SAFETY ALERT: Computer use can be monitored and is
impossible to completely clear. If you are in danger, please use a safer computer
(possibly at a public library),
call your local hotline, or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at
1-800-799-SAFE. If you are at a safer computer,
click here to read more.
New Social Security Number
Sponsor: Social Security Administration
If you are trying to get away from a very violent partner who might track
you down by using your social security number, you can use this link to apply
for a new number. Instructions available in English and Spanish.
ABA Commission on Domestic Violence
Sponsor: American Bar Association
An important link that tells you how to remove
the search history from your computer if you are, sharing it with someone
who is abusing you. Also highlights program activities against violence.
Domestic Violence Handbook
Sponsor: Domestic Violence Organization
Contains information on how to recognize, prevent and seek help for
domestic violence.
Violence
Against Women Online Resources
Sponsor: University of Minnesota
Contains a discussion forum as well as information and resources for employers,
health care providers, and religious groups
State by State Legal Information
Sponsor: WomensLaw.org
Choose your state and find legal information and resources for domestic violence
Workplace
Safety
Sponsor: The Safety Zone
Guidelines for safety for women in the work place
Women
Halting Online Abuse
Sponsor: Halt Abuse Organization
A volunteer organization founded in 1997 to fight online harassment through
education of the general public, education of law enforcement personnel, and
empowerment of victims.
Online Resources and Support
Sponsor: Women Against Domestic Violence
A site that intends to be international and inclusive, and that views
domestic violence as a human problem, not a gender problem.