[sgmb id=”1″]Tabitha Dial, of North Star Muse, is using her gift in tarot card and tea leaf reading to support central Kentucky’s survivors of intimate partner violence.

[sgmb id=”1″]NO MORE, the public awareness campaign designed to engage bystanders in ending domestic violence and sexual assault, will launch this 30 second television commercial in the third quarter of this year’s big game:

The National Football League donated airtime and production costs for the spot.

From October 1-17, we will be sharing ways you can take a stand against intimate partner abuse.

The first way to help end intimate partner abuse during Domestic Violence Awareness Month is easy.

Isolation is one of the most common tactics used by abusers to maintain power and control.

We’ve probably all heard friends and family say things like these before.

The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence reports more than 40% of victims stayed with their abusers because of concerns for the safety of animal companions.

Today’s way to take a stand against intimate partner abuse is important and difficult.

You hear yelling coming from the apartment upstairs again.

It sounds like someone just hit a wall.