Prevention Archives

Emergency Preparedness Toolkit

Emergencies are inevitable; but by developing safety plans and procedures in advance, your organization can effectively identify and address impending hazards, as well as prepare effective measures to aid recovery after the event. The Partnership’s Emergency Preparedness Toolkit includes a compilation of trusted emergency preparedness resources and guidance materials. Whether you work for a residential […]

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Coalition Call on Fatality Review (January 19, 2023)

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NNEDV Quarterly Coalition Calls – Calendar

Here you will find a calendar of the quarterly coalition calls offered by NNEDV. This page will be updated regularly – so check back often!

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Firearms and DV Advocacy

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Preventionist – Job Descriptions

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Building Our Capacity to Serve Native American Survivors-Webinar

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The Center on Partner-Inflicted Brain Injury FREE Training

The Center on Partner–Inflicted Brain Injury has developed a training for the domestic violence field and others who work with survivors of partner–inflicted brain injury. This is free and available for anyone and was designed to provide training to DV programs on brain injury and help them better understand why this issue is important in their work.

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The Center on Partner-Inflicted Brain Injury Free Training

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NNEDV’s Legislative Priorities for the 117th Congress

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COVID-19 Vaccine-Related Information & Recommendations for DV Programs

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Facts & Stats Report: Domestic Violence In Asian And Pacific Islander Homes

Facts & Stats Report: Domestic Violence in Asian and Pacific Islander Homes raises awareness about the experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander survivors of domestic violence, counters denial about the problem, emphasizes the need for socio-culturally effective prevention and intervention, and serves to guide future research and inform public policy. Authored by Mieko Yoshihama, Ph.D., Chic […]

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