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NNEDV Thanks Summer 2018 Interns
NNEDV is grateful for the stellar contributions the stellar group of interns who joined our mission to end domestic violence during Summer 2018.
Date added: August 16, 2018Meet the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence
Over the years, our legislative champions have helped re-establish shelter funding after it was line-item vetoed, secured a new state allocation for prevention, and put their time, energy and political weight to address needs of incarcerated and immigrant survivors. Many of our state-level champions have become Members of Congress, carrying with them a commitment to survivors on Capitol Hill. We are grateful to each legislator who has made California a safer, more inclusive place.
Date added: August 8, 2018Understanding What Economic Justice Means To Survivors
Survivors of domestic violence experience increased economic barriers. t is important to recognize some of the major concerns that some survivors may have while seeking financial stability when trying to start over after experiencing financial abuse within the context of domestic violence.
Date added: August 6, 2018NNEDV Urges Improvements and Swift Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act
Today on Capitol Hill, Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) introduced the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) for reauthorization. This legislation provides critical improvements to VAWA that would ensure survivors can access vital resources to heal from trauma and rebuild their lives.
Date added: July 26, 2018Ask an Advocate: Can I Get a Restraining Order for Emotional Abuse?
I’ve been dating my boyfriend for almost a year now and our relationship has gotten really bad. My friend thinks I should get a restraining order, but he’s not stalking me or hitting me so I’m not sure if I’m able to get one.
Date added: July 19, 2018Callous Policy Puts Asylum-Seeking Victims in Danger
Under guidance distributed on Wednesday, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) implemented the Attorney General’s suggestions by instructing their staff to automatically reject applications from domestic violence victims seeking asylum. “This instruction could be a death sentence for thousands of women who courageously flee their home countries in an effort to escape horrific abuse,” said Kim Gandy, President and CEO of the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV).
Date added: July 13, 2018Meet the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
As the host of the first primary in the nation, we’ve had unique opportunities to connect with candidates and their surrogates from across the country to showcase our work. During the last presidential cycle, the NH Coalition had the opportunity to hold multidisciplinary roundtable discussions with numerous White House hopefuls.
Date added: July 1, 2018NNEDV Stands with Pride
LGBTQ survivors face unique barriers to safety due to a lack of LGBTQ-specific resources and a hesitancy to involve law enforcement systems and personnel that often struggle to understand the dynamics of domestic violence within the LGBTQ community. It is critical that LGBTQ survivors have access to inclusive and identity-affirming services.
Date added: June 23, 2018Chefs Take a Stand 2018
Chefs Take a Stand to End Domestic Violence is not your average gala: the food is delicious – the attire is comfortable – the speeches are few. Come for the food, stay for the cause, and leave knowing you did your part to help end domestic violence this October. Featuring a selection of Washington, DC’s […]
Date added: June 22, 2018NNEDV Demands Immediate Return of Missing Children
NNEDV was shocked and disheartened that the U.S. government intentionally inflicted irreparable harm on the most vulnerable, including those fleeing sexual and domestic violence, and who were seeking safety for themselves and their children in the United States. The Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) practice of detaining children and separating families seeking refuge has been both cruel and inhumane.
Date added: June 21, 2018