Unfortunately, child abuse and domestic violence often exist in the same space. In this blog, we hear from Kimberly Harrison, Executive Director of Mercer County Family Crisis Center, about the intersection of domestic violence and child abuse, and how integrating care and services can benefit survivors of all ages as well as communities. April … Continue reading "Child Abuse Prevention Month: A Look at the Intersectionality of Child Advocacy and Domestic Violence"|
The intersectionality of sexual violence and domestic violence is undeniable. In this blog, we hear from an advocate working in the sexual violence space about why Sexual Assault Awareness Month is so vital to the work of making our communities safer for everyone. April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time when … Continue reading "Supporting Survivors, Educating Communities: Sexual Assault Awareness Month"|
From grassroots endeavors in someone’s church basement to direct services provided in multi-million-dollar buildings, the movement to end domestic violence has seen momentous growth in the last century. Countless women fought for our right to be here—in these seats, in this cushy office chair I write from now—and influential women speak out every day against … Continue reading "How Women are Centered in the Movement to End Violence"|