DomesticShelters.org Book Club

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  It's Time We Start Being Nicer to Ourselves

  DomesticShelters.org Book Club pick focuses on self-compassion | A 20-something artist from New York, Caroline Caldwell, coined the viral quote: In a society that prof... read more

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  You Have to Read This Book

  Author Rachel Louise Snyder talks about what we’re missing in the domestic violence movement | Back in August, we announced our next DomesticShelters.org Book Club sel... read more

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  It Starts With Pronouns: Understanding Non-Binary Survivors

  Editor Lexie Bean of Written on the Body answers readers’ questions | Last April, we announced our third book club selection, Written on the Body: Letters from Trans a... read more

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  The Book That's an Urgent Wake-Up Call

  Our next Book Club selection, No Visible Bruises, shines a light on the epidemic of violence that continues to plague us | “People don’t want to read about domestic vi... read more

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  Trans and Non-Binary Survivors Speak Out In a New Book

  Written on the Body is the next DomesticShelters.org Book Club selection | “For gender rule-breakers, finding words and images about our bodies and sexuality that ring... read more

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  Lets Get Real About Sex-Ed

  Author of Girl Up answers your questions about sexism for the next generation | In December, we asked you to pick up the second title in the DomesticShelters.org Book ... read more

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  Girl Up Is the Book We All Needed in Our Youth

  A conversation with author Laura Bates, author of the second selection in the DomesticShelters.org Book Club | We’re on to our second book in the DomesticShelters.org ... read more

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  Your Crazy Love Questions Answered

  Author Leslie Morgan Steiner shares her survivor perspective—plus, the next book for Domestic Shelters Book Club revealed | Back in May, we invited readers of Domestic... read more

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  DomesticShelters.org Book Club: Crazy Love

  Our first selection is Leslie Morgan Steiner’s best-selling memoir of narrowly escaping abuse with her life | Welcome to the DomesticShelters.org Book Club. Hopeful... read more