@peacefromdv.bsky.socialTake a mindful moment today—coloring can ease stress for all ages, and it’s a fun way for our youngest advocates to get involved. Print our DVAM coloring page, add your creativity, and help spread hope: https://loom.ly/rcfXyIs
@peacefromdv.bsky.socialShare a stat. These numbers remind us that domestic violence is more common than many realize—and why awareness and action are so important. 💜
@peacefromdv.bsky.socialOne of the most powerful tools we have to prevent domestic violence is open, honest dialogue. Today, take a moment to talk with a friend or family member about what healthy relationships look like. 💜 Together, we can normalize respect, trust, and equality.
@peacefromdv.bsky.socialSee DVAM awareness in action? Help spread the word! From purple bows and yard signs to community displays, events, and your own purple outfit—show us how you’re recognizing Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Snap a photo, share it, and tag DVSSP! 💜
@peacefromdv.bsky.socialLeaving an abusive relationship is never simple—and survivors may have many reasons for staying. Watch and share this video to help others understand. Together, we can replace judgment with empathy.
#31DaysofDVAM #Every1KnowsSome1 #DVSSP #PeacefromDV #DVAM
@peacefromdv.bsky.socialAbuse often begins long before it becomes physical. Recognizing early red flags can save lives and prevent harm. Learn more about the warning signs here: https://www.peacefromdv.org/identify-abuse/warning-signs
@peacefromdv.bsky.social#Every1KnowsSome1 means you probably know someone impacted by domestic violence. Share this post to let the survivors in your life know they aren’t alone.
@peacefromdv.bsky.socialHave questions about a relationship? Looking for resources? Unsure how to support someone you care about? DVSSP’s 24/7 helpline is here to listen and help you explore your options. You don't have to be in crisis to call.
All calls are free and confidential. 📞 800-791-4000
@peacefromdv.bsky.socialWhen we understand the definition, we can better recognize the warning signs, support survivors, and work toward safer communities. 💜
