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NNEDV’s #EmpowermentPlaylist: To Express, Heal, and Empower

With artists such as Gloria Gaynor, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Nina Simone, John Legend, and Sara Bareilles, just to name a few, our #EmpowermentPlaylist can be a powerful tool for social change, healing, and creative expression.

Date added: February 11, 2017

&Me: Spotlighting Patricia Medina and Chatty Patty DC

"I live at the intersection of being Black and being a woman. It’s hard to feel safe in any space. If I woke up this morning and gender-based violence was completely eradicated, I would focus on racial injustices."

Date added: February 8, 2017

Complex Justice: Recognizing Racism, Sexism, and the Fight for Equality

During Black History Month, NNEDV reaffirms its commitment to center survivors of color and their many experiences. Domestic violence affects us all, and together, we must dismantle the many intersectional systemic oppressions, such as racism and sexism, that continue to present barriers to safety for all survivors.

Date added: February 6, 2017

Take a Stand for Safety during the Super Bowl with Lady Gaga

After disclosing that she is a survivor of sexual assault, Lady Gaga has been an avid advocate for survivors everywhere. NNEDV shares her passion for equality. We believe this can be achieved by holding abusers accountable and by lifting up survivors’ experiences, which include many facets and intersections, such as mental health.

Date added: February 4, 2017

Swipe Left on Teen Dating Violence this Teen DV Month

First loves are often exciting and nerve-wracking all at the same time. Whether in middle school, high school, college, or beyond, navigating a romantic relationship for the first time can be challenging and confusing.

Date added: February 1, 2017

Tell Congress: Protect Violence Against Women Act Funding

VAWA was passed with bipartisan support to improve the law enforcement response to violence against women and create specialized victim services. VAWA has been incredibly effective in saving lives and money.

Date added: January 19, 2017

Ask an Advocate: I’m Afraid to End My Relationship, What Do I Do?

Dear I Wanna Break Up, It’s not okay for your girlfriend to be so controlling of what you wear and who you speak to. It’s also not okay that she makes you feel like you always have to immediately respond to her texts and that she went through your phone without your permission.

Date added: January 12, 2017