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An Online Resource Library on Gender-Based Violence.

Victimization of Persons with Traumatic Brain Injury or Other Disabilities: A Fact Sheet for Friends and Families

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My #1Thing is Transformative Twitter Chat

Ending DV requires the collective power of individuals, institutions, and systems, each whose “one thing” adds a valuable component to transforming our communities. Join us on October 24th to share your #1Thing!

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National DVAM 2018 Activities

The National Resource Center on Domestic Violence commemorates Domestic Violence Awareness Month by offering the opportunity to mourn, celebrate, and connect with survivors and advocates from across the country. Click here to learn about all of our DVAM 2018 activities!

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Prevention Tool of the Week

Small moments can make a big impact on children’s lives. ICADV's Small Moments campaign promotes the importance of establishing safe, nurturing relationships and environments for children to prevent DV.

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My #1Thing Podcast Series

NRCDV is proud to offer "My #1Thing," a new 4-part series for DVAM. Each Thursday in October, we will feature the stories from advocates, survivors, and other community members who are working to end gender-based violence.

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DVAM 2018 Awareness Highlights: Voter Engagement and Participation

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we're talking about the importance of civic engagement and highlighting the connections between how we vote and the policies that impact survivors’ lives. Check out our October blog post to learn more!