When Abusers Provoke and Record
Domestic abusers incite reactive abuse and record their victims By Lisa Aronson Fontes, PhD Some domestic abusers provoke their target, inciting what’s often known as reactive abuse, and use the…
The Color Purple
How the hue became associated with the movement to end domestic violence By DomesticShelters.org Ever wonder how a cause chooses what color to make it’s signature shade? It’s not just…
To Do: Start a Movement
5 ways to stand up against domestic violence in your community By DomesticShelters.org Whether you’ve survived it, known someone who has survived it, or are just a kind and decent…
A Comprehensive Guide to Domestic Violence Awareness Month
How you can help raise awareness of intimate partner violence each October By Amanda Kippert Awareness months might seem trivial in theory—shouldn’t we be concerned with important issues like domestic…
National Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Help raise awareness and end stigma about domestic violence, and most importantly speak up and offer resources to anyone you think may be in an abusive relationship. Domestic Violence Awareness…
A Proclamation on National Domestic Violence Awareness And Prevention Month, 2022 September 30, 2022 • Presidential Actions
While our Nation has made significant progress in addressing domestic violence by responding to the stories and leadership of courageous survivors, as well as through advocacy and legislative action, domestic…
When Abuse Goes from Shouting to Striking
Verbal abuse often turns to physical abuse. Here’s how to see the signs By DomesticShelters.org There’s no medical report. No bruises or black eye or broken bone to signal what’s…