TFC’s Jaime Gabrielli discusses the practice of “branding” in domestic violence relationships and the healing some survivors can find in reclaiming these marks of abuse with new artwork.

TFC’s Jaime Gabrielli dives into strangulation, a deadly but often misunderstood form of violence that can be interpreted, for good reason, as “a practice homicide.”

Learn why intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV) is a common but often overlooked tactic abusers use to maintain power and control.

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

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

TFC partnered with Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies to discuss challenges for expectant mothers and children experiencing violence and abuse.

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.

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

Separating myths from facts is critical to stopping sexual violence and finding ways to best support survivors of sexual assault and abuse.

Someone in a position to support a survivor can play a crucial role in empowering them to stay safe or even leave for good.