OUR MISSION IS SIMPLE.

Educate youth and grassroots communities about intimate partner violence and what healthy relationships looks like in Only 11 Minutes and engage and empower them to take action.

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WHY ONLY 11 MINUTES?

Every 11 minutes, a woman or girl is killed by an abusive partner or family member. But what if we could change that by educating people about intimate partner violence and healthy relationships in just 11 minutes. Together, we can save lives!

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GIRL’S LEADERSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT SERIES

When girls are educated, empowered, and inspired,
they become unstoppable forces of change.

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WHAT HEALTHY LOOKS LIKE.

Understanding What Healthy Relationships Looks Like can transform lives—starting with yours. In Only 11 Minutes and for an $11 tax deductible donation, you’ll gain access to essential education that can make a lasting impact on you and your community. Let’s redefine what healthy looks like together!

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YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND EMPOWERMENT SERIES

We are on a mission to educate our youth about healthy relationships and empower them to become tomorrow’s leaders.

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Remembering Shontae Crawford

At 37, Crawford was a mother to a son with autism and pregnant when she was killed in domestic violence. It highlights the need to support those trapped in abuse.

Remembering a Family of 4

In a tragic domestic violence incident in Orlando, four people, including a child, were killed. The suspect was also fatally shot by police, who are now investigating the case.

Remembering Emma Shafer

Emma Shafer, 24, was fatally stabbed Tuesday; a community advocate recognized for her work with immigrants, LGBTQ+, women's rights. Groups she worked with urge victims to seek support.

Remembering Jocelyn Morales

Cameron County homicide highlights domestic violence surge. Young mother Jocelyn Morales allegedly murdered by jealous husband. DA urges victims to seek help, communities to stay vigilant.

Remembering Sophia Sullivan

Sophia Sullivan, 31, was killed by her husband in front of their young son, underscoring issues in handling domestic violence cases in rural areas.

Remembering Andricka McIntosh and Amber Thomas

Andricka McIntosh was allegedly killed by her soon-to-be exhusband, Breon McIntosh. Amber Thomas also shot to death by her ex-boyfriend Barry Garza.

Remembering Miss Yunupiŋu

Inquest into death of Miss Yunupiŋu lays bare issues fuelling domestic violence crisis in the Northern Territory of Australia

Remembering Nicole Hughes and Ariella Bell

Nicole Hughes, 35, and her onemonth-old daughter Ariella Bell were killed by her husband, shining a light on the connection between domestic violence and homicide in New Hampshire.

A woman looking at the camera wearing a black and blue dress

Remembering Tiffany Woodley

Tiffany Woodley's murder in Bedford, Australia is being investigated by homicide detectives as a tragic case of extreme family violence.

Remembering Jeanetta Y. Gatewood

A Kansas man charged with his 8 year-old daughter's death has a history of domestic violence related cases and previous child abuse conviction.

Remembering Michelle Marie Fournier

Michelle Marie Fournier was killed in her hair salon by her ex-husband, who was unhappy about their divorce.

Remembering Shontae Crawford

At 37, Crawford was a mother to a son with autism and pregnant when she was killed in domestic violence. It highlights the need to support those trapped in abuse.

Remembering a Family of 4

In a tragic domestic violence incident in Orlando, four people, including a child, were killed. The suspect was also fatally shot by police, who are now investigating the case.

Remembering Emma Shafer

Emma Shafer, 24, was fatally stabbed Tuesday; a community advocate recognized for her work with immigrants, LGBTQ+, women's rights. Groups she worked with urge victims to seek support.

Remembering Jocelyn Morales

Cameron County homicide highlights domestic violence surge. Young mother Jocelyn Morales allegedly murdered by jealous husband. DA urges victims to seek help, communities to stay vigilant.

Remembering Sophia Sullivan

Sophia Sullivan, 31, was killed by her husband in front of their young son, underscoring issues in handling domestic violence cases in rural areas.

Remembering Andricka McIntosh and Amber Thomas

Andricka McIntosh was allegedly killed by her soon-to-be exhusband, Breon McIntosh. Amber Thomas also shot to death by her ex-boyfriend Barry Garza.

Remembering Miss Yunupiŋu

Inquest into death of Miss Yunupiŋu lays bare issues fuelling domestic violence crisis in the Northern Territory of Australia

Remembering Nicole Hughes and Ariella Bell

Nicole Hughes, 35, and her onemonth-old daughter Ariella Bell were killed by her husband, shining a light on the connection between domestic violence and homicide in New Hampshire.

Remembering Tiffany Woodley

Tiffany Woodley's murder in Bedford, Australia is being investigated by homicide detectives as a tragic case of extreme family violence.

Remembering Jeanetta Y. Gatewood

A Kansas man charged with his 8 year-old daughter's death has a history of domestic violence related cases and previous child abuse conviction.

Remembering Michelle Marie Fournier

Michelle Marie Fournier was killed in her hair salon by her ex-husband, who was unhappy about their divorce.

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Awareness is the first step toward prevention. Explore our stories, share insights, and join the conversation about how we can create a safer world for generations to come.

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Breaking the Cycle: How Employers Can Prevent Domestic Violence from Impacting Their Workforce

Domestic violence is an insidious issue that not only affects individuals but also has a profound impact on the workplace. When an employee is experiencing domestic violence, it can lead to decreased productivity, increased absenteeism, and emotional distress, all of which can disrupt the work environment. Employers have the opportunity—and the responsibility—to help break this…

Domestic Violence in the Workplace: How Employers Can Support Survivors and Promote Safety

Domestic violence is an issue that goes beyond the home, impacting not just the lives of survivors but the workplaces they depend on. For many survivors, the workplace may be one of the few spaces where they feel safe, and it plays a critical role in their path to recovery. Unfortunately, domestic violence can infiltrate…

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