DID YOU KNOW?

 

EVERY 11 MINUTES
a woman or girl is killed
by an intimate partner
or family member.

WHAT IF....

 

IT ONLY TAKES 11 MINUTES
to educate our communities
about intimate partner violence,
how to stay safe, and
what healthy looks like.

TOGETHER WE CAN...

 

Prevent intimate partner
violence and spread

HOPE.

AND KEEP...

 

Our families and communities
safe for generations to come.

DID YOU KNOW?

EVERY 11 MINUTES
a woman or girl is killed
by an intimate partner
or family member

WHAT IF....

IT ONLY TAKES 11 MINUTES TO
educate our communities
about intimate partner violence,
how to stay safe, and
what healthy looks like.

TOGETHER WE CAN...

Prevent intimate partner
violence and spread

HOPE.

AND KEEP...

Our families and communities
safe for generations to come.

DID YOU KNOW?

EVERY 11 MINUTES
a woman or girl is killed
by an intimate partner
or family member

WHAT IF....

IT ONLY TAKES 11 MINUTES TO
educate our communities
about intimate partner violence,
how to stay safe, and
what healthy looks like.

TOGETHER WE CAN...

Prevent intimate partner
violence and spread

HOPE.

AND KEEP...

Our families and communities
safe for generations to come.

OUR MISSION IS SIMPLE.

Educate 11 essential sectors about intimate partner and dating violence (IPV), what healthy looks like in only 11 minutes and engage and empower them to take action.

3 EASY STEPS TO GET INVOLVED.

WHY ONLY 11 MINUTES?

Watch L.Y. Marlow, founder of Saving Promise, passionately shed light on the urgency and significance of Only 11 Minutes.

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Only 11 Minutes.

In only 11 minutes, you can learn about the devastating impact of intimate partner violence, what healthy looks like, and what you can do to keep yourself, your family, and your community safe.

Only 11 Cents.

With a staggering lifetime economic cost of $3.6+ trillion to address intimate partner violence, the cost to educate you with the knowledge to help prevent IPV is only a suggesed donation of $11 and as low as a mere 11 cents per person for large groups, workplaces, and organizations.

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11 Essential Sectors.

Imagine if we educate 11 essential sectors that are uniquely positioned to have the greatest impact, and those sectors pass it on to educate 11 more. The ripple effect of our collective actions will flow out and make a significant impact. Together we can create a better future for generations to come.

11 STORIES are too many.

By dedicating just 11 short minutes to get educated about intimate partner violence, promote healthy relationships, save lives and ignite and spark hope for a brighter tomorrow.

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Remembering Shontae Crawford

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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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