When most of us think about the holidays, we think about family. Thanksgiving dinner. Christmas morning. New Year's Eve. Summer cookouts. Long weekends surrounded by the people we love. But for someone living with domestic violence, a holiday can mean something entirely different. It can mean more hours trapped in the house with an abuser.... Continue Reading →
Parents, Teach Your Sons What Respect Looks Like Before They Start Dating
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we spend a great deal of time talking about protecting women and recognizing the warning signs of abuse. Those conversations are necessary. But there is another conversation we need to have, and it needs to start at home. Parents, we need to teach our boys and young men how to... Continue Reading →
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is national domestic violence awareness month
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