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Intimate partner violence (IPV) affects individuals, families, and communities in many ways, and learning about it is the first step toward prevention and support. This section provides clear, accessible information on what IPV is, how it shows up in different communities, and what we can do to recognize the signs and respond safely.
What is IPV
Defines intimate partner violence (IPV)—including physical, emotional, sexual, financial, legal, spiritual, cyber, and immigration-related abuse.
Friends & Family
Offers strategies for supporting someone in an abusive relationship safely—ranging from recognizing warning signs, safety planning, to helping someone leave.
Youth
Tailored for young people, this section includes healthy talks, resources, a youth blog, and ways to get involved.
2SLGBTQIA+
Addresses the unique IPV experiences facing 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. Resources include a glossary of terms, insights into specific barriers, and guidance for more inclusive support.
Rural Roots
Focuses on how IPV manifests differently in rural and remote communities, noting challenges such as geographic isolation, limited services, privacy concerns, transportation barriers, economic constraints, and firearm risks. It also offers practical advice on how community members can respond.
Select a page to dive deeper into each area.
