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Domestic Violence & Intimate Partner Violence
DV and IPV FAQs
Together We Are Stronger
DV and IPV FAQs
In the United States each year more than 10 million women and men are victims of DV. DV affects 1 out of 4 women and 1 in 3 men in their lifetime and IPV account for 15% of all violent crimes.
Moreover, research shows transgendered persons are 1.7 times more likely to experience IPV when compared to cisgenders.
DV does not discriminate and continues to plague our society causing trauma, harm, and death.
Let us work together to put an end to the violence that dehumanizes the mind, body, and spirit of those who experience violence at the hands of a perpetrator.
Together We Are Stronger
DV and IPV FAQs
The core of our trauma and grief work is to education faith organizations, support victims, and communities.
We believe that we are stronger together and when we work together, we can shut out darkness and bring light that transforms, heals, empowers, and re-authors the life of every victim.
Putting an end to DV and IPV is a necessity to stop the trauma that plagues the soul of the victim, their family, our community, and larger society.
Together We Are Stronger
Together We Are Stronger
Together We Are Stronger
Our commitment to partner with DV organizations is an important part of the work we do as a 501c3 faith based nonprofit organization.
We stand in solidarity and join the fight to end the violence that perpetrates the mind, body, and spirit of persons who suffer these atrocities.
Commit to partner and fight with us today.
