WomensLaw E-mail Hotline
A survivor’s access to legal information is a crucial tool in figuring out their next steps and how to keep themselves and their children safe. The National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) and Esperanza United have partnered to raise awareness about a new source of legal information, the WomensLaw E-mail Hotline.
The WomensLaw E-mail Hotline is offered in Spanish and English and is free, and survivors may remain anonymous. Learn more about this new and free source of legal information here.
El acceso a la información legal es una herramienta crucial para sobrevivientes para determinar sus próximos pasos y cómo mantenerse a sí mismo y a sus hijos a salvo. La Red Nacional para Poner Fin a la Violencia Doméstica (NNEDV) y Esperanza United se han unido para crear conciencia sobre una nueva fuente de información legal, la línea directa de correo electrónico de WomensLaw. La línea directa de correo electrónico de WomensLaw se ofrece en español e inglés y es gratuita y sobrevivientes pueden permanecer completamente anónimas. Obtenga más información sobre esta nueva fuente gratuita de información legal aquí.
WSCADV increases survivors’…
- Options – to live safely and independently from an abusive partner
- Freedom – to make their own choices
- Connection – to be listened to and believed in their communities
We are creating communities where all people can live and love without fear.
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