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Biphobia is Real…and Really Hurtful: Part 2

March 22, 2017/0 Comments/in Offering Support /by Advocate

There are lots of harmful myths about bisexual people. If someone you love is bisexual, learn how you can support them!

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Biphobia is Real…and Really Hurtful: Part 1

March 17, 2017/0 Comments/in Get Help Today /by Advocate

If you identify as bisexual and have experienced biphobia from a partner or someone outside your relationship, you deserve support!

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Supporting All Survivors on International Women’s Day

March 8, 2017/2 Comments/in Hotline News /by The Hotline

As we celebrate International Women’s Day, it’s important to remember that ALL women deserve support and safety, regardless of race, religion, country of origin or immigration status.

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StrongHearts Native Helpline Launches Today

March 6, 2017/in Hotline News /by The Hotline

For the first time in history, a culturally-relevant, safe and confidential resource is available for Native American survivors of domestic violence and dating violence.

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Is Your Sexual Past Being Used Against You?

March 2, 2017/0 Comments/in Get Help Today /by Advocate

It’s not okay for anyone to use what has happened in your past (by choice or by force) to gain power and control by blaming, shaming or making you feel guilty.

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We Stand with Immigrants

February 17, 2017/in Hotline News, In the News /by The Hotline

At The Hotline, we stand with all survivors, including immigrants.

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Supporting Someone Who Keeps Returning to an Abusive Relationship

February 16, 2017/6 Comments/in Offering Support /by The Hotline

Someone in a position to support a survivor can play a crucial role in the survivor’s ability to stay safe or even leave for good.

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Playing Their Part: How an Abusive Partner’s “Good” Behavior is Part of the Act

February 9, 2017/2 Comments/in Get Help Today /by Advocate

In most abusive relationships, when an abusive partner acts “nice,” it’s really just that: an act.

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Raise Awareness During Teen DV Month

February 1, 2017/1 Comment/in Awareness Days/Wks/Months /by The Hotline

Learn more about how to get involved during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.

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How to “Fight” Fair

January 25, 2017/4 Comments/in Healthy Love /by The Hotline

Arguments happen in healthy relationships. Use these tips to keep your relationship healthy and respectful, even during disagreements.

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