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.

Throughout history, women have been at the forefront of various social movements, advocating for change, justice, and equality. One of many movements where women have played a pivotal role is the fight against domestic violence.

The historical oppression of Black people and continued institutional racism have a significant impact on how DV is perceived, experienced, and addressed within Black communities and broader society.

Abusers are master manipulators. Erika Kura is a teen dating violence survivor and she uses her lived experience to detail the realities and insidious tactics abusers use to gain control of their victims.

Have you been told that your relationship with your partner seems “toxic”? This article can help you differentiate a toxic relationship from an abusive one.