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NNEDV Statement on the Breonna Taylor Grand Jury Decision |
September 24, 2020
“Today, we are thinking of Breonna Taylor and her friends, family, and community, who are once again watching the justice system fail them becau....[Read More] -
NNEDV Statement on the Death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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Celebrate 30 Years of NNEDV | 2020 is the National Network to End Domestic Violence’s 30th Anniversary. Visit 30.NNEDV.org to learn about the work that we’ve done over the past 30 years, and what the future holds! Read Our Story[Read More]
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WomensLaw What’s New at WomensLaw?
Through WomensLaw.org, we provide easy-to-understand, “plain language” legal information and resources to victims living with or escaping domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or dating violence. By reaching out through the Internet, we empower survivors to lead independent lives, free from abuse.
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Learn more about how you can get involved to end domestic violence. Download our free conversation guides, resources, and coloring pages; listen to our #EmpowermentPlaylist on YouTube and Spotify; check out our shareable infographics; and more.
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Meet A Coalition Meet Violence Free Colorado
Colorado’s unique geography gives it its beauty, but can also create a sense of isolation in many communities. Violence Free Colorado helps to bridge programs and the work done on behalf of survivors, provides opportunities for advocates to come together to learn and network, and gives survivors and advocates a unified voice among decision makers and funders.
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NNEDV and The Allstate Foundation: Help Lock Out Financial Abuse | Financial abuse is a common tactic in the context of domestic violence that can jeopardize your safety and financial health. NNEDV and The Allstate Foundation are working together to raise awareness and provide resources so that everyone can pursue their financial goals safely.[Read More]
