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We look at two organizations who are helping to end domestic violence in the Deaf community. They aren't DV organizations themselves, but they have taken on community accountability to help.
Deaf Advocates Speak Out in Favor of 24/7 Domestic Violence Hotline
"I hope this time our Deaf community is able to realize that me must have this, not maybe or we will someday, we must have it now."
- Domestic Violence Advocate
Last week we told you about domestic violence victims, but what about the people helping them along the way? We sat down with two advocates to discuss the barriers victims face when searching for help.
Take a look at who is behind #WhoWillAnswer and the amazing work it is doing for Deaf domestic violence victims across the country. Help in the national campaign to fund 24/7 access to domestic violence services in ASL. CSD and ADWAS are giving you the chance... now answer the call and donate today.
1500 Deaf Domestic Violence Calls Answered... How Many Missed?
You Can't End Domestic Violence in the Deaf Community Alone
Meet two domestic violence survivors: one hearing woman who got out of her situation because of access to a 24/7 domestic violence hotline, and one Deaf woman who's situation was prolonged because of lack of access and understanding. This all leads back to the #WhoWillAnswer campaign to fund a National Deaf Domestic Violence Hotline.
Help for the Hearing is a Barrier for the Deaf
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