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1 in 4 Rhode Islanders is a victim of abuse. They are our loved ones, neighbors, coworkers, and friends. It is time for all of us to speak up, learn about the warning signs, and help end domestic violence.

No More Silence DVAM 2017

The "No More Silence" campaign features members of Ten Men, a RICADV statewide prevention initiative


Visit our Teen Center to find resources and information for young people in RI, and to learn about our public awareness efforts in February, national Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month.

Learn more about our recent public awareness campaigns below.

2016 & 2015 – Get Off the Bench!

DVAM 2015

"GET OFF THE BENCH!"

This public awareness campaign features URI student athletes speaking out against domestic violence and asking their fellow Rhode Islanders to do the same.

Domestic violence impacts all of us, and will take all of us, together, to end it. How will you “get off the bench”? How will you play your part?

  • PSA

  • Poster


Television PSA

Something PSA DVAM 2015-16

 

Radio & PANDORA PSA

Get Off the Bench!

2014 – Know More. Do More.

In 2013 and 2014, the RICADV launched a public awareness campaign to help bystanders "Know More and Do More" to end domestic violence in Rhode Island.

The 2013 campaign focused on empowering individuals to take action. Then in 2014, we engaged communities and organizations to get involved, as a strategy to create more widespread, sustainable change.

  • PSA

  • Posters


Radio & PANDORA PSA

 

DVAM 2014 Poster English - General Community          DVAM 2014 Poster English - Workplace

 

DVAM 2014 Poster English - Healthcare          DVAM 2014 Poster English - Faith Community

 

2013 – Know More.

  • Video Project

  • PSA

  • Poster


KNOW MORE VIDEO PROJECT:

Know More PSA DVAM 2013

 

BYSTANDER STORIES

"I helped a co-worker"    "I stopped to call for help"    "I asked her if she was okay"    "I found resources for a friend"

"I waited between classes so she wasn't alone"    "Together we can end domestic violence"    "As a nurse, I screen for abuse"    "I spoke up against sexist jokes"


SURVIVOR STORIES OF BYSTANDER INTERVENTION

"A stranger's support made the difference"    "My military family gave me shelter and strength"
"My neighbor called when I couldn't"    "My family saved my life"

 

CRIME VICTIM COMPENSATION PROGRAM

We need community leaders to support and drive efforts to address and end domestic violence. In 2013, Governor Raimondo (who was General Treasurer at that time) got involved in our campaign to raise awareness about the Crime Victim Compensation Program.

"Providing a way out"
Gina M. Raimondo, Governor of Rhode Island (former RI General Treasurer)

 


Radio & PANDORA PSA

 


Know More DVAM 2013

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