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The 2024 theme recognizes women throughout the country...
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    In celebrating Women's History Month, March 2024, we honor the history, journey and dedication of the women who tirelessly fought for women’s rights, and those advocating for victims of domestic and gender-based violence in our communities. Visit www.nyc.gov/NYCHOPE. Call 311 or 1-800-621-HOPE (4673) for free confidential services and resources available to survivors.

Free, virtual trainings for NYC Service Providers on 03/20, 04/03, and 04/17

ENDGBV Virtual Trainings

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Urban Institute Research Report
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    Click here for Research Report: “A New Nonmandated Program for People Who Cause Intimate Partner Violence.” The Respect and Responsibility demonstration project is the first program in NYC to operate as a nonmandated intervention program for those who have caused harm or are causing harm in their intimate relationships. GET HELP: Call 311 or 800-621-HOPE (4673).

End Street Harassment Resource Guide (ESHRG)
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    The End Street Harassment Resource Guide is a tool for New Yorkers to learn different ways to respond to street harassment, how to find support if you have experienced street harassment, how to help prevent street harassment, and where to report street harassment. Get help: Call 311 or 800-621-HOPE (4673).

NYC Announces New Domestic and Gender-Based Violence Workplace Policy
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    On October 27, 2021, Mayor de Blasio signed Executive Order 85, creating and implementing a citywide domestic and gender-based violence (DV/GBV) workplace policy to strengthen trauma-informed responses and support across agencies for City employees who are experiencing DV/GBV as part of the City's commitment to a healthy and safe workplace that prioritizes employee wellbeing.

The Family Justice Centers (FJC's) are open and providing free services and confidential assistance by phone and in person.

For in person services, you can call the Family Justice Center to make an appointment or walk into your nearest FJC if you cannot engage in remote services safely or effectively.

For remote services, you can call 311 or the phone numbers listed below to be connected to your nearest FJC. If you are asked and it is safe to do so, please leave us a message and someone will get back to you. Learn more