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July 7, 2010

The Allstate Foundation is partnering with the YWCA to support economic empowerment for survivors of domestic violence by donating $1 for each tweet that includes #Tweet4YWCA. Help raise $75,000 by tweeting as many times as you can by July 16. Click here to learn more.

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June 28, 2010

Washington, D.C. – Sue Else, NNEDV's president, today issued the following statement mourning the death of U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia.  “Our deepest condolences go to Senator Byrd’s family, friends, colleagues and dedicated staff.  Senator Byrd was a true champion for the people of West Virginia and the nation." 

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April 16, 2010

NNEDV today recognized April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and Financial Literacy Month – key issues for victims of domestic and sexual violence.  Many victims of domestic violence, teen dating violence and stalking are also the victims of rape and sexual assault.  At the same time, one of the greatest barriers to escaping a pattern of abusive behavior is economics.  “This April, let us renew our efforts to end sexual violence through education and prevention,” said Sue Else, NNEDV’s president. 

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March 8, 2010

NNEDV today marked International Women’s Day by releasing a report that provides a snapshot of domestic violence services in the U.S.  In one 24-hour period, more than 65,000 victims of domestic violence and their children received life-saving services from local domestic violence programs.  Domestic violence experts answered more than 23,000 emergency hotline calls.  In one day alone, 9,280 requests for services went unmet, largely due to lack of funding.   “The economy is exacerbating domestic violence,” said Sue Else, NNEDV’s President.

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March 2, 2010

The Global Network of Women’s Shelters today recognized Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hilary Clinton for their longstanding commitment to ending violence against women.  The National Network to End Domestic Violence announced the U.S. awards in conjunction with a meeting of the United Nation’s Commission on the Status of Women, also known as Beijing +15. 

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