
ALT Drawing of three different people standing and holding blank signs. The person on the left has long, braided hair and wears a dark t-shirt and jeans. The person in the middle has long, wavy hair and wears a belted dress. The person on the right has a beard and glasses and wears a t-shirt and jacket. At the bottom, gray, purple, and white text reads: “Every1KnowsSome1 Domestic Violence Awareness Month.”

ALT Every1KnowsSome1 Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Know the signs. Abuse often begins long before it becomes physical. 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. They text or call all the time & get angry if you don't answer.

ALT Over a teal and purple ombre image of the U.S. Capitol, white, teal, and purple text reads: “Tell Congress to #FundSafetyNow. Federal funding is vital for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and the programs that support them.” NNEDV and NAESV logos above text.
![Call 202-224-3121 and tell Congress: Hello, my name is [name] and I live in [city, state]. I'm calling to urge Congress and the Administration to work together toward a bipartisan solution that will ensure lifesaving services for survivors of SA and DV without compromising health care for survivors. Survivors need both services and health care to heal and find safety. Please protect federal funding and maintain affordable and accessible healthcare. Thank you for supporting survivors.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G2Lm-BfWAAAtcxP.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT Call 202-224-3121 and tell Congress: Hello, my name is [name] and I live in [city, state]. I'm calling to urge Congress and the Administration to work together toward a bipartisan solution that will ensure lifesaving services for survivors of SA and DV without compromising health care for survivors. Survivors need both services and health care to heal and find safety. Please protect federal funding and maintain affordable and accessible healthcare. Thank you for supporting survivors.




![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. Every1KnowsSome1 Domestic Violence Awareness Month.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G2VKSTuWUAAfQ5k.jpg?name=small&format=webp)













