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&Me: Spotlighting Carrie Goldberg

Carrie Goldberg: NNEDV continues its “Spotlight on Feminists” series by highlighting and honoring individuals who work to make a difference every day through our “&Me” series of interviews.

Date added: January 18, 2018

Meet the Nevada Coalition to End Domestic and Sexual Violence

Nevada is a unique state with two main metropolitan areas in Las Vegas and Reno and many rural and frontier communities. Because of the vast differences and varying needs in the state, service delivery to survivors is quite diverse.

Date added: January 15, 2018

Meet the Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence

The Kentucky Coalition Against Domestic Violence (KCADV) enjoys incredible responsibility and trust from our fifteen member domestic violence programs that work to improve services for survivors across the state. In 2017, coalition staff focused on ensuring underserved and culturally-specific populations have meaningful access to those services.

Date added: January 2, 2018

Meet the Virgin Islands Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Council

Working in the domestic violence field anywhere is challenging, but working in the field from a U.S. Territory that is often forgotten (until vacation plans arise!) is difficult. Further, doing the work on small islands where families are familiar and truth is often mistaken for ‘dishonoring the family,’ makes the work twice as challenging.

Date added: December 15, 2017

NNEDV Applauds Introduction of the Help End Abusive Living Situations (HEALS) Act

Introduced by Senators John Cornyn (R-TX) and Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), the bipartisan HEALS Act would ensure that federal resources from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) are better distributed to meet the unique confidential and safe housing needs of survivors of domestic violence.

Date added: December 14, 2017