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“Since 2014, Melody has been a dedicated advocate for gun violence prevention, with a specific focus on the many facets of domestic violence, trauma, and prohibiting people with dangerous histories from obtaining guns.”
“A victim-survivor experiences abusive tactics at the hands of their partner to get and keep power and control over them. As the victim lacks control in the relationship they cannot be responsible for the abuse they endure.”
“New students unfamiliar with campus life are especially at risk of assault, and because the pandemic disrupted last school year, two classes of students found themselves on campus for the first time this fall at many universities.”
“This webinar highlights strategies and tools to create and elevate discourse on stalking.”
“Participants learned tips and strategies for seeking out and successfully applying for corporate and foundation grants.”
“This template form is part of the Transitional Housing Toolkit and meant to provide transitional housing providers with a variety of resources and templates to enhance their work.”
“This webinar draws from available research and discusses the interconnectedness of sexual violence and housing, especially in rural areas.”
“The Trevor Project … released new data today that provides insights into the needs and concerns of LGBTQ youth in Texas who have reached out to the organization’s crisis services for support.”
“This virtual TA session will expose the nature of sex trafficking of Native people in reservation, rural, urban and village communities.”
“BWJP and EFSGV co-host a thoughtful conversation on the intersection of guns and domestic violence through a public health lens.”
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