From Abigail Hurst, Everytown for Gun Safety <[email protected]>
Subject Learn how to support survivors of domestic violence this month
Date October 17, 2025 5:00 PM
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[ [link removed] ]Learn how to support survivors of domestic violence this month
MYTH:
Domestic violence is a private matter, and there's nothing anyone outside of the
home can do to prevent it.

FACT:
Domestic violence is a preventable public health issue, and everyone can be a
part of the solution.

My life and my career have taught me that domestic violence is not a
private matter. Yet, too often, survivors and our families face barriers
to seeking safety. Dedicated support at every level is crucial to
survivors and our families, and access to that support can mean the
difference between life and death.

Everyone can take action to show up for survivors this month during
Domestic Violence Awareness Month. There is too much at stake to do
nothing.

[ [link removed] ]In fact, we have 8 things you can do this month to help prevent
domestic violence in your communities.

 

[ [link removed] ]LEARN MORE

You can be an ally to survivors by doing something as simple as learning
about the domestic violence organizations in your communities, or posting
on social media about the intersection between firearms and domestic
violence. [ [link removed] ]So, learn how you can take action this Domestic
Violence Awareness Month for the survivors in your community, and keep
these actions in mind all year round.

Thank you for never giving up the fight for safety,

Abigail Hurst
Director of Trauma-Informed Programs
Everytown for Gun Safety

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, call the
National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233, available 24/7, for
confidential assistance from a trained advocate. You can also find more
resources on legal assistance in English and Spanish at [ [link removed] ]WomensLaw.org.






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