親密なパートナーによる家庭内暴力
During MMIWG2S Awareness Month, we honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people by raising awareness of DV in these tragedies.
In advance of Pathways Forward conversation on October 23rd, this blog focuses on the barriers survivors face in reporting domestic violence to law enforcement. Key challenges include fear of retaliation, lack of trust in police, privacy concerns, mandatory arrest policies, socioeconomic factors, and insufficient resources. Understanding these barriers is essential for improving support systems and ensuring survivor safety.
Content developed by YWCA Spokane Domestic Violence Action Month Committee. YWCA Spokane Learn & Give Challenge To prepare you for success while taking our Learn & Give Challenge, we would like to talk about intersectionality and other definitions that will help provide you with a foundation for further exploration into…
Content developed by YWCA Spokane Domestic Violence Action Month Committee. Welcome To The “Learn” Portion of YWCA’s Learn & Give Challenge This October, during Domestic Violence Action Month, it is our goal at YWCA Spokane to help spread awareness and education about what Intimate Partner Domestic Violence is, how it…