Domestic violence took 4 lives in Wake County this week. And it’s getting worse.
Rohner, who said she had taken multiple restraining orders out on Rodrigues, moved to Raleigh in 2016, but he continued to ...
Why Employers Should Care About Domestic Violence And What They Can Do
While discussions of typical work-life policies and practices—such as childcare and flexibility—arise frequently, domestic ...
Housing remains 'biggest issue' for women fleeing domestic violence, say front-line organizations
Front-line organizations say housing remains a massive barrier for women fleeing domestic violence. Many shelters and ...
Domestic violence resource seeks funding to keep ‘critical' hub running
A resource domestic violence advocates view as critical here in Connecticut is searching for more stable funding. CT Safe ...
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No Fault of Their Own: Why the Government Needs to Support Domestic Violence Survivors
Throughout history, infrastructure has been built for economic security, yet it is essential that systems and infrastructures ...
King County nonprofit worries Trump’s funding freeze would threaten safety of domestic violence survivors
Two-thirds of LifeWire's funding comes from federal agencies. Losing that would cause "catastrophic consequences" for victims ...
Raleigh officer shooting a somber reminder of domestic violence's toll
Wake County District Attorney Lorrin Freeman knows preventing domestic violence is a collective effort. Providing protection ...
Economic factor often the root cause for domestic violence
Leha (not her real name) and her businessman husband had a happy marriage and became even closer when their first child was ...