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This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re rais This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re raising awareness about economic abuse and what it can look like.

Economic abuse is a form of domestic violence that can impact a survivor’s ability to access money, maintain employment, or make financial decisions for themselves.

In this clip from The Warm Line, host and advocate Kiesha Preston breaks down what economic abuse is and how it can impact survivors!

🎙️ The Warm Line is a trauma-informed podcast created in partnership with FUTURES, featuring conversations about economic abuse, workplace safety, healing, and survivorship. The series offers information and guidance for survivors, advocates, employees, supervisors, HR professionals, and others who support them.

🎧 Listen to full episodes of The Warm Line at futureswithoutviolence.org/podcasts

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This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re high This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the role workplaces can play in supporting survivors. 💚

Domestic violence doesn’t stop at home. Its impact can follow survivors into the workplace, affecting their safety and ability to work.

Survivors deserve support and protections they can count on!

That means:
👉 Raising awareness about paid and safe leave
👉 Building workplaces that support healing and safety
👉 Ensuring survivors know their rights and resources

💡 Learn more at workplacesrespond.org

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This #DVAM, we’re reflecting on how far the moveme This #DVAM, we’re reflecting on how far the movement to end domestic violence has come and where we go from here. 💚

In our latest blog, Esta Soler, President of FUTURES, looks back on decades of progress and shares why we must keep aiming even higher in our work to prevent violence.

💡 Read Esta’s full reflection at www.tinyurl.com/blog-dvam26⁠
This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re shar This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we’re sharing a heartfelt message from Love Letters to Survivors.

To all survivors and anyone experiencing violence or abuse: You are deserving of love and a life where you can thrive. What you do every day to survive and heal matters.

We hope this love letter serves as a reminder that you are not alone and that support can take many forms. 💚

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
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