DVAP blog here. ⬇️
SAFETY ALERT: If you are in danger, please use a safer computer and consider calling 911. The National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 / TTY 1-800-787-3224 or the StrongHearts Native Helpline at 1−844-762-8483 (call or text) are available to assist you.
New Center for American Progress analysis finds that mothers of color were significantly more likely than white mothers to be sole or primary breadwinners.
➡️68% of Black mothers
➡️55% of Native American mothers
➡️52% of multiracial mothers
➡️37% of white mothers
Economic justice is survivor justice.
Even before the pandemic, breadwinning mothers were keeping families afloat.
Our comprehensive technical assistance, training, resource development, and public policy advocacy are just a few examples of the many ways in which the NRCDV broadly serves those dedicated to ending domestic violence in relationships and communities. We encourage you to take a closer look and explore our many programs and initiatives as a resource to you in your domestic violence intervention and prevention efforts: Key Initiatives - 1. Building Comprehensive Solutions to Domestic Violence (http://www.bcsdv.org) 2. Domestic Violence Awareness Project (http://www.nrcdv.org/dvam) 3. The DV Evidence Project (http://www.dvevidenceproject.org) 4. VAWnet: The Online Resource Center on Violence Against Women (http://www.vawnet.org) Special Project - Runaway & Homeless Youth and Relationship Violence Toolkit (http://www.nrcdv.org/rhydvtoolkit)
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