Many around us have an image in their heads of what domestic violence looks like: black eyes, broken bones and shuttered windows. Many believe they could spot an ...
The World Health Organization (WHO) is bringing to light a truth many of us may be familiar with work-related stress can bring on burnout. The new definition defines burnout as a ...
For those healing from domestic violence, abuse or trauma, the first thing to realize is that recovery isn’t linear. No one can outline the way recovery will progress ...
On May 3rd 2019 Indrani was recognized as a champion of gender equity and justice for both her global work to lift women and girls out of poverty, and ...
Does your to-do list seem twice as long as your days? Are you worn out trying to keep up with all life throws your way? Between work, family ...
As part of our “Caring for the Caregivers” Program, our team travels to domestic violence-focused organizations and shelters to provide in person support and training around compassion fatigue ...
There are many roads that can lead to a career that works to end domestic violence. Some pursing a career to end domestic violence grew up in homes ...
Removing yourself from a violent relationship doesn’t mean you’re suddenly better. The road to recovery is long, and along the way survivors often experience what experts call “triggers.” ...
Abuse, by its very nature, is all-consuming, confusing, and messy. One in four women will experience intimate partner abuse in her lifetime. One moment things are golden and the ...
Any Type of Recovery Takes Time We’ve all dealt with illness before and spent a day or two in bed with a fever. It might take a week ...