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A New Super Bowl Ad Premieres about a Friend Who May Need Help. Know When. Know How.
The Super Bowl 50 NO MORE ad highlights that recognizing the signs of abuse can potentially help someone. It demonstrates how starting a conversation that might help change—or even save—someone’s life begins with each of us.
Consent: Legislation, Education, Conversations
Consent: the presence of a yes – not the absence of a no.
A message from Mariska and Maile: Moving Forward, With You
Your commitment, courage and determination inspire us to push ever onward on the path toward lasting change, and we are deeply grateful.
Gifts that Give Back: 5 Gifts That Support Survivors of Violence This Holiday Season
This holiday season, give in more ways than one.
It's a failure of the criminal justice system - and we can end it.
The rape kit backlog—untested rape kits numbering in the hundreds of thousands across the country—represents a failure of the criminal justice system to protect survivors and to hold perpetrators accountable.
We Need Your Support. Here's Why.
The stakes could not be higher. One in three women report being physically or sexually abused by a husband or boyfriend. Every two minutes, someone is sexually assaulted. More than five children die every day in this country as a result of child abuse and neglect.
Help End the Silence
If we have any chance of bringing real and lasting change, we have to take care of the people on the frontlines of helping survivors.
We're Calling on You
As we reflect on Joyful Heart’s journey, we feel deeply grateful to you—our joyful community. Together we are changing the way society talks about, thinks about and responds to victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and child abuse.
Joyful Heart's Response: Rice, McDonald and the Message We Need to Send
We owe it to survivors—and ourselves— to improve the criminal justice response to these crimes. To ensure that police and prosecutors make every effort to ensure survivors’ safety and to hold offenders accountable to the fullest extent possible.
