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Survivor-Centered Practices for Working with Survivors of Domestic Violence Living with HIV

Date added: November 30, 2016

The goal of our Positively Safe project is to address some of the unique challenges and barriers facing domestic violence survivors who are living with HIV, and to build capacity around the intersections of domestic violence and HIV/AIDS by developing partnerships between domestic violence programs and HIV providers

Putting the ‘Move’ in the Movement to End Violence Against Women and Girls

Date added: November 25, 2016

Working together, we can eradicate domestic violence. Help us #orangetheworld this year during the 16 Days of Activism by...

Pets and Domestic Violence

Date added: November 23, 2016

Every home should be a safe home, and every member of a family should be able to live in peace and safety – including our furry friends.

Support the Artists from ‘Chefs Take a Stand’ Year-Round

Date added: November 22, 2016

Be sure to let your server know that you're there enjoying the chef's food or mixologist's drink after seeing her or him at Chefs Take a Stand!

UN Universal Children’s Day: Addressing the Experiences of Children and Domestic Violence

Date added: November 19, 2016

NNEDV strives to create a social, political, and economic environment in which domestic violence no longer exists; this includes acknowledging that children are also victims of domestic violence, and working to develop comprehensive solutions.

Care about Self-Care this World Kindness Day

Date added: November 13, 2016

Self-care is a key ingredient to practicing kindness toward others and sustains our ability to help others.

Post-Election Statement from NNEDV

Date added: November 10, 2016

Together with our partners across movements, we continue to stand against sexism, racism, homophobia, and all systemic oppressions that affect survivors and victims.

Ask an Advocate: Is Fighting Domestic Violence?

Date added: November 7, 2016

I have a friend who is always fighting with his girlfriend. He puts her down in front of others and calls her names. I don’t think it’s okay, but I don’t know what to say.

Emotional Abuse is Anything but “Tender”: Myths and Reality

Date added: November 3, 2016

Emotional abuse is not sexy. It is not tender. It is not an addiction.

Chatting to #CenterEachOther

Date added: October 24, 2016

To #CenterEachOther means to support the expertise that we and the survivors we serve every day bring to the table. “Centering each other” makes domestic violence a national concern, promoting peace and safety through every community and every home. Together we are stronger.