Staying Safe During COVID-19
Avoiding public spaces and working remotely can help to reduce the spread of COVID-19, but for many survivors, staying home…
Statement by Katie Ray-Jones, CEO of the National Domestic Violence Hotline on Mass Violence in Dayton and El Paso
The National Domestic Violence Hotline is devastated by the back-to-back acts of violence that have occurred in Dayton, Ohio and…
Support for bipartisan Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization of 2019
“We are thankful to Rep. Karen Bass and Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick for prioritizing the urgent needs of survivors with the…
Immigrant Domestic Violence Survivors Need Our Help Now More Than Ever
By Qudsia Raja, National Domestic Violence Hotline Policy Director Yesterday was an exceptionally heavy day for advocates working to protect the rights…
I Just Want Help. Why Do I Have to Answer All These Questions?
By Michelle, Development & Marketing Team Member and former Advocate at The Hotline Deciding to call The Hotline can be…
How the Federal Budget Will Impact Domestic Violence Survivors and Victims
Last week, there was positive news from the Hill for survivors of domestic violence and dating abuse: both the House and…
International Women’s Day: Immigration and VAWA
As we celebrate International Women’s Day, it’s important to remember that ALL women deserve support and safety, regardless of race,…
StrongHearts Native Helpline Launches Today
For the first time in history, a culturally-relevant, safe and confidential resource is available for Native American survivors of domestic…
We Stand with Immigrants
At The Hotline, we stand with all survivors, including immigrants.
Dear Friends: We’re Still Here
“Domestic violence knows no party lines. It does not discriminate against age, gender, income or status. It touches all of…