Alex Marzano-Lesnevich's 2017 hybrid of memoir and true crime considers if the stories that define us can ever contain the whole truth.

Learn about the misconceptions and factors that contribute to the prevalence of campus sexual assault in early fall semester and beyond.

Eagles 4040 in East Helena is bringing people together and generating vital support for local causes throughout the year.

Learn about some of the scenarios between survivors and abusers that are commonly mischaracterized as mutual abuse.

Learn about the LGBTQ+ community's elevated risk of experiencing violence and TFC's commitment to being a safe haven for all.

Our website visitors can now use a new feature to connect with a TFC advocate via chat or text.

Learn how a new risk assessment tool coming to our community can help prevent some of the worst outcomes of intimate partner violence.

Take a short survey this April to help The Friendship Center improve our services and better support our community.

Jon Krakauer's MISSOULA examines several cases of campus rape between 2010 and 2012 and the systems that failed to support survivors.

Learn about the impact of our community's support in 2023.

Learn what our past and present can teach us about the dangers of criminalization-based reform approaches in the American sex industry.

Learn about the benefits of qualified charitable distributions (QCDs) and how you can use them to support The Friendship Center.

Learn how TFC is empowering youth to recognize and reject violence in our community through education.

Learn about the prevalence and seriousness of stalking, and what we can all do to support those affected by this dangerous crime.

Contrary to popular depictions, domestic violence is complex, multi-faceted, and not always easy to recognize.

Thanks to a Lowe's Hometown grant, The Friendship Center got new paint and floors in our shelter and administrative offices this fall!

Learn about programs that engage student-athletes in building a culture of safety and respect as part of TFC’s education services.

In her latest memoir, Stephanie Land continues where her 2019 bestselling memoir MAID leaves off.

This month, we're inviting you to embrace your own power to help build a culture of safety and respect in your community circles.

In contrast to red flags, relationship green flags can be promising signs that someone understands healthy behaviors.