What Makes Someone Speak Out Against Domestic Violence?
Have you often wondered what makes a person speak out against domestic violence? Is it because they themselves or a family member were abused by an intimate partner? Or did they see the injustice that...
View ArticleRHOBH: “But Now We’ve Said It”
On tonight’s episode “Tempest in a Tea Party,” a heated discussion amongst the wives about loyalty and friendship turned into an unexpected intervention for Taylor Armstrong about her marriage. The...
View ArticleWhat Makes Teen Dating Abuse Unique
Teen dating abuse can be as serious and scary as violence within an adult relationship. The abuse faced by teens can manifest itself in a variety of forms including physical, verbal and digital. We...
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DVAM Challenge 7: Helping a Loved One
Helping a friend or family member who is in an abusive relationship can be challenging. If you have noticed that your loved one’s relationship is unhealthy, remember that they need your support....
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DVAM Challenge 8: For Frustrated Friends & Family
Watching someone you love experience domestic violence can be very disheartening. If the person you care for is not reacting the way that you want them to — for example, leaving the situation – it’s...
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DVAM Challenge 9: Share a Message of Support
Welcome to DVAM Challenge 9. We’re keeping it short and simple today. Understand your importance as a friend. What you say and do can really make a difference in someone’s story. If a loved one...
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How To Recognize If Your Child Is In An Abusive Relationship
As a parent, your first and foremost concern is the safety of your children. You want to protect them and ensure that they are safe. You watch out for injuries, failure and heartbreak. But what if you...
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Is Your Teenage Child Being Abused? Here’s How to Help
It can be scary to suspect that your teen might be in an abusive relationship. As a parent, your instinct is to help your child in whatever way you can. This need to help can drive you to quickly...
View ArticleDating Abuse Resources for Teens
As any parent knows, it can be difficult to communicate with your teen, especially when it comes to a sensitive topic like dating violence. Perhaps you’re not quite sure what to say, or maybe your teen...
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Teaching Teens About Healthy Relationships
For teens, a first relationship is exciting. However, a lack of experience in the love department can mean disappointment, broken hearts and even abuse. As a parent, teaching your child about healthy...
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Is Your Loved One in an Abusive Relationship?
by Monesha, a Hotline advocate “Why don’t they just leave already?” This is a question we hear often from family members and friends of people who are experiencing domestic violence. It can be so...
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When Your Family Member is Abusing Their Partner
By Anitra, youth organizer at The Hotline and loveisrespect At The Hotline, we talk a lot about how to support someone you care about if they are being abused. But what if the person you care about is...
View ArticleMyths Around Men Experiencing Abuse
By Tatiana Shams, Content Manager Talking about abuse and domestic violence can be a difficult task for anyone. It can be painful, confusing and make you feel ashamed, inadequate and isolated. And it...
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DVAM Challenge 7: Helping a Loved One
Helping a friend or family member who is in an abusive relationship can be challenging. If you have noticed that your loved one’s relationship is unhealthy, remember that they need your support....
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DVAM Challenge 8: For Frustrated Friends & Family
Watching someone you love experience domestic violence can be very disheartening. If the person you care for is not reacting the way that you want them to — for example, leaving the situation – it’s...
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DVAM Challenge 9: Share a Message of Support
Welcome to DVAM Challenge 9. We’re keeping it short and simple today. Understand your importance as a friend. What you say and do can really make a difference in someone’s story. If a loved one...
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How To Recognize If Your Child Is In An Abusive Relationship
As a parent, your first and foremost concern is the safety of your children. You want to protect them and ensure that they are safe. You watch out for injuries, failure and heartbreak. But what if you...
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Is Your Teenage Child Being Abused? Here’s How to Help
It can be scary to suspect that your teen might be in an abusive relationship. As a parent, your instinct is to help your child in whatever way you can. This need to help can drive you to quickly...
View ArticleDating Abuse Resources for Teens
As any parent knows, it can be difficult to communicate with your teen, especially when it comes to a sensitive topic like dating violence. Perhaps you’re not quite sure what to say, or maybe your teen...
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Teaching Teens About Healthy Relationships
For teens, a first relationship is exciting. However, we know that sometimes relationships can mean disappointment, broken hearts and even abuse. As a parent, teaching your child about healthy...
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