Resources - What

Below is a list of national organizations and other resources offering information and trainings to help you learn more about gender-based violence, how to challenge it, resources for survivors or witnesses of gender-based violence, and more.

Relationship Violence

• National Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NCADV)

• Anti-Violence Program (AVP, for LGBTQ survivors of violence)

• National Indigenous Women's Resource Center (violence against native and indigenous women)

• Women of Color Network

• Love Is Respect (for teens and young people experiencing dating violence)

• Manavi (for South Asian women in the US who are survivors of violence)

• National Network for Ending Domestic Violence (list of state and local resources for survivors of violence)

• FORGE (violence against transgender people)

• Break The Cycle (teen dating violence and healthy relationships)

Sexual Violence

• Rape, Abuse, Incest National Network (RAINN)

• Stop Street Harassment

• 1 in 6 (for men who are survivors of sexual violence)

• National Organization of Asians and Pacific Islanders Ending Sexual Violence

• Hollaback (street harassment)

• National Sexual Violence Resource Center

• Know Your Title IX (violence against college students)

• Set The Expectation

Stalking

• Stalking Resource Center

Podcasts

• I, Survivor - I, Survivor tells the inspirational stories behind people who have gone through the worst and survived. From plane crashes to homelessness, Hosts comedian Jenna Brister and anti violence advocate Wagatwe Wanjuki, sit down with fellow survivors to hear their stories and the impact it has left in their lives while sharing their own personal stories of survival.

• Where Should We Begin - with Esther Perel. Our original audio series takes you into the antechamber of intimate moments. Here we learn, explore, and experience alongside the couples who have been gracious enough to let us in.

• Not Your Mama’s Gamer - The blog Not Your Mama’s Gamer, started by Samantha Blackmon and Alex Layne in 2011, was designed as a space that would bring scholarly endeavors in line with personal passion, a space that would combine feminist interrogation of games with the games community.

• Another Round - Heben Nigatu and Tracy Clayton cover everything from race, gender and pop culture to squirrels, mangoes, and bad jokes, all in one boozy podcast.