Intimate partner violence
Meaningful Partnerships to Support Youth at the Intersections of Homelessness and Gender-Based Violence
21st Annual International Family Justice Center Virtual Conference
Ethics Training
Accessing Shelter Options Through the Safe Shelter Collaborative
Tomando Acción: Las Historias de Tres Mujeres (Taking Action: The Stories of Three Women)
Meeting the Needs of LGBTQ+ Survivors with Disabilities
2021 Domestic Violence Solutions Conference
The Sharing Experience: From Violence in Our Lives to Peace in Our Communities
Virtual Conference on Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Trauma and Resilience
MoneyTalk: Economic Impact of COVID-19 on Survivors
Exploring Intersectionality in Human Trafficking and Domestic Violence through a Complex Trauma Lens
Campus Advocacy Training
Understanding the Cycle of Housing Insecurity
Message from Director Hart Commemorating Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Every October, the Nation commemorates Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Jessica E. Hart, Director, Office for Victims of Crime, discusses the Office for Victims of Crime’s commitment to supporting organizations throughout the Nation that support victims of domestic violence.
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Remarks as Prepared for Delivery by OVC Director Jessica E. Hart for the Domestic Violence Service Provider Roundtable
Welcome everyone. Thanks so much for being here today. This is such an important discussion to be having, especially right now in light of the pandemic.
Before we begin, I’d like to extend a special thank you to the Houston Astros for welcoming this exceptional group of domestic violence service providers to your facilities. And to the Astros Foundation for your commitment to raising awareness about domestic violence.
I’d also like to recognize all of the organizations that are here with us today as important allies in the fight to end domestic violence, including—
Director Hart Visits Austin, Texas to Hear from Providers About Serving Victims During the Pandemic
Office for Victims of Crime Director Jessica E. Hart visited Austin, Texas on Wednesday, October 14, 2020, to hear from the field and announce grant awards to national and state programs.
Director Hart began her day with a tour of the National Domestic Violence Hotline. The Hotline, funded in part by the Office for Victims of Crime, operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and has handled more than 5 million phone calls and chats over its history.
“We Can’t Talk to You”: Navigating Services as a Transgender Survivor
Navigating Victims' Issues: New Laws, Other Perspectives, and Important Considerations Webinar
Reimagining Our Community Responses to Intimate Partner Violence Expert Q&A Webinar
Women of Color Network, Inc.
Women of Color Network, Inc. is a national grassroots initiative dedicated to build the capacity of women of color to respond to violence against women of color. The network seeks to eliminate violence against all women and their communities by centralizing the voices and promoting the leadership of women of color.