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We welcome contributions from community members and anyone passionate about raising awareness of intimate partner violence (IPV) and gender-based violence (GBV). Whether you have lived experience, professional insights, or research to share, we would love to feature your voice on our platform.
You can choose to be credited as the author or remain anonymous—whatever feels most comfortable for you.
If you're interested in writing for us or want to learn more, reach out at nff@uwo.ca
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Healthy Relationships: Inclusivity within friendships
February 25, 2025
Feeling excluded in friendships can be tough, whether it's missing out on a social gathering or struggling with language barriers. But ...
Unseen Impacts of Psychological Abuse in Today's Modern Relationships
January 08, 2025
Raising awareness about emotional abuse today is crucial in helping us understand and acknowledge its profoundly damaging impact on ...
Navigating Subtle Manipulation in Youth Relationships: Challenges for Students
December 05, 2024
While youth romantic relationships often offer companionship, support, and opportunities for growth, they can also present significant challenges, ...
Technology-Facilitated Violence: Knowing Your Rights in Online Spaces
August 12, 2024
While tech has many positive uses, it's important to recognize the harms people can experience online. Technology-facilitated violence ...
Shedding Light on Teen Dating Violence, Understanding, Addressing, and Preventing It
May 01, 2024
Recent data from Statistics Canada highlights the prevalence of teen dating violence among youth, aged 15 to 17, spanning from 2009 to 2022. These ...
Rural Roots
March 08, 2024
"Rural Roots: Seeing, Naming and Changing Intimate Partner Violence in Rural Communities" is a collaborative initiative among NFF, LCIH ...
The Importance of Inclusive Language and Pronouns in Developing Safer Spaces for Trans and Gender Diverse Folks
January 19, 2024
Discussing the importance of pronouns and inclusivity in creating safer spaces for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals.
The Importance of Addressing Intimate Partner Violence: Declaring IPV an Epidemic
June 29, 2023
Declaring IPV an epidemic would mean prioritizing and investing in IPV prevention education and addressing IPV at all levels. It would go a long ...
IPV in 2SLGBTQIA+ Communities: Part 3
June 12, 2023
This blog highlights the principles of trauma-informed care that when put into practice, are helpful in better supporting 2SLGBTQIA+ ...
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