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NNEDV's #DVCounts Report is coming next week! WomensLaw is proud to participate in this annual survey of domestic violence services:

NNEDV's 20th Annual Domestic Violence Counts Report drops in ONE WEEK! Our #DVCounts Report is instrumental in raising awareness about domestic violence and the lifesaving work local domestic violence programs do every day. Find it here on March 25: buff.ly/Mv6jlsb

Save the Date! 🗓️ Our Safety Net team's #TechSummit 2026 will be August 3-5, 2026, in Washington, DC. Sign up for NNEDV's emails and be the first to know when registration opens: buff.ly/Z1XUK61

Psychological aggression, financial control, and other tactics can make a victim feel small and powerless without ever leaving a visible wound. Barriers to help and support are challenging for many women, and often worse for women who are already marginalized and underserved.

🧵: Today is #InternationalWomensDay and March is #WomensHistoryMonth. 💙 According to the CDC, millions of women in the United States have experienced abuse from a partner, and we know abuse often includes much more than physical violence.

On behalf of #TeamNNEDV: THANK YOU to the generous individual donors who make our work possible. 🧡 During the final months of 2025, you raised more than $20,000 to support our mission and help create a world where domestic violence no longer exists. We are so grateful.

We're closing out #EJSummit with a reminder about NNEDV's Independence Program! This one-of-a-kind lending program provides credit-building microloans to survivors of financial abuse to help them build or establish credit. 💙 Learn more: buff.ly/SAmq2fy

Nina Kanakarajavelu shared a critical reminder during #EJSummit: For survivors of abuse, being employed can mean the difference between being able to leave a relationship and having no choice but to stay. Learn how employers can better support survivors: buff.ly/u0nSfIr

NNEDV's 9th Annual #EJSummit wraps up today! For domestic violence survivors who have chosen to leave, creating a safety plan can be incredibly helpful. Find these and other financial safety planning tips: buff.ly/OyIbvlK

Bella Book (@withoutviolence) shares an important reminder during #EJSummit about tech-facilitated abuse in the workplace. Creating safer workplaces for survivors helps keep all of us more secure. More via Futures' "Workplaces Respond" resource center: buff.ly/rDX7mMk

Presenter Arianna shares important reminders during #EJSummit about employment sabotage, often used as a tactic of abuse. Spreading lies, damaging company property, keeping someone up all night so they can't focus — these are common examples. Learn more: buff.ly/rDX7mMk

Thanks to Carla Sanchez-Adams (@NCLC4consumers) for presenting at #EJSummit on "coerced debt." Defined by Angela Littwin, it's "non-consensual, credit-related transactions in an intimate relationship where one partner uses coercive control to dominate." nclc.org/topic/coerced-…

NNEDV's 9th Annual #EJSummit continues today! Many domestic violence victims are forced to stay with abusers longer for economic reasons. Economic stability can mean the difference between safety & violence. More about financial abuse & our work to end it: buff.ly/m99rr4M

During our #EJSummit session on Child Support 101, Esther Aparicio reminds us that abusers may choose to use child support to hurt and control victims, even after the relationship itself has ended. Find these and other examples of post-separation abuse: buff.ly/I2nGrsS

Jillian Young (BWJP) emphasizes during #EJSummit how challenging the child support system can be for survivors of abuse. Survivors deserve to safely navigate this and all systems that can help them. Learn more about the SAVES Center's work: savescenter.org #EJSummit

Audace, NNEDV's Director of Safety Net, shared this important reminder during our #EJSummit panel on helping survivors combat tech-facilitated financial abuse. Learn more from our Safety Net team about providing accessible services: techsafety.org/assistive-tech

Thanks to Kim Allman (@GenDigitalInc) for this important reminder during #EJSummit! When survivors (and advocates!) have access to resources and info, it can make all the difference. 💚 Learn how Gen and NNEDV have partnered to help make this possible: gendigital.com/blog/impact/co…

NNEDV's Safety Net team reminds us all the time: tech isn't the problem. An abuser's choice to misuse tech is the problem. Survivors deserve to use tech safely. Check out our Safety Net team's toolkits for survivors, advocates, and others: techsafety.org/resources #EJSummit

Tonia Moultry-Pace, NNEDV's Interim President & CEO, kicks off #EJSummit! We're excited to spend these next few days together dreaming of a better, safer world — for survivors and for all of us. Learn more about NNEDV's Economic Justice work: nnedv.org/content/econom…

NNEDV's 9th Annual #EJSummit starts TODAY! Addressing financial abuse through economic justice is a big part of our work to help survivors get (and stay) safe. If you've experienced financial abuse, you're not alone, and resources are available. 💙 buff.ly/kdYgtw3