Day 6: Think About How You Would Respond
You hear yelling coming from the apartment upstairs again.
It sounds like someone just hit a wall.
Day 7: Volunteer Your Time and Talents
When you volunteer your time and talents to support survivors of intimate partner abuse, your actions send a strong message.
Day 8: Let’s Talk About Intimate Partner Abuse in the LGBTQ Community
Intimate partner abuse is a pattern of behavior in which the thoughts, beliefs and conduct of an intimate partner are controlled through physical, emotional, sexual and/or economic violence.
Day 9: Talk to Young People About Healthy Relationships
Dating relationships, even healthy ones, are complex at any age.
Day 10: Organize a Donation Drive
Survivors of intimate partner abuse leave behind so much when they flee violence.
Day 11: Follow Kentucky Organizations That Support Survivors
Liking and following partners in the mission to end intimate partner abuse is a great way to engage in the mission and advocate for survivors.
Day 12: Speak Their Names
On average, three women are killed by an intimate partner every day in our nation.
Day 13: Read, Watch and Listen to Stories of Survival
Stories help us to process our experiences, sympathize with the experiences of others, and make connections with friends and family.
Day 14: Purchase Products Handmade By Survivors
Have you visited our Etsy Shop? Our shop sells self-care products that are Handmade by Survivors.
Day 15: Learn More About the Effects on Children
Futures Without Violence reports 15.5 million children in the United States have been exposed to intimate partner violence at least once in the past year.
