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An Online Resource Library on Gender-Based Violence.

Visual Safety Plan

General Material
Publisher(s)
National Immigrant Family Violence Institute (NIFVI)

This visual safety plan was designed for people with limited English proficiency or literacy. It outlines documents and other items to take if/when a survivor flees an abusive relationship, describes safety planning at home, and suggests preparations around documentation.

Associated Links
English
Arabic
Bosnian
Burmese
French
Nepali
Somali
Spanish
Swahili
Vietnamese
Other resources from the National Immigrant Family Violence Institute
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National Call for Unity

2023 National Call for Unity

Join us September 29 at 3pm Eastern as we kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month around this year's theme - Heal, Hold & Center!

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