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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.”

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Changing Minds: Preventing and Healing Childhood Trauma

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What does it mean for men to live unscripted? Liv What does it mean for men to live unscripted?

Living unscripted means choosing something different. It means men can be open and vulnerable, and that real strength grows when honesty and connection are allowed to exist.

That’s what @unscriptedfutures is all about, a national campaign building the leadership of college men to help end violence through care, connection, and accountability. 🤝

👉 Ditch the script and follow @unscriptedfutures for more!
Between February and April 2025, the National Dome Between February and April 2025, the National Domestic Violence Hotline in partnership with Futures Without Violence conducted a survey to learn about victim and survivor experiences in the workplace.

Of those who completed the survey, 56% of survivors say they were working when they experienced domestic violence.

💡 Learn more in the Intersection of Work and Abuse Report linked in bio.

#WorkplaceSafety
At Futures Without Violence, we are building the f At Futures Without Violence, we are building the future we believe in!

In 2025, our work helped:
⭐ Prevent violence against women and children,
⭐ Connect men and boys to healthier outcomes,
⭐ Improve quality health access at every age
⭐ Boost economic opportunity
⭐ Build the next generation of courageous leadership

Together, we reached more than 20 million people across every U.S. state and around the world, while protecting life saving funding for domestic violence and sexual assault programs nationwide.

As this challenging year draws to a close, we invite you to make a year end gift to Futures Without Violence so this critical work continues in 2025 and beyond.

💚Donate today at www.bit.ly/fwv-donate
Gaming can be a source of connection, creativity, Gaming can be a source of connection, creativity, and coping for many young people. When gaming starts to feel overwhelming or harmful, supportive adults can make a real difference by listening, staying curious, and building trust. 👾🎮

Our new infographic explores practical ways adults can help youth who game feel supported and understood.

👉 Learn more at www.bit.ly/supportgamers

☎️ With immediate concerns about anyone’s mental health struggles, emotional distress, alcohol or drug use, or if you just need someone to talk to, caring counselors are available by calling 988.

#gaming #gamers #youth #mentalhealth
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