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.
Mission: NRCDV’s mission is to strengthen and transform efforts to end domestic violence.
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"We underplay how online threats can be dangerous because there's a very thin line when online can go offline," Rana Ayyub said. More in this #VAWnet news blog. ⬇️
Women bear the brunt of digital abuse - threatened with rape and exploited for porn - as the coronavirus pandemic drives ever more people online, media experts said on Wednesday.
✨We are excited to announce that starting November 2020, NRCDV is the new home of the National LGBTQ Institute on IPV!✨
“This new, strategic partnership provides the LGBTQ community with additional resources and opportunities and allows us to better focus on research and practice,” said Marci Taitt-Lamar, Co-Director of the LGBTQ Institute, “while addressing the unique and multiple victimizations and structural oppressions faced by LGBTQ people.”
“The LGBTQ Institute’s commitment to center the most marginalized queer and trans survivors aligns well with the mission and values of NRCDV. We look forward to what we will build together over the next year," added LGBTQ Institute Co-Director Carrie Lippy.
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We are excited to announce that starting November 2020, the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV) will be the new home of the National LGBTQ Institute on IPV. Over the last four years, the LGBTQ Institute, in partnership with the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs, has...
"...nearly half of the participants reported they had been verbally harassed in the past year on the basis of being transgender. Close to one in 10 participants reported being physically attacked in the past year due to them being transgender. " #TDOR
Friday is Transgender Day of Remembrance, a holiday with many of us might not be very familiar with. Transgender Day of Remembrance is a day to recognize those who have been killed because of violence against the trans community. According to GLAAD, an LGBTQ rights advocacy group, Transgender Day of...
Today we honor and mark this year's Trans Day of Remembrance (#TDOR). We renew our commitment to fight for trans survivors and we honor and grieve trans folks who have been murdered due to transphobia, racism, heteropatriarchy, and hate. Our hearts hold our trans siblings close today - those still with us and those not with us any longer. 💕💙 Our fight for justice means we eradicate transphobia. Read the full report on #VAWnet.
Q: How can allies support trans and genderqueer communities for Transgender Day of Remembrance (#TDOR) and beyond? 💙💕
A: Rev. Miller Hoffman has answers this TDOR in this #TAQ on #VAWnet.
Holding a TDOR event is a strong show of support for the trans and genderqueer communities. If you are thinking about organizing one in your area, there are a number of important considerations before finalizing your plans.
Survivors have been acutely impacted by the pandemic. This report is based upon data collected from over 1,300 survivors across 36 states and Puerto Rico. Want to learn more? Looking for a new podcast? 🎧 #TeamNRCDV's Marium Durrani and FreeFrom's Tannia Ventura chat about the #SurvivorsKnowBest report in this #NRCDVradio episode: https://bit.ly/NRCDVradioEp38
NEW PODCAST ALERT 🎧 #TeamNRCDV's Marium Durrani and FreeFrom's Tannia Ventura chat about the new FreeFrom report (Survivors Know Best: How to Disrupt Intimate Partner Violence During COVID-19 and Beyond) based on data collected from over 1,300 survivors across 36 states and Puerto Rico on financial security for survivors during the pandemic. This is an #NRCDVradio must listen: https://bit.ly/NRCDVradioEp38
For most survivors, housing is an immediate and necessary need. For Native survivors the need is no different – but the additional barriers and complexities can sometimes feel insurmountable. Want to learn more about #DVhousing this Native American Heritage Month? Watch this webinar featuring Eileen Hudon, Christine Stark, Caroline LaPorte, and Gwendolyn Packard. #NAHM2020
Webinar Resources: https://vawnet.org/material/nexus-between-gender-based-violence-and-housing-insecurity-american-indian-and-alaska Description: For most su...
What are you doing to mark this Native American Heritage Month (#NAHM2020)? 🎧 This #NRCDVradio episode discusses human trafficking of Native women and girls, with particular attention to the historical context in the U.S. and the interconnection between trafficking and housing instability (pulled from a report by Christine Stark and Eileen Hudon). Chris discusses the findings and application with the input of Jessica Smith, an advocate at Breaking Free. Listen today: https://bit.ly/NRCDVradio-Ep36
November is National Runaway Prevention Month (#NRPM2020)! 🏘 This public awareness campaign is designed to “Shine a Light” on the experiences of runaway and homeless youth that too often remain invisible. Our #DVhousing advocacy must include centering the experiences of homeless youth. Learn more from our partners at the National Runaway Safeline.
Register today for the #SafeHousingPartnerships webinar on 11/19 at 1:30pm ET: 🌳 Decision Tree (Pt. 2): Putting it into Practice
This webinar will feature Lea Aromin (Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence), Sarah Prout-Rennie (Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence), Kris Billhardt (National Alliance for Safe Housing), and Cris Sullivan (MSU Research Consortium on Gender-Based Violence). #DVhousing
“I like the idea of changing our assessment tool, but I want to know how other communities are doing it.” Join us for the next webinar in our series: Coordinated Entry Decision Tree (Pt. 2): Putting it into Practice! In this follow-up to our August webinar, we’ll dive more deeply into the Deci...
Q: What are the economic effects of #COVID19 on domestic and sexual violence survivors and the advocates/survivor leaders that serve them?
A: Check out this data dashboard for the field. 📊 (helpful for research, grant-writing, fundraising, and more!)
The dashboard shares back findings from a national survey to DV/SA advocates on the economic effects they see survivors facing due to the Covid-10 pandemic. #survivors #Economicjustice #COVID19
SHP Special Series: Coordinated Entry - https://mailchi.mp/nrcdv.org/specialseries-ce-decision-tree-part-two-1000062
The Universal Prayer: Moment of Silence responds to the challenges our communities face at this unique moment in time. 💜 This video brings together five advocates (featuring Farzana Safiullah, Jacqueline Miller, Micaela Rios Anguiano, Mildred Muhammad, + Morgan Dewey) as they offer a call for unity and hope. The written text of the Universal Prayer by Phoebe Jones is available on the #1Thing page here: DVawareness.org/1thing
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Young folks have solutions to the problems we have been trying to solve for decades. How do we prevent violence? Listen to young folks. It works. Read this #1Thing on #PreventIPV.
This story features lessons from five community coalitions funded by four DELTA FOCUS domestic violence coalitions. One of the community coalitions is located in Sitka, Alaska; two in Ohio: Warren County and Knox County; and one each in Los Angeles, California and Cranston, Rhode Island. Informed by...
This month is Native American Heritage Month (#NAHM2020). 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. Click to expand the infographic and learn more from the complete report on #VAWnet: bit.ly/NativeColonizationHomelessnessAndTrafficking
Q: What housing assistance is available to immigrant survivors during COVID-19?
A: Karlo Ng (National Alliance for Safe Housing) and Leslye E. Orloff & Rafaela Rodrigues (National Immigrant Women’s Advocacy Project) have answers on #DVhousing! 🏘 Read this #TAQ here.
Immigrant survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, and human trafficking face unique challenges when accessing and maintaining safe housing, many of which have been exacerbated by COVID-19. Here, we clarify some misconceptions about immigrant survivors’ eligibilit...
Q: How can mainstream advocates and domestic violence programs enhance services and supports to older African American survivors?
A: Juanita Davis from the National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life - NCALL has answers in #VAWnet's Technical Assistance Question (#TAQ) of the month. Read on at the link below!
Older African Americans experience crime and violence at the intersection of race, age, class and other identities. To address these challenges and increase access to healing services, mainstream advocates and programs must do the vital work of building literacy about the history of privilege, the i...
Are you looking for a training about the intersection of homelessness, youth trauma, and abuse this #NRPM2020? The NRCDV Training Institute has got you covered. Check out this FREE webinar featuring advocates from Alternatives For Girls and Courtney's House. #DVhousing
This webinar focused on the intersections of relationship violence and sex trafficking among runaway and homeless youth. Experts in this field of service sug...
This #WorldKindnessDay we want to thank all the advocates out there! Remember to be kind to yourselves and do at least #1Thing that makes you smile. Just for you. ❤️ #Care4Advocates
This makes us sick. White supremacy, patriarchy, and violence are plagues that feed off one another. Breonna Taylor deserves justice. Survivors deserve justice. More in this #VAWnet news blog.
Brett Hankison, who was fired from the department after the police chief at the time accused him of 'blindly' firing into Taylor's apartment from outside, has been accused in a lawsuit of sexually assaulting a woman in April 2018.
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Do you know the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships? Learn how to identify abusive behaviors and much more on the #NOMOREVerbalAbuse website, created in partnership with the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence: https://www.nomoreverbalabuse.org/
This #NRPM2020 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 ...
Q: How can I help runaway and homeless youth in my community to be safe from abuse?
A: We have answers this #NRPM2020 on #VAWnet at the link below! Have more questions? Visit our friends at National Runaway Safeline. ❤️
Millions of youth run away or are thrown out from their homes every year. Yet, services designed to support them are rare in most communities. NRCDV's November 2013 TA Question of the Month provides suggestions for supporting these youth.
Pause. Stop scrolling. Read this gift from Arlene Vassell, NRCDV Vice President of Programs, Prevention & Social Change. ⬇️
Dear White Women:
Welcome. I’m glad you are HERE. Let’s talk about here and over there.
I hope this time you will stay here. When I saw hundreds of lovely pink knitted hats across the country, I was finally convinced that you were here to stay.
For years white feminism has waged a war against Black women, Black men, Black children, Black babies and our Black communities. With too many causalities to name them all. It wasn’t televised, it wasn’t video-taped, but the pain and scars remain visible in the lunch rooms and board rooms over there. Those most impacted have been silenced on the margins. Like my sister Lina Juarbe Botella would say, on the margin of the margins. You know them well. You should call them by their names. Say Their Names. All Black Lives Matter. So, Say Their Names.
More on #VAWnet:
Dear White Women: Welcome. I’m glad you are HERE. Let’s talk about here and over there.
This month's #PreventIPV Tool of the Month is from Red Women Rising (California Consortium for Urban Indian Health - ccuih). We especially love their focus on connecting domestic violence programs with traditional healers because we know that healing and #Care4Advocates is crucial to this work. ❤️ #NAHM
The Red Women Rising campaign is a community driven media project that supports culturally responsive domestic violence services for Urban Indians by increasing public awareness and enhancing collaborations between Urban Indian health organizations, domestic violence service providers and traditiona...
Registration is now open for the MenEngage North America (NAMEN) 2020 Symposium addressing intersectionality and decolonization on 11/30 and 12/2. 💻 You don't want to miss it. Register here!
In collaboration with the MenEngage Alliance, NAMEN is facilitating an online public Symposium for the North American Region to address important themes for our times:
#1thing you need to know is that domestic violence is a primary reason families become homeless. Learn more about how Tracy Lamb, News - Domestic Violence & Sexual Abuse Services, is addressing #DVhousing. 🏘 More questions? Visit SafeHousingPartnerships.org.
Domestic and sexual violence are leading causes of homelessness, and the need for safe and affordable housing is one of the most pressing concerns for surviv...
Do you work with survivors trying to secure safe housing? Have questions, thoughts, and/or want to stay up to date with #DVhousing advocacy? 🏠 #1Thing you can do is check out the latest #SafeHousingPartnerships newsletter at the link below & sign up to receive these updates here: https://bit.ly/SHPnewsletter
The Domestic Violence and Housing Technical Assistance Consortium (DVHTAC) reviews practices in the housing field noting both the impact on survivors of domestic and sexual violence as well as disparities experienced by marginalized communities. In particular, the DVHTAC has been concerned about the...
💚 Today, #TeamNRCDV has committed to wear green to mark National Runaway Prevention Month (#NRPM2020). Advocating for survivors means advocating for safe housing for all. More from our partners at the National Runaway Safeline! #DVhousing
Register today for the #SafeHousingPartnerships webinar on 11/19 at 1:30pm ET: 🌳 Decision Tree (Pt. 2): Putting it into Practice
This webinar will feature Lea Aromin (Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence), Sarah Prout-Rennie (Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence), Kris Billhardt (National Alliance for Safe Housing), and Cris Sullivan (MSU Research Consortium on Gender-Based Violence). #DVhousing
“I like the idea of changing our assessment tool, but I want to know how other communities are doing it.” Join us for the next webinar in our series: Coordinated Entry Decision Tree (Pt. 2): Putting it into Practice! In this follow-up to our August webinar, we’ll dive more deeply into the Deci...
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Do you know the signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships? Learn how to identify abusive behaviors and much more on the #NOMOREVerbalAbuse website, created in partnership with the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence: https://www.nomoreverbalabuse.org/
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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Practicar la gratitud "cambia la forma en que ves la vida y cambia la forma en que ves a otras personas". Escucha como personas en diferentes lugares del país reflexionan sobre la pandemia del # COVID19 y comparten cómo practicar la gratitud les ha ayudado a sobrellevar la situación. Descubre más en #QueHacerAhora: https://bit.ly/39PwpVv | CDC Foundation
Gratitude “changes the way you see life and changes the way you see other people.” People from across the country reflect on the #COVID19 pandemic and share how practicing gratitude has helped them cope. Learn more from the CDC Foundation's #HowRightNow campaign: https://bit.ly/3go0dKn
The Universal Prayer: Moment of Silence responds to the challenges our communities face at this unique moment in time. 💜 This video brings together five advocates (featuring Farzana Safiullah, Jacqueline Miller, Micaela Rios Anguiano, Mildred Muhammad, + Morgan Dewey) as they offer a call for unity and hope. The written text of the Universal Prayer by Phoebe Jones is available on the #1Thing page here: DVawareness.org/1thing #Care4Advocates
The Universal Prayer: Moment of Silence responds to the challenges our communities face at this unique moment in time. 💜 This video brings together five advocates (featuring Farzana Safiullah, Jacqueline Miller, Micaela Rios Anguiano, Mildred Muhammad, + Morgan Dewey) as they offer a call for unity and hope. The written text of the Universal Prayer by Phoebe Jones is available on the #1Thing page here: DVawareness.org/1thing #Care4Advocates
The Universal Prayer: Moment of Silence responds to the challenges our communities face at this unique moment in time. 💜 This video brings together five advocates (featuring Farzana Safiullah, Jacqueline Miller, Micaela Rios Anguiano, Mildred Muhammad, + Morgan Dewey) as they offer a call for unity and hope. The written text of the Universal Prayer by Phoebe Jones is available on the #1Thing page here: DVawareness.org/1thing #Care4Advocates
The Universal Prayer: Moment of Silence responds to the challenges our communities face at this unique moment in time. 💜 This video brings together five advocates (featuring Farzana Safiullah, Jacqueline Miller, Micaela Rios Anguiano, Mildred Muhammad, + Morgan Dewey) as they offer a call for unity and hope. The written text of the Universal Prayer by Phoebe Jones is available on the #1Thing page here: DVawareness.org/1thing #Care4Advocates
"My #1Thing is to let Native American and Alaska Native victim survivors know that StrongHearts Native Helpline is here to help them..." -CC Hovie, StrongHearts Communications Manager. 💜 What's the #1Thing / #UnaCosa you're doing to support survivors, end domestic violence, and dismantle white supremacy this #DVAM2020?
On the last day of #DVAM2020, we want to thank you for supporting survivors and for the beauty you bring to this world. 💜 This video brings together five advocates (featuring Farzana Safiullah, Jacqueline Miller, Micaela Rios Anguiano, Mildred Muhammad, + Morgan Dewey) as they offer a call for unity and hope. The written text of the Universal Prayer by Phoebe Jones is available on the #1Thing page here: DVawareness.org/1thing
"For #DVAM2020, I'm exploring ways to help build the beloved community we all deserve." - #TeamNRCDV's Casey Keene 💜 What's the #1Thing / #UnaCosa you're doing to support survivors, end domestic violence, and dismantle white supremacy this #DVAM?
"My #1Thing is to center the voices and experiences of all survivors and the coalitions that work to support them," shares Deborah Vagins, The National Network to End Domestic Violence President & CEO. 💜 What's the #1Thing / #UnaCosa you're doing to support survivors, end domestic violence, and dismantle white supremacy this #DVAM? #DVAM2020
"My #1Thing is to stand against racial inequities because there is no survivor justice without racial justice," shares #TeamNRCDV's Joe Ostrander. 💜 What's the #1Thing / #UnaCosa you're doing to support survivors, end domestic violence, & dismantle white supremacy this #DVAM? #DVAM2020
"Collective action creates transformative change and community care creates transformative healing," shares Morgan Dewey, #TeamNRCDV. 💜 What's the #1Thing / #UnaCosa you're doing to support survivors, end domestic violence, and dismantle white supremacy this #DVAM? #DVAM2020
Jacqueline Miller, founder of Healthy Actions Intervening Responsibly - HAIR is essential. Her work is essential. ❤️ During #COVID19, we cannot forget that believing survivors, creating supportive environments for Black girls, and strengthening community is essential work. Learn more about Jacqueline's work and bring her to your community here: HealthyActionsInterveningResponsibly.com #1thing #UnaCosa
"It's time for everyone... to step up, learn the signs, and safely intervene to prevent domestic violence," shares Laura Peek, NO MORE. 💜 What's the #1Thing / #UnaCosa you're doing to support survivors, end domestic violence, and dismantle white supremacy this #DVAM? #DVAM2020
⌛ Join us in kicking off #DVAM2020 in ONE HOUR! There's still time to register here: https://bit.ly/2020-CallForUnity Every year the National Call for Unity kicks off Domestic Violence Awareness Month by offering an opportunity to mourn, celebrate, and connect with advocates from national, state, and community-based organizations, governmental agencies, allied movements, survivors and their family and friends. The 2020 video call will feature stories of perseverance, resilience and strength, each speaker will offer their personal stories of inspiration to do this work. #1thing
✨Join us on TOMORROW (10/1) as we kick off #DVAM2020!✨ Register: https://bit.ly/2020-CallForUnity Every year the National Call for Unity kicks off Domestic Violence Awareness Month by offering an opportunity to mourn, celebrate, and connect with advocates from national, state, and community-based organizations, governmental agencies, allied movements, survivors and their family and friends. The 2020 video call will feature stories of perseverance, resilience and strength, each speaker will offer their personal stories of inspiration to do this work.
✨Join us on 10/1 at 3pm ET!✨ Register today: NRCDV.org/Trainings Every year the National Call for Unity kicks off Domestic Violence Awareness Month by offering an opportunity to mourn, celebrate, and connect with advocates from national, state, and community-based organizations, governmental agencies, allied movements, survivors and their family and friends. The 2020 video call will feature stories of perseverance, resilience and strength, each speaker will offer their personal stories of inspiration to do this work. #1thing #UnaCosa
✨Join us on 10/1 at 3pm ET!✨ Register today: NRCDV.org/Trainings Every year the National Call for Unity kicks off Domestic Violence Awareness Month by offering an opportunity to mourn, celebrate, and connect with advocates from national, state, and community-based organizations, governmental agencies, allied movements, survivors and their family and friends. The 2020 video call will feature stories of perseverance, resilience and strength, each speaker will offer their personal stories of inspiration to do this work. #1thing #UnaCosa
"At Tahirih Justice Center, a lot of the families I work with reported difficulty affording food. Eviction is also a recurring concern..." shares Hania. Thank you for your advocacy, Hania. ❤️ Advocates are essential workers and the needs of advocates and survivors must be centered during #COVID19 and always. Learn more about Tahirih's work at Tahirih.org. #1thing #UnaCosa
Jacqueline Miller, founder of Healthy Actions Intervening Responsibly - HAIR is essential. Her work is essential. ❤️ During #COVID19, we cannot forget that believing survivors, creating supportive environments for Black girls, and strengthening community is essential work. Learn more about Jacqueline's work and bring her to your community here: Healthyactionsinterveningresponsibly.com #1thing
Los intercesores de la violencia domestica y la agresion sexual son trabajadores esenciales. 📹 En este video, la intercesora Hania, comparte la razón por la cual es una trabajadora esencial y explica como sus esfuerzos para ayudar a los miembros de las comunidades vulnerables, que son los más afectados por COVID-19, son cruciales ahora más que nunca. Más: Tahirih Justice Center y Tahirih.org #UnaCosa #1Thing
"We're on the frontline so we can keep our community members safe," shares Zakiya Bell-Rogers, Helpmate advocate. We cannot forget: Domestic violence and sexual assault advocates are essential workers. We appreciate you. ❤️ More on Helpmate's work here: HelpmateOnline.org #1Thing #UnaCosa
Now is the time when this movement needs you! We're calling on our community to support us by joining the virtual #HighmarkWalk! We have until 6/30 to reach our goal, but we can’t do it without you. Grab your sneakers, leash up your dog, and get movin’ with us! Register a team, as an individual, or give today to support survivors and help end violence here: bit.ly/2020HighmarkNRCDV
Domestic violence is a leading cause of homelessness. 🏘 As advocates, we must actively engage in anti-racist housing advocacy. The need for safe and affordable housing is one of the most vital and immediate concerns for survivors of violence and abuse. #DVhousing
Pushing back against #teendatingviolence begins with a Healthy Me. The Sitka Youth Leadership Committee 's Healthy Me, Healthy We Campaign for #TeenDVMonth focuses on healthy relations. See more resources at http://ow.ly/EXl350ykPnh Sitkans Against Family Violence #TDVAM #TDVAM2020 #1Thing
Let's talk #verbalabuse... Actually, let's talk #NOMOREVerbalAbuse... nomoreverbalabuse.org #ThisIsDV #1Thing NO MORE
You need an afternoon break. Grab that snickers and log into our Awareness Beyond DVAM webinar TODAY at 2pm ET. http://ow.ly/I72W50y28Hi #1Thing #AwarenessBeyondDVAM
“He said he would kill both of us if I told anyone.” “He told me I was lucky to have him because others would find my trans body repulsive and freakish.” “He threatens to have me deported. I would have to leave without my kids by myself.” #NOMOREVerbalabuse #ThisIsDV http://ow.ly/gbsG50xCuB5 NO MORE
Still time to polish up that resume and join our team of change makers. Check out our career opportunities at https://nrcdv.org/careers/ #nowhiring #helpwanted #careers
“Verbal abuse IS domestic violence. It causes invisible scars with potential lifetime impact. We are proud to join NO MORE in bringing visibility to this survivor experience, one that is so common, yet so often discounted. We want to validate this experience and bring it out of the shadows.” - Arlene Vassell, NRCDV Visit nomoreverbalabuse.org #NOMOREVerbalAbuse #ThisIsDV #1Thing #DV #domesticviolence
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