Domestic violence is present in every community, in every environment and it affects all types of people. Find out how domestic violence affects your community and what you can do to get involved.
Domestic and dating violence affects large numbers of college students and puts some people at greater risk. Living on campus also makes it much more challenging to deal with abuse and seek help. But there are ways to increase awareness and student involvement on campus. Learn more. Learn more >>>
Teens experiencing dating violence in their relationships face far greater problems than just having to endure abuse. Teens in abusive relationships also have a greater risk of being diagnosed with HIV or another STD. Keeping informed is a step closer to staying safe. Learn more >>>
Domestic violence affects lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered and queer individuals as it does anyone else. But LGBTQ youth also experience different challenges that make it difficult to identify abuse and find help. Read about these obstacles and help bring change. Learn more >>>
Read the story of Marisol and Luis. They seem to have the perfect life… But, appearances are not always what they seem. It may be hard to recognize an unhealthy relationship, but there are warning signs. We can help you see them. Learn more >>>
There are many ways to get involved in the fight against domestic violence. From donating to volunteering to hosting an event, there is always an opportunity to make a difference in your community. Find out how. Learn more >>>
Being a transgender youth can often add more challenges to abusive dating relationships. Different barriers to getting help and the possible consequences of it, can discourage youth from seeking help. Read more about these challenges to better understand how to help this community. Learn more >>>
Domestic violence is present in every community, in every environment and it affects all types of people. Find out how domestic violence affects your community and what you can do to get involved.
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