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Unfinished Business: Few States Providing Robust Workplace Protections for Survivors of Violence

Family Violence Prevention and Services Act: 35 Years of Progress

#MarchForOurLives: A Watershed Moment in the Movement to End Violence

NCHDV Steering Committee: Finding Hope and Healing in the time of COVID-19

On what would have been the first day of the 9th National Conference on Health and Domestic Violence in Chicago, we asked NCHDV Steering Committee members to reflect on their work in the time of COVID-19 and what the field needs to do moving forward: “It will take time because it will take listening with tenacity and humility; it will take a return to some deeply old ways; and most of all, it will take the experience and imagination of those previously ignored and placated.”

New Survivor Survey on Workplace Experiences

Health Care Open Enrollment: Five Things Advocates Need to Know

Publicizing State Laws for Survivors

Tell Congress: We Can’t Go Back! Take Action Today

May is Mental Health Awareness Month: What Can You Do To Support Young People?

What Cuts to Medicaid Could Mean for Women and Families 

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Conflict is inevitable, but how we handle it makes Conflict is inevitable, but how we handle it makes all the difference. Whether it’s over dinner with family or navigating tough conversations with others, respect and understanding are key! 🎄

Swipe through for tips on engaging in meaningful, constructive dialogue that strengthens relationships, even when you don’t see eye to eye. 💬

SOURCE: @apa_org

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Digital abuse can show up in many ways. It can be Digital abuse can show up in many ways. It can be constant messages meant to intimidate, threats to share personal information, controlling a partner through apps, or using images and deepfakes to cause harm. 

These behaviors are serious forms of violence that can damage safety, privacy, and wellbeing.

Learning how digital abuse works helps us recognize warning signs, support survivors, and challenge harmful online behavior! 

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

Source: @unwomen

#digitalabuse #survivor #safety
Many young men are spending their days online surr Many young men are spending their days online surrounded by messages that push rigid, harmful ideas about what it means to be a man. These messages shape how they talk, how they act, and how they see themselves. 

LinkUp Lab was created to shift that reality! 

Through testing, incubating, and scaling new digital strategies, we are building healthier online experiences that support wellbeing, spark real connection, and open the door to positive manhood. 🎮💻📲

 👾 Learn more at LinkUpLab.org
As a law student, Ljubica faced harassment that qu As a law student, Ljubica faced harassment that quickly turned into a nightmare. What happened to her reflects a disturbing global reality. 

Online abuse has devastatingly real consequences that extend offline, pushing women and girls to: 
❌ Abandon their education
❌ Suffer mental health crises
❌ Restrict their online presence

Today, Ljubica is a human rights lawyer working to end gender-based violence. See how Ljubica is building a safer world—online and offline at https://bit.ly/learnmore-16days

#16Days #NoExcuse #ACTToEndViolence
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