25 COVID-19 Domestic Violence Resources
States Attorneys has provided a list of 25 resources on COVID-19 specific Domestic Violence.
Access the Resource List Here
The List includes the following Table of Contents:
Covid-19 Stats: Four Times More Women Than Men Dropped Out of the Labor Force in September 2020
Four Times More Women Than Men Dropped Out of the Labor Force in September
Claire Ewing-Nelson of the National Women's Law Center has produced an infographic publication outlining statistics on women's job loss amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, with the key finding that women have taken the majority of employment loss.
The publication can be accessed Here
Sexual Violence in the Military Infographic
This infographic is an updated version from it's original release in 2013.
Ask the Researcher: Sexual Abuse and Reproductive Health for Women of Color
Learn more about a six-year study from Black Women's Blueprint linking reproductive and sexual violence.
This Land Is Not Our Own
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We highlight three resources focusing on Native American culture in recognition of National Native American Heritage Month.
American Journal of Preventive Medicine Releases Data on Rape-Related Pregnancy in the US
These talking points cover the key highlights from a 2018 study “Rape-Related Pregnancy and Association with Reproductive Coercion in the U.S.” that provides nationally representative information on rape-related pregnancy.
Publish Date
September 2019
Mother’s Day Can Bring Up Mixed Emotions – and That’s OK
There are many reasons this day can be difficult for survivors and their loved ones.
Talking About 'Herstory'
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I have the honor and privilege to be one of the librarians at PCAR/NSVRC in charge of ordering books. It’s amazing to me that someone would let me in charge of the books, but they do. I find it a thrilling challenge to purchase new, unique, and quality materials for our library. Women’s history is also a fascinating subject for me. I have always enjoyed learning about those who have come before me and those who continue to work tirelessly so that I and others can have a life closer to what we deserve.
Thought Provoking Reads and the People that Inspired Them
Three book recommendations to check out during Black History Month this February.
I Ask for Consent
I Ask for Consent Palm Card and Handout cover the basics of knowing how to ask for and recognize consent. For best graphic quality, download the PDF and then print it out.
Publish Date
December 2018