Last week SHALVA welcomed back Lundy Bancroft for a Continuing Legal Education program :– Advocating for Survivors of Domestic Abuse on Parenting Issues. Here is one response he gave during…
Judith* is no longer living with her abusive husband, but she needed support and reached out to SHALVA as she navigated both a Jewish and a civil divorce. It…
This month, SHALVA was honored to present to 9th and 10th grade students at Ida Crown Jewish Academy (ICJA) for their Chesed Day. Chesed is a Hebrew word that means…
Women’s History Month Is it any coincidence that March is Women’s History Month and Social Work Month? Throughout the month of March, we are celebrating women’s leadership in building a…
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and the perfect opportunity to have a conversation with your teen or tween about the difference between healthy, unhealthy and abusive relationships. If…
Did you know that many abusers use stalking to intimidate and control their partners, and that 74% of those stalked by a former intimate partner reported abuse during the…
While SHALVA supports Jewish women experiencing and healing from domestic abuse, we also work diligently to break the cycle of domestic abuse by teaching our community members and professionals about…
On Wednesday, January 19, join the National Task Force to End Sexual and Domestic Violence, Angelina Jolie, and Senate sponsors for a policy day of action to support the reauthorization…
Plan to ring in 2022 by making four resolutions to support survivors of domestic abuse. Helping survivors, just like any New Year’s resolution, takes effort and energy to create new…
Domestic violence expert and author Lundy Bancroft closed out our Domestic Violence Awareness Month programming with a discussion on a broad range of topics related to domestic abuse. The following…
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