Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault
Tuesday, March 18, 2025
Alarming violence rates continue against Indigenous women
Indigenous people have made great contributions to the state of Wisconsin yet the alarming rates of violence against them remains a public health cris…
Volunteer lobbyists to press Colorado lawmakers on homelessness
Coloradans who want to help move the needle on homelessness can still sign up for a lobbying day next Tuesday at the State Capitol. Cathy Alderman…
Ohio's domestic-violence advocates struggle amid DeWine's proposed budget
Gov. Mike DeWine's recently released biennial budget keeps funding for domestic violence services at $20 million, maintaining the same level as the …
Nebraska proposal would fund housing for domestic abuse survivors
The Nebraska Legislature is considering a bill that would provide nearly $1 million to help survivors of domestic abuse and sex trafficking pay for em…
Federal funding instability challenges Ohio's crisis support services
Service providers and advocacy groups in Ohio and across the country are facing uncertainty following recent executive orders that have thrown federal…
MS gets $7M grant for supports to help crime victims heal
For crime survivors in Mississippi, the healing journey often begins with finding resources that can feel out of reach. A $7 million grant from the …
NM bill would help domestic abuse survivors get legal assistance
Women surveyed about why they stayed in an abusive relationship often said they did not have the money to leave. Now, a bill introduced in the New …
Lack of transportation leaves Maine women veterans stranded
A lack of reliable transportation for some women veterans in Maine is preventing them from getting the services they need. The Sisters in Arms …
Resource gaps cloud efforts on cases of missing and murdered Indigenous women
January is National Human Trafficking Prevention Month. In South Dakota, the push to secure justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women remains …
Whistleblower exposes dangers at Indiana facility
By Mary Claire Molloy for Mirror Indy.Broadcast version by Joe Ulery for Indiana News Service reporting for the Mirror Indy-Free Press Indiana-Public …
New IL legislation removes barriers for children of sexual abuse
Childhood sexual abuse survivors will benefit from amendments to legislation pending in the Illinois Senate. House Bill 222 would revise three …
Sustaining services for rural Ohio's sexual-violence survivors
The giving season offers Ohioans an opportunity to reflect on the importance of supporting community services. For survivors of sexual violence in …