Who does NRCDV assist?

NRCDV provides a wide range of free, comprehensive, and individualized TA to a broad range of constituents, including but not limited to:

• Advocates seeking best practices information to enhance their services to trauma survivors
• Social workers seeking age-appropriate books to use with children who have been exposed to domestic violence
• Media professionals seeking statistics and recommended sources to quote in their stories
• Policymakers seeking input on policies and legislation to protect survivors and their children 
• Students seeking to learn more about domestic violence and ask questions for school projects
• Family and friends seeking suggestions on how to help a loved one or how to get involved in helping end domestic violence in their communities
• Employers who wish to strengthen their workplace’s response to domestic violence
• Professionals seeking awareness materials to display in their agencies or to handout at community events
• Anyone seeking information related to domestic violence and intersecting issues

In addition to responding directly to TA requests, NRCDV engages in proactive TA by developing and disseminating online resources. An important part of all of NRCDV’s projects and initiatives, NRCDV’s resource development efforts reflect our commitment to offering free and accessible materials to all with an interest ending domestic violence.

NRCDV works in collaboration with partners across disciplines to create written materials, training tools, and audio/visual resources that promote empowering, trauma-informed, asset-based and culturally relevant responses to domestic violence.