Brutal NYC domestic violence case dismissed on technicality — showing insanity of discovery laws, prosecutors say
A vicious sicko accused of beating his girlfriend and ripping off her clothes in front of his friends was able to walk on a ...
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3 Responses to Domestic Violence at Work
By understanding the underlying dynamics of abuse—control, isolation, and fear —leaders can respond more effectively to ...
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The Risk of Gender-Neutrality in Assessing Domestic Violence
The Gabby Petito case exposes the dangers of gender-neutral domestic violence assessments, calling for systemic change.
Jonathan Majors Reportedly Makes Disturbing Domestic Violence Admission
The disgraced Marvel star reportedly made a harrowing confession in regards to physically abusing his ex-girlfriend Grace ...
State funding needed to support domestic violence services in West Virginia
Between 2023 and 2024, 13,086 people in West Virginia sought out help from domestic violence-related services according to ...
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The best reporting on domestic violence combines personal stories with the policy choices that shape lives
Stories about domestic violence policy are comparatively rare — but those are the most important to pursue, writes journalist ...
Domestic violence homicides surge in North Carolina, new data shows
The North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence five year report shows an uptick in victim homicides with firearms ...
Laredo advocates continue call to stop domestic violence after deadly shooting
After Saturday’s tragic shooting, crime victim advocates are renewing their efforts to fight domestic violence in the ...
Sojourner House empowers domestic violence survivors. Their mission is getting harder
We asked Vanessa Volz, president and CEO of Sojourner House, to tell us more about the organization.
Study: Domestic violence in Ohio affects more than victims; hurts employers, all Ohioans
Ohio loses an estimated $1.2 billion each year due to intimate partner violence, as it affects far more people than the 188,000 Ohio victims per year.