
ALT Helping Others. Family, Friends, and Co-Workers. WomensLaw.org a project of NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence.

ALT Educate yourself about abuse. Start a conversation. Believe them, listen to them, and validate them. Respect their decisions, and keep supporting them even if they're not ready to make any decisions yet. Offer help, information, and resources, like a local domestic violence program or the free legal resources on WomensLaw.org. WomensLaw.org a project of NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence.

ALT Seeking Survivor Voices. WomensLaw (a project of the National Network to End Domestic Violence), in collaboration with the National Domestic Violence Hotline, is conducting a survey to better understand survivor experiences with technology-facilitated abuse. Insights gained through this anonymous survey will help shape future support and expand resources for victims and survivors. Survivors, Complete the Survey Today! National Domestic Violence Hotline. NNEDV.

ALT What forms of abuse are unique to individuals with disabilities? Interfering with a victim’s mobility devices, communication devices, or service animals. Taking away a victim’s medication or forcing medication against their will. Neglecting a victim’s personal care or hygiene, if the abuser is also a caretaker. Keeping a victim from building community with other people with disabilities. Find more examples on WomensLaw.org. WomensLaw.org a project of NNEDV National Network to End Domestic Violence.

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ALT White and orange text against a teal background reads: "Make a plan to leave. Prepare a “go bag“ and know where to go. Include children and pets in your plans. Consider your legal options. Document evidence and consider a protective order. Ask a lawyer any custody questions. Plan for your safety after leaving. Keep your whereabouts confidential, address any legal issues, and reach out for support." WomensLaw and NNEDV logos below.































