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Domestic Violence Doesn’t Stay at Home—It Comes to Work
“I was on my way to a meeting when my phone buzzed. It was him again—threatening, controlling, relentless. I had to focus on my presentation, my clients, my colleagues, but inside, I was terrified. There was no escape.” For many survivors of domestic violence, abuse doesn’t pause when they clock in or walk through the office door. In many cases, work is happening at the same time the abuse is occurring. Research shows that 56% of survivors were employed during the period they
Financial Control as Abuse: How to Spot Economic Exploitation at Home
When we think of abuse, physical or emotional harm often comes to mind. But abuse can also take the form of economic exploitation—a...
Domestic Violence in Non-Citizen Households: Legal Hurdles and Hope
For many survivors of domestic violence, leaving is not just a matter of courage, it’s a matter of survival. But for non-citizens living...
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