This in-depth article discusses digital abuse and how individuals can be tracked or monitored by abusive partners. Learn how to recognize signs of monitoring, take steps to protect your privacy, increase your safety, and document evidence.

Tina Bloom, PhD, MPH, RN shares a profound story that highlights the importance of empathy and the power of showing up for survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV).

A tax guide for domestic violence survivors, advocates, lawyers, and tax professionals. Learn to spot financial abuse and support safe, informed tax filing decisions.

With high demands and tight workflows, healthcare providers have limited time to spend with their patients. More providers are screening for intimate partner violence and asking patients if they feel safe at home, but what happens when their patient bravely says “no” and discloses abuse? This is where myPlan can help.

If you suspect or know a friend is in a toxic relationship, here are some of the BEST things you can do to support your friend and be a true ally.

People experiencing abusive behavior from a partner are creatively navigating their safety every day. One strategy for survivors to have a safe communication method is to obtain a second phone that the abusive partner doesn't know about. Here are steps to carefully and discreetly get a phone if you or a loved one’s phone is being monitored.

The "red zone" is the most dangerous time on college campuses. Learn how students and universities can work together to combat college dating violence and abuse.

Learn about the 2024 Title IX changes and what it means for college students and higher education institutions.

“Domestic violence” is a broad term that can leave people wondering: what the heck is actually considered domestic violence? At myPlan, you ask, and we answer.

Telling people to "just leave" an abusive relationship is not the simple solution we'd like to think it is. Get the real truth about why victims stay.