It’s no secret that the tech tools we use to pay a friend, to listen to music, and to keep track of our keys can also be used to track, harass, and stalk people. With 80 percent of stalking survivors reporting being stalked with technology, and cyber-stalking becoming more common than in-person stalking, this National Stalking Awareness Month we’re focusing on helping folks both recognize the signs and know that support is just a phone call (or text or webchat) away.
Read MoreHaven served more survivors last quarter than ever before, according to our service numbers.
Read MoreEnormous thanks to RedRover for their generous multi-year grant that has helped us create and sustain the pets program at The Barnard Center. It’s the first time in Haven’s 40+ year history that we’ve been able to welcome pets, thanks to RedRover’s Safe Housing grant.
Read MoreOffering survivors of human trafficking support and resources – without trying to rescue them – is the best way to help survivors, according to a recent panel discussion sponsored by Montana State University groups earlier this month.
Read MoreIf you’ve survived intimate-partner violence and you’re interested in sharing your story with others – to help end the stigma around relationship violence, and/or to help yourself in healing – sign up to join the next cohort of Haven’s survivor speakers’ bureau, End the Silence.
Read MorePatrons at Gallatin County bars will find a clear message on their coasters this fall: “Gallatin County says no to violence.” It’s part of a campaign launched this week by a countywide team of law enforcement, attorneys, advocates, and others working together to reduce domestic violence in Gallatin County.
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