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We embrace and collaborate with concerned citizens to prevent domestic abuse BEFORE it starts and to interrupt the cycle BEFORE harm occurs.

We believe people are the solution to ending domestic abuse and datingvi olence.

The success of our Community Engagement work depends on the voices, ideas, and actions of everyday citizens. To this end, we invite you to join our "prevention pipeline" network.

GO PURPLE Ambassadors

Are you inspired to mobilize your community? Go Purple Ambassadors lend their time, talent and energy to champion prevention by:

  • Organizing local Purple Ribbon Council hallmark awareness events
  • Speaking on behalf of Purple Ribbon Council at local events
  • Facilitating prevention & education programs in local schools, churches and community centers
  • Volunteering for our 1-888-606-HOPE Friends & Family empowerment hotline
  • Coordinating Go Purple First Friday or Give Change, Change Lives Campaigns in your community
  • Assisting with reaching out to those we serve
  • Leading the start-up of Purple Ribbon Council Affiliate Chapters
  • Implementing your own ideas for prevention
  • To become a Purple Ribbon Ambassador CLICK HERE.

GO PURPLE First Fridays

Wear some purple on the First Friday of each month and show your support by raising simple awareness! Rally your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers to Go Purple with you to help Break the Silence, Break the Cycle, Save Lives!

Join our GO PURPLE FIRST FRIDAY FACEBOOK COMMUNITY

Outreach & Awareness Events

To engage more people in the movement, we have created fun, simple, turn-key events that anyone can lead or participate in. Go to FIND AN EVENT

Faces of Hope

Many of the news media coverage and stories heard about domestic abuse are those that end in tragedy. These stories have value in driving home how detrimental domestic abuse really is, however they do not share the stories of hope. FACES OF HOPE are the stories of survivors and everyday people who are inspiring positive change and prevention. Are you a Face of Hope? If so, CLICK HERE to share your story.

“What Started as a Moment of Obligation...

...Inspired a National Root Cause Prevention Movement”

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