Many survivors face courts, orders, or custody issues seeking safety. Over half of NY programs offer legal support, guiding survivors through tough systems. Advocates inform and support, empowering survivors to choose what's right. #Every1KnowsSome1 #DVAM2026 #SupportDVSurvivors

Domestic violence advocacy offers crisis support, safety planning, shelter, court help, and consistent, nonjudgmental listening. #Every1KnowsSome1 #DVAM2026 #SupportDVSurvivors

Legal Aid's dedicated family law advocates work tirelessly every day, supporting clients as they pursue safer, more stable lives.

#JusticeForAll #DVAM2026 #ClientQuote #TGIF

Post-pandemic, there has been an increase in women booked into jail for violent and domestic violence–related offenses despite a reduction in overall bookings. During #DVAM, learn more about rising incarceration rates for women.

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Domestic violence advocates support survivors anytime—night, court, or crisis—offering safety, resources, and ongoing help. #Every1KnowsSome1 #DVAM2026 #SupportDVSurvivors

Gaslighting typically happens very gradually in a relationship; in fact, the abusive partner’s actions may seem harmless at first.

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Domestic violence affects health, housing, jobs, and families. #Every1KnowsSome1 means strong communities need coordinated survivor services. #DVAM2026 #DVSurvivorsCantWait

DVAM Day of Giving
Thursday, October 22, 2026

Join CSVANW for #GiveForDV, a national day of giving during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Help raise awareness, support survivors, and strengthen efforts to end domestic violence.

Donate: https://ow.ly/RUGR50ZRchg
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Every domestic survivor deserves safety, support, and the opportunity to rise.

#JusticeForAll #WiseWordsWednesday #DVAM2026

Safe housing means safety. Advocates gather at NYC Hall for the SAFE Shelter Act to improve shelter access. #Every1KnowsSome1 #DVAM2026 #DVSurvivorsCantWait

Changing the narrative around domestic abuse starts with education.

This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we're highlighting Rebecca Shaw's programme helping young people recognise abuse and build healthier relationships.

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Domestic violence does not have to leave bruises. Coercive control can use fear, threats, and vulnerabilities to restrict someone’s choices and autonomy.

Survivors deserve support, even when the harm isn’t visible. 💜

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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜 A survivor's first conversation with a prosecutor can decide whether they stay in the process. Our free monthly trainings help prosecutors and advocates protect the vulnerable and prioritize healing. #DVAM2026 #ProsecutorsAlliance

Dr Rebecca Shaw discusses her work with young people, schools and policymakers through her pioneering project, which translates research into practical, evidence-based resources for secondary schools. 👇
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“That’s not a stalker, that’s just my ex having a hard time getting over things!” While stranger stalkers do exist, intimate partner stalkers are a much more prevalent – and, on average, much more dangerous – category. Watch our short video on stalking and DV at https://ow.ly/n3kv50ZNZE5. #DVAM2026

“Eso no es una persona que acecha, ¡solo es mi ex que no supera las cosas!” Aunque las personas desconocidas que acechan sí existen, las personas que acechan dentro de las relaciones de pareja son una categoría mucho más común y, en promedio, mucho más peligrosa. https://ow.ly/ti7u50ZNZHj #DVAM2026

Sometimes help starts with a call, text, or chat. New York DV programs respond 1,451 times daily. #Every1KnowsSome1 #DVAM2026 #DVSurvivorsCantWait Call 800-942-6906, text 844-997-2121, or chat .

Survivors deserve safety. Survivors deserve support. Survivors deserve solidarity. Survivors deserve ACTION. For #DVAM2026 and beyond, we commit to showing up for survivors, always. #WithSurvivors #DVActionMonth

For #DVAM2026, the Domestic Violence Awareness Project is calling for awareness to become action. That’s central to our work: helping systems turn domestic abuse knowledge into practice that sees survivor strengths, keeps perpetrators visible, and centres child safety. #WithSurvivors

Safe housing saves lives—6,636 adults and children found shelter in 24 hours through NY domestic violence programs. Survivors deserve safe beds, buildings, staff, and resources. #Every1KnowsSome1 #DVAM2026 #DVSurvivorsCantWait