Material Listing

This handout provides information to help LGBTQ youth identify the signs of an unhealthy relationship. It also includes brief information on where they can seek help.

Parents are in a critical position to help their children develop healthy relationships and to provide life saving support if their children are in an abusive relationship. This handout offers helpful tips about what parents need to know and how they can be of help.

This handout offers answers to challenging questions that youth often ask when learning about dating violence.

The legal system is an important tool in your safety planning, whether you’re straight or LGBTQ. This short handout provides safety tips for LGBTQ youth for seeking legal assistance and protection.

The Getting Started Handbook equips case managers and direct service staff with the information and resources they need to counsel survivors in economic self-sufficiency and career planning. This tool is a step-by-step guide on how to comprehensively address the economic security of survivors, including assessment, education and training, and employment.

The brief provides recommendations for how direct service providers, coalitions, STOP administrators and policy makers can respond to these issues and implement effective solutions to keep Native survivors safe.

The brief provides recommendations for how direct service providers, coalitions, STOP administrators and policy makers can respond to these issues and implement effective solutions to keep survivors over the age of 60 safe.

The brief provides recommendations for how direct service providers, coalitions, STOP administrators and policy makers can respond to these issues and implement effective solutions to keep survivors aged 14-24 safe.

Part of the Population Policy Brief Series, it provides recommendations for how direct service providers, coalitions, STOP administrators and policy makers can respond to these issues and implement effective solutions to keep LGBTQ survivors safe.

Part of the Population Policy Brief Series, this brief examines the common barriers that rural survivors face in building economic security, escaping or recovering from victimization, and seeking support and justice. The brief provides recommendations for how direct service providers, coalitions, STOP administrators and policy makers can respond to these issues and implement effective solutions to keep survivors safe in rural communities.