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Technology Safety

Date added: April 19, 2018

The Safety Net Project Technology has a major impact in the lives of survivors. It is often misused by abusive partners and perpetrators against victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking. Technology, in its various forms, offers essential tools victims can use to access help, strategically maintain safety and privacy, and remain connected […]

Meet the Michigan Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence

Date added: April 15, 2018

"The coalition has adopted three core tenets for the entirety of its work – all the work we do and all presentations have to be intersectional, trauma-informed, and survivor-centered. Among the intersectional issues we embrace, we see poverty and economic justice as a central issue for ensuring survivors have long-term safety. We are committed to supporting our member programs in our complex state."

Meet the Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

Date added: April 1, 2018

"We are working to end domestic violence in Montana by engaging with and listening to our member programs. We try to provide our members with comprehensive trainings and resources so they can successfully do the difficult work they do."

&Me: Spotlighting Gail Perry-Mason

Date added: March 13, 2018

"It’s a difference in what I do for a living versus what I do for a life… For a living I work at an investment firm and for a life I invest in others."