Violence Free Minnesota remembers the 39 known victims of intimate partner homicide in Minnesota at their annual We Remember ceremony.
Intimate Partner Violence
Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) refers to a pattern of behaviors within a relationship where one partner uses coercive and controlling tactics to establish and maintain power over the other. It can lead to serious psychological, physical, and sexual harm.
An alarming report from the Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence reveals that the state’s decision to ignore the urgent need to expand existing legislation to include coercive control has made it a hotspot for intimate partner abuse in the United States. According to Arizona’s Family, the state has one of the highest rates of domestic violence fatalities…
The Vermont House of Representatives passes groundbreaking the H.27 Bill to combat coercive control and protect survivors.
MCU star Jonathan Majors texts to Grace Jabbari reveal a disturbing pattern of psychological manipulation and physical violence.
A recent report exposes an alarming pattern of systemic failures in femicide prevention by law enforcement in the UK. The study was commissioned by Killed Women, a support network for families of women killed by men. The You Were Told study shows numerous missed opportunities and inadequate responses by law enforcement. In response, family members united, staging a vigil outside…
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and divorce coach Amy Polacko joins us to unpack the alleged post-separation abuse of Catherine Kassenoff.
Discover what narcissistic abuse is and how it affects individuals. Learn about the signs, effects, and ways to cope.
Women targeted for non-fatal strangulation by an intimate partner or family member are 750% at risk of being killed by the same perpetrator.
Luke Mackie, 21, has been jailed for coercive and controlling behavior of two former girlfriends.
What is gaslighting? Learn the definition, signs, and some examples of this covert form of psycho-emotional abuse commonly used by narcissists.