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Resources & support for anyone affected by DV &/or relationship abuse. ☎️ Call/Chat 24/7/365 . 1-800-799-7233 . 1-800-787-3224 (TTY) . Español Chat available

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Mar 23

    Given the spread of , we’ve taken steps to keep our staff safe. We’re still here 24/7. Call 1-800-799-7233, or if you’re unable to speak safely, you can log onto or text LOVEIS to 22522.

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  2. Retweeted
    22 hours ago

    For those experiencing , it can be difficult and dangerous to during . If you think a friend or neighbor is being abused, call at 1-800-799-7233. In an emergency, call 911.

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  3. 22 hours ago

    You may be asking yourself: “How can I support remote workers that are not safe in their home and suffer domestic violence?” Learn more from on how abuse at home impacts remote workers:

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  4. 23 hours ago

    Sign up now for our Policy Action Center to learn more about our campaigns and our work to center survivors’ needs in federal policymaking

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  5. Retweeted
    Apr 20

    Sexual Assault Awareness Month is a time for organizational leaders to consider longer-term strategies to address sexual harassment in the workplace — shares guidance.

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  6. Apr 21

    Contact your members of Congress to address the urgent and emerging needs of and sexual assault survivors during the pandemic

    1 reply 24 retweets 37 likes
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  7. Apr 20

    We are continuing to monitor response and mitigation efforts across the U.S. Our entire team is remote so we can continue to provide critical, life-saving services — no matter what happens. Help support our efforts:

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  8. Apr 19

    Abuse is abuse in any relationship. Abusive partners in relationships use all the same tactics to gain power and control — physical, sexual or emotional abuse, financial control, isolation, and more. Check out the power and control wheel: 

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  9. Apr 18

    Why aren’t people talking about financial abuse? For one, it is a silent form of abuse that is not easily recognized. During , they may even withhold money for food and necessities. Learn more about financial abuse from : 

    6 replies 37 retweets 83 likes
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  10. Apr 18

    Your partner shouldn’t withhold the money that you earn. If your partner is preventing you from working or not letting you buy essentials like food, call an Advocate at 1-800-799-7233 or chat online at . Learn more:  

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  11. Apr 17

    While staying at home, some people may observe concerning behaviors or in their neighborhoods. If you suspect abuse, but aren’t quite sure, you can reach out to an Advocate at 1-800-799-7233 or learn more at .

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  12. Apr 16

    Have you ever felt pressured or guilted by your partner to have sex? Abuse is often centered on power and control in all aspects of an abusive relationship, so it’s not uncommon that your partner may try to force intimacy. Learn about :

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  13. Apr 16

    We want everyone to know that is not ok. This we are bringing attention to some of the warning signs of , like if your partner: Says you “owe” them Reacts negatively or threatens you when you say no Continues to pressure you

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  14. Apr 16

    Consent is key in a relationship. If you ever feel forced or guilted into any sexual act, it is sexual coercion, which can vary from being persuaded to being forced. Sexual coercion is another form of power and control.

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  15. Apr 15

    During this uncertain time, isolation is one of many tactics abusers can use. You can support by checking in on them. Learn what more you can do:

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  16. Retweeted
    Apr 15

    No form of relationship or sexual abuse is OK. You deserve respect and support — and we’re here with you. If you’re in an abusive relationship, has support online and over the phone. Read their tips for staying safe during the pandemic:

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  17. Retweeted
    Apr 15

    Don't forget that is here to support you 24/7 during the crisis. You are not alone. For any victims and survivors who need support, call 1-800-799-7233. If you’re unable to speak safely, you can text LOVEIS to 22522 or chat online here:

    Graphic says "If you need support. National Domestic Violence Hotline" and repeats the three methods of contacting the hotline that are included in the original tweet.
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  18. Apr 15

    Isolation is one of the strongest tactics an abuser can use, so building a community around a can be really critical. Schedule some time to say hello from a distance or check in on them virtually.

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  19. Retweeted
    Apr 14

    Join the effort to help victims of domestic violence trapped at home with their abusers during . is on the frontlines providing critical support. by donating:

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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 15

    During the quarantine, domestic violence is on the rise. Watch out for instances of domestic abuse in your neighborhood. Learn how to recognize the signs and safely intervene:

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  21. Apr 14

    To maintain relationships online, look out for unhealthy behaviors. Here are some signs of digital abuse: 🚩 Using social media to track you 🚩 Demanding you send explicit pictures. 🚩 Pressuring you to give them your passwords For more:

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