Many individuals who use Emerge’s services are also part of communities where their experiences of abuse are also embedded in daily struggles to be valued as human beings.
We believe that humanizing the experience of all people shouldn’t be a
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Richard Elias
(1958 – 2020)
By Anna Harper-Guerrero
It is with deep sadness that we acknowledge the sudden passing of Richard Elias on March 28.
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Untold Stories Series 2019
For decades, the issue of domestic violence (DV) lived in the shadows as a taboo topic.
October 2019 – Supporting victims who die by suicideMitsu died by suicide the day after she disclosed the abuse she was experiencing to her friend Mark.
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October 2019 – Supporting indigenous women and girlsWritten by April Ignacio, a citizen of the Tohono O’odham Nation and the founder of Indivisible Tohono, a grassroots community organization that provides opportunities for civic engagement and education beyond voting for members
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October 2019 – Supporting victims who die by suicideThis week’s too often untold story is about domestic abuse victims who die by suicide.
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October 2019 – Supporting Survivors Who StayWhen we are worried about someone we love, we react.
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October 2019 – Supporting Survivors Who StayThis week’s untold story centers on domestic abuse survivors who choose to stay in their relationship. The piece below, written by Beverly Gooden, was originally published by the Today Show in 2014.
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June 2019Healthy relationships are critical to the strength and future of our community, and should be celebrated in all forms.
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October 2018 Emerge isn’t the solution to domestic violence (DV). The community is the solution.There’s a lot of long-awaited movement happening right now around supporting survivors of domestic abuse. Together, we can continue pushing to build momentum.
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