SAFETY ALERT: Computer use can be monitored. It is impossible to completely clear the "footprints" showing where each patron has been. If you are in danger, please click the [ESCAPE] bar above to be immediately transferred to another site and return to our site from a safer computer (a computer in a safe location where someone abusive does not have direct or remote access).
Society must commit to programs, funding and legislation dedicated to this crisis so that victims will be heard, supported and helped, and batterers will learn that violence will not be tolerated.
Take Care in Your Home
Reject any form of violence against women and children.
Educate yourself and your children about family violence.
Know the location and phone number of a local shelter.
Take Action in Your Community
Volunteer and contribute to local shelters, hotlines and outreach agencies.
Support victims of abuse trying to change their lives.
Encourage anti-violence workplace seminars and curriculums in schools.
Urge your legislators to address domestic violence.
Think about relationship abuse as a major social problem that touches the lives of women, men and children of all social, economic and racial backgrounds. Focus on the ways in which you, as an empowered bystander, can get involved in bringing an end to this public health crisis.