Sixteen years after surviving a violent attack while six months pregnant, Sierra Eldridge is sharing her story to raise awareness about the warning signs of domestic violence.

Mar. 20—"The violence is not going got go away. That's what we try to help our survivors see." — Suzi Fode, New Hope Director MOSES LAKE — More than 500 people find help at New Hope on an annual basis ...

It began as a way to break the silence of domestic abuse when Maine shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic. Five years later, ...

Inside The Women's Network, survivors of domestic violence can reclaim their independence in the form of a career.

In conversations about domestic violence, one troubling question often arises: “Why doesn’t she just leave?” This question — whether spoken or implied — shifts ...

SafeNet's mission is clear: to prevent domestic violence through education, provide support to survivors and advocate for systemic change.

On the day five years ago that businesses all across Maine went dark due to COVID-19, the award-winning Finding Our Voices ...