DomesticShelters.org, the leading online resource for domestic violence victims, professionals and allies and Alliance for HOPE International hosted the third annual 2023 Purple Ribbon Awards Celebration on ...
Today, at the 23rd Annual International Family Justice Center Conference in San Diego, the founders of Alliance for HOPE International, Casey Gwinn and Gael Strack, announced a merger with the largest online...
For perpetrators of domestic violence, every day is April Fool’s Day as they work to maintain a perfect facade to masque the monster that lies beneath. From the outside looking in, an abusive relationship ma...
DomesticShelters.org is proud to partner with Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh and Vodafone Americas Foundation on the launch of the U.S. version of Bright Sky. The free, safe, and easy-to-...
RedRover and DomesticShelters.org have formed a data-sharing partnership to help domestic violence victims, survivors, and advocates easily find domestic violence shelters and programs that accommodate survi...
As tensions rise during political debates at the Thanksgiving dinner table or other holiday season gatherings with family, so do incidents of domestic violence, research shows. The societal expectation to be...
Western Pennsylvania-based technology development company, OhanaLink Technologies™, announced a new strategic partnership with DomesticShelters.org that will bring centralized resources to domestic violence ...
NEW YORK, NY - Billboard Charts-topping band The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus (RJA) released a new symphonic version of their RIAA certified 4x Platinum hit Face Down on all streaming platforms today (Friday, Octo...
After helping millions of victims and survivors of domestic abuse, as well as the advocates and professionals who support them, DomesticShelters.org has released a brand-new, updated website design. The n...
A broad cross-section of inspiring stories from seven outstanding domestic violence programs were shared during the 2022 Purple Ribbon Awards Celebration, held on September 21st. The Purple Ribbon Awards (P...
With NFTs continuing to gain ground as popular collectibles and online art, wellbeing entrepreneurs Amelia Strzepek and Adam Schuster are excited to drop a line of 10,000 unique NFTs to build the Happy Natio...
After 2,500 entries from 36 countries were reviewed by the Anthem Award Academy -- which honors the purpose and mission-driven work of people, companies, and organizations worldwide -- DomesticShetlers.org w...
Aura, the leader in intelligent safety for consumers, today announced a strategic partnership with non-profit Theresa's Fund and DomesticShelters.org, a digital resource for victims and survivors of domestic...
Domestic violence nonprofits Safe in Harm’s Way Foundation Inc. and DomesticShelters.org, a service of Theresa’s Fund are partnering with Neon, an IPG Health company and the Out of Home Advertising Associati...
The Board of Directors of Theresa's Fund, which operates DomesticShelters.org, has promoted Ashley Rumschlag from Vice President of Digital Services to President/CEO and Executive Director of Theresa's Fun...
Rising Pop Star Patrick Barnett has released nationally the new single Shine Through as part of his debut album, and through a partnership arranged by Nashville-based Round Room Productions, hoping to raise ...
Twenty-five-year veteran of the domestic violence field and former CEO/Executive Director of a domestic violence program and shelter, Jenny Davidson, and award-winning entertainer Angela Shelton have been na...
The NO MORE Foundation launched a directory of global resources for victims of domestic violence this past March and partnered with the leader in providing similar resources in the U.S. and Canada, DomesticS...
A broad cross-section of inspiring stories from six outstanding domestic violence programs were shared during the 2021 Purple Ribbon Awards Celebration held on September 15th. These programs were named by th...
Theresa’s Fund announced the winners of the 2021 Purple Ribbon Awards across 28 categories, as judged by a national panel of respected professionals from the domestic violence field. The Purple Ribbon Awards...
DomesticShelters.org and RedRover have formed a data-sharing partnership to help domestic violence victims and advocates more easily find domestic violence shelters and programs in the U.S. and Canada that a...
This evening as part of its annual Chords of Hope 2020 fundraiser, The Michael Bolton Charities selected Rita Smith, VP/External Relations for DomesticShelters.org, as the recipient of its annual Lifetime Ac...
Theresa’s Fund through its popular website DomesticShelters.org announced today that it is launching the new, annual Purple Ribbon Awards, the first comprehensive awards program honoring the countless heroes...
Preston V. McMurry Jr., the founder of Theresa’s Fund which operates the vital and popular resource DomesticShelters.org, has established the Theresa and Preston V McMurry Jr. Scholarship Fund at his alma ma...
After being launched about 5 years ago in late 2014, DomesticShelters.org helped its 10,000,000th visitor on January 8, 2020. During that same period, more than 23.5 million pages on the website have been vi...
Five years ago the team at non-profit Theresa’s Fund had an idea. After 20-plus years of successfully building domestic violence shelter capacity in Arizona through grantmaking and fundraising, why not devel...
DomesticShelters.org announced that the online giving platform it launched 25 months ago has resulted in more than $50,000 in donations of wish list items to participating domestic violence programs. The wis...
During the last 12 months, 2,347,520 people representing every country in the world have visited DomesticShelters.org, making it one of the most visited websites anywhere on the topic of domestic violence. ...
To kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, leading domestic violence website DomesticShelters.org has launched the most comprehensive calendar of domestic violence events in North America. T...
Based on data gathered from millions of visitors since DomesticShelters.org launched in 2014, the website recently reorganized its home page to cater to the most popular types of content sought by people exp...
With countless studies showing that people learn best in different ways, DomesticShelters.org has begun to supplement its substantial database of textual learning tools -- like articles on the many aspects ...
DomesticShelters.org has extended its track record of employing technology to help domestic violence survivors and the programs that serve them with the roll out today of a new fundraising platform that make...
Theresa’s Fund issued the first-ever impact report on its online service DomesticShelters.org, shedding new light on the effect and role that the dynamic and ambitious project is having within its two primar...
A group comprised of authors, academics, researchers, program operators and nationally-recognized domestic violence experts has joined DomesticShelters.org, as the online service continues to expand its reac...
DomesticShelters.org was launched in late August, 2014 to fulfill a missing and needed resource for domestic violence survivors: making it faster and easier to get help online and on mobile devices. Now just...
What happened when you obtained a protection order? How long after experiencing and escaping abuse did you begin dating again? Which area of legislation do you think is most important? These questions and ma...
Among the benefits the fastest growing website in the domestic violence space has brought to the marketplace are insights into what topics victims of domestic violence and people focused on the topic are mos...
What began as an idea that finding help for domestic violence could be made faster and easier, one year later has become the fastest growing website in the domestic violence space. DomesticShelters.org celeb...
When someone wants to learn more about domestic violence, they typically do one of a few things: go online, talk to friends and family, call a hotline, join a group or read books. That’s why DomesticShelters...
We’ve all seen lists of the most common given names and last names for people, or trending baby names. But, you’ve probably never seen a list identifying the most common words used in the given name for dom...
If you’re someone who runs or influences a website, and you care about ending domestic violence and helping victims and survivors, the new widgets powered by domesticshelters.org offer a super easy way to ad...
With such positive outcomes during the six months since DomesticShelters.org first launched, the organizers of the first-ever online and mobile searchable database of domestic violence programs in the U.S. ...
Most people know DomesticShelters.org for its ability to help people experiencing domestic violence find help faster and easier than ever before. Since the site was launched 4 months ago it has helped more t...
The website DomesticShelters.org has collected data on 15 different legal and financial services provided by domestic violence programs in the U.S. and found that the most commonly provided service is court ...
Of the ten most commonly provided services by domestic violence programs in the U.S., half fall within the category of emergency services, according to data compiled by and powering DomesticShetlers.org, th...
Online you’ll find plenty of information about domestic violence. That’s not a problem. What is a challenge is trying to find the right help quickly and easily. Search results often reveal disparate shelter ...
The Arizona-based non-profit Theresa's Fund has announced plans to launch DomesticShelters.org, a new website that will provide abuse victims, their friends and family, and agencies, with the most comprehens...
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You are safe here.
Menstruation is an experience shared by
generations of women across the globe.
Sadly, abuse is another commonly shared experience between women.
Be it physical or psychological, abuse is not OK in any form.
Period.
You are not alone.
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