Our Mission
The mission of the Center for
Relationship Abuse Awareness is
to educate and train communities
and institutions to respond
effectively to women who are
experiencing relationship abuse.
The Center
Our services prioritize prevention
and awareness of domestic violence
through specialized training for the
systems that abused women and
children face every day.
Events & Updates
Stanford Partnership to End Violence Against Women We are pleased to announce that the Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women has extended the grant for another three years to the Stanford University Partnership to End Violence Against Women.
Dr. Phil Dr. Phil has referred to the Center for Relationship Abuse Awareness several times on his show. We’d like to point out that this does not necessarily mean that we agree with Dr. Phil’s views on domestic violence or what he says about the topic.
Challenge Victim Blaming Check out the Center’s new page about the dangers of victim blaming.
Dr. Phil Dr. Phil has referred to the Center for Relationship Abuse Awareness several times on his show. We’d like to point out that this does not necessarily mean that we agree with Dr. Phil’s views on domestic violence or what he says about the topic.
Challenge Victim Blaming Check out the Center’s new page about the dangers of victim blaming.
Tips to Take Action
Let the young people in your life know early on that abuse in a relationship is never acceptable.
Hold perpetrators accountable. Don’t blame the person who is being abused.
Stand up against domestic violence in your community and professional environment.
Arrange for a seminar on relationship abuse in your workplace.
Let the young people in your life know early on that abuse in a relationship is never acceptable. Hold perpetrators accountable. Don’t blame the person who is being abused. Stand up against domestic violence in your community and professional environment. Arrange for a seminar on relationship abuse in your workplace.