I educated myself about the problem of relationship abuse by reading this website.

I talked to a friend or family member about the issue of relationship abuse or sexual assault or sexism.

I spoke up when someone around me made a sexist joke or comment. See our page on Feminism in Action for more information.

I supported a friend whose partner is/was abusing them.

I made a pledge to help end men’s violence against womxn.

I participated in a community event (Take Back the Night, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, etc.) to raise awareness of gender based violence.

I supported my local domestic violence shelter or agency by making a donation.

I supported my local domestic violence shelter or agency by volunteering or interning.

My profession includes working to end gender based violence.

I posted about ending gender based violence on Facebook or Twitter.

I created a poster campaign at my school.

I organized a program in my dorm/university to educate students about gender based violence.

I wrote a blog post or opinion article about ending relationship abuse or sexual violence in my community.

I wrote a Letter to the Editor about the media’s portrayal of men’s violence against womxn.

I made a donation to the Center 🙂

I joined the Center’s Facebook and Twitter to keep informed about how to take action against gender based violence.

I challenged victim-blaming and encouraged people to hold perpetrators (those who choose to harm) of gender based violence accountable.

I took a stand against relationship abuse, sexual assault, stalking and gender violence in another way. (Please tell us more below.)

I spoke up when someone around me made a sexist joke or comment.