our mission
The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV) is the voice of victims and survivors. We are the catalyst for changing society to have zero tolerance for domestic violence. We do this by affecting public policy, increasing understanding of the impact of domestic violence, and providing programs and education that drive that change.
in the know
When Women Must Choose Between Abuse And Homelessness
One New York City nonprofit is trying to make it easier for domestic violence survivors to leave...
The Supreme Court Case That Could Let ‘Lesser’ Domestic Abusers Own Guns
America has come a long way in treating all domestic violence as serious. To get their firearm rights...
8 Steps that Explain "Why She Doesn't Leave"
The question that is always asked of victims of domestic abuse is "Why don't/didn't you just...
Help Domestic Violence Survivors to be Seen and Heard
This is what you can do to help people who are still in abusive relationships.
Why Hozier’s “Cherry Wine” Is Important and We Should Be Talking About It
Hozier offers insight to how and why people stay in abusive relationships, and it is complex. ...
Ashley Graham Opens Up About Being In An Abusive Relationship
"You hear stories of women who say the exact same thing — I wasn't showing up with bruises, he...
Police officers are killed dealing with domestic violence...
A police officer is killed in the line of duty about every 2 1/2 days in the United States,...
In Aroldis Chapman case, MLB acted decisively, even without all the answers
NCADV Executive Director speaks to media about Chapman's suspension from MLB. Read...
Some Lawmakers Think Abuse Victims Need Easier Access to Guns.
This Survivor Believes They’re Dead Wrong. Ruth Glenn knows firsthand. Read more.
