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Domestic Violence Awareness Month #DVAM2023

Drawing of many different people in Polaroid-style images, with purple text on some reading: "Domestic violence can happen to anyone." Dark gray, pink, and dark purple Every1KnowsSome1 logo in the bottom right.
Against a light purple background, gray and pink text reads: “Every1KnowsSome1.” Below, light purple text in a dark purple box reads: “Domestic Violence Awareness Month.”
Against a white background are drawings of four different people holding signs in front of their faces. The signs read: "They prevent you from spending time with family or friends," "They blame you for their abusive behavior & make you feel guilty," "They put you down, call you names, or say & do things that erode your self-esteem," and "They text or call all the time & get angry if you don't answer." Above the people, purple and black text reads: "Know the signs. Abuse often begins long before it becomes p
Against a purple background, black text in a light gray box reads: "do-mes-tic vi-o-lence [duh-mes-tik vahy-uh-luhns] n. 1 a pattern of coercive behavior used by one person to gain power and control over another in an intimate or familial relationship" with "power and control" highlighted in light purple. White Every1KnowsSome1 logo centered below the box.
Against a dark purple background, light purple and white text reads: “When you’re in an abusive relationship, ‘just leaving’ is easier said than done…” White Every1KnowsSome1 logo in the top right.
DV does not discriminate
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Hotlines

  • Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence (ACESDV): 1-800-782-6400
  • National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) | TTY 1-800-787-3224 
  • Strong Hearts Native Helpline: 1-844-7NATIVE (62-8483)
  • Love is Respect: 1-866-331-9474

Arizona Resources

  • Arizona Domestic and Violence Programs
  • Arizona Tribal Advocates
  • Against Abuse
  • Chrysalis
  • Emerge Center 
  • Hopi-Tewa Women's Coalition to End Abuse
  • New Life Center
  • Southwest Indigenous Women’s Coalition

Protective Services

  • Address Confidentiality Program (ACP)
  • Legal Services for Crime Victims in Arizona
  • Order of Protection- AZ Point
  • Safety Planning
  • Victim’s Rights
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Email: equity@arizona.edu

Phone: 520-621-9449

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