A Way Out

10/08/2026

Don't forget to register your children for this free literacy event with snacks, fun, and games!

10/08/2026

Hello Everyone,

A Way Out is seeking basket raffle donations for our Bingo/Basket Raffle this Saturday! Anything helps, no donations is too big or small!

If you'd like to donate an item or basket to our basket raffle, please reach out to us or drop off your donation at our office!
Thank you!

10/07/2026

Leaving is rarely one brave moment. It is FEAR, PLANNING, MONEY, CHILDREN, SHAME and HOPE all at once. If you are still there, you are not weak. If you left, you are not selfish. If you are planning, you are doing something incredibly hard.

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10/07/2026

A lot of women stay way too long because they’re still trying to help. Help him heal. Help him regulate. Help him understand. Help him become the man he keeps promising he can be. And little by little, your life starts disappearing underneath the weight of all that helping.

Love is not supposed to require your self-erasure. If every attempt to support him costs you more of yourself, the answer is not to give more. Comment COLLECTIVE and I’ll DM you the invitation to She Rises Collective, my online women’s survivor community for women learning how to stop rescuing, break trauma bonds, and come back to themselves. Follow for more on abusive relationships, self-abandonment, trauma bonds, and rebuilding your self-trust after you leave.

10/07/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month ( ) — and it's also Cybersecurity Awareness Month. 💜

Everyone deserves to be safe online and when using any kind of technology. Telling victims of abuse to "just stay offline" isn't reasonable or possible in our ever-connected world.

Tech-facilitated abuse can look like:

📍 Tracking someone's location
🗣️ Harassing someone online
📱 Using smart devices to monitor or harass
⚠️ Using AI to generate fake sexual images

While the technology may evolve, the underlying abusive behaviors often remain the same: making choices to gain power and control over another person.

At the same time – technology is power. It can be used as a lifeline for survivors in need, helping them learn about abuse, reach out for help, document what they’re experiencing, and hold abusers accountable.

NNEDV’s Safety Net team is proud to address the intersection of tech and abuse, work with tech companies, and advance "safety by design" to make technology safer for survivors and for everyone.

Learn more about our team's work: TechSafety.org

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