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Sexual and reproductive coercion is a form of power and\ncontrol used by those causing harm in domestic violence relationships. In 2022,\nover 27,000 contacts to The National Domestic Violence Hotline shared stories about\nnonconsensual sexual interaction through coercion, guilt, or force.\nReproductive coercion includes restricting a partner from seeking care from a\nhealthcare provider and not allowing a partner to make critical decisions for\nthemselves, such as using contraceptives or accessing abortions.

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The Women\u2019s Health Protection Act (WHPA) creates a statutory\nright for healthcare providers to provide abortion care and a legal right for patients to receive care, free of unnecessary\nmedical restrictions that impede access to safe abortion. WHPA was introduced in\nthe House and Senate by Representatives Chu, Escobar, Frankel, and Pressley in\nthe House (H.R. 12) and by Senators Baldwin and Blumenthal in the Senate (S.\n701).

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Abortion care is essential for survivors to maintain\nreproductive autonomy and equitable healthcare access. Tell your Members of\nCongress that abortion access is critical to domestic violence survivors\u2019\nsafety. \u00a0

", "multi_action_ordered_children_ids": [], "multi_action_parent_id": null, "multiple_actions_allowed": true, "name": "Tell Your Members Access to Reproductive Health Care is Essential for Survivor Safety", "navigation_bar_is_transparent": false, "navigation_bar_type": 1, "number_actions_count": 506, "number_actions_last_month_count": 3, "number_participants_count": 156, "number_participants_last_month_count": 1, "order": 25, "page_layout_type": 1, "personalized_campaign_pages": null, "pos_message": "Dear {{target_appropriate_greeting}}, \n\nAs your constituent, I urge you to support survivors of domestic violence by voting yes to pass the Women\u2019s Health Protection Act (WHPA) (H.R.12). \nIn 2022, over 27,000 contacts to The National Domestic Violence Hotline shared stories about nonconsensual sexual interaction through coercion, guilt, or force. Reproductive coercion includes restricting a partner from seeking care from a healthcare provider or not allowing them to make critical decisions, including using contraceptives, getting tested or treated for STIs, or accessing safe and legal abortion.\n\nSurvivors\u2019 access to high-quality reproductive healthcare, including safe and legal abortions, is at risk. State legislatures across the country have enacted hundreds of abortion-related restrictions. These bills have a far-reaching and devastating impact on domestic violence survivors seeking safe abortions as a part of their journey to live lives free from abuse \u2013 particularly for vulnerable survivors and those without the financial means to safely travel across state lines to seek a safe and legal abortion. \n\nI'm asking you to pass the WHPA as soon as possible to protect domestic violence survivors\u2019 right to high-quality reproductive healthcare, including access to safe and legal abortion in the U.S., irrespective of the state someone lives in. The WHPA will create a statutory right for healthcare providers to provide abortion care. In addition, it will make it right for all patients to receive care, free of medically unnecessary restrictions that impede access to safe abortions. \n\nI urge your support of the WHPA (H.R. 12). Domestic violence survivors' health and safety depend on it. Thank you for your continued support of domestic violence survivors. I look forward to your response. \n", "pos_subject": "Access to Reproductive Health Care is Essential for Survivor Safety", "rate_limit": null, "registration_page": "/api/grassrootsregistrationpage/390/", "regulation_id": null, "required_video_link": "", "resource_uri": "/api/grassrootscampaign/46662/", "share_story_type": 1, "share_story_video_duration": null, "short_description": "Sexual and reproductive coercion is a form of power and control used by those causing harm in domestic violence relationships. Abortion care is essential for survivors to maintain reproductive autonomy and equitable healthcare access. Tell your Members of Congress that abortion access is critical to domestic violence survivors\u2019 safety.", "should_rework_with_ai": false, "should_use_footer_html": false, "show_num_actions": true, "show_num_supporters": true, "single_body_for_all_messages": false, "status": 2, "summary_display_option_type": 3, "supporters_can_choose_targets": true, "targeting_type": 1, "unique_identifier": "", "vanity_url_slug": "46662", "video_notified_users": null, "visible_on_action_center": true}, {"_extra": {}, "ai_options": null, "always_show_to_advocates": false, "background_color_override": "", "background_image_override_url": "", "background_style_type": null, "campaign_interaction_types": [], "campaign_layout": 1, "campaign_type": 2, "conf_email_from_address": null, "conf_email_from_address_username": null, "conf_email_from_name": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_domain": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_username": null, "conf_email_reply_to_name": null, "conf_email_subject": null, "custom_call_to_action_button_text": "", "custom_call_to_action_text": "", "custom_css": "", "custom_fields": [], "custom_gamification_points": null, "custom_javascript": "", "custom_target": "", "custom_thank_you_javascript": "", "description_alignment_type": 1, "facebook_leadgen_form_id": "", "facebook_leadgen_form_questions": null, "fixed_post_message": "", "fixed_post_message_two": "", "fixed_pre_message": "", "fixed_pre_message_two": "", "footer_html": "", "full_bleed_header_image_contain": false, "full_bleed_header_image_url": "", "full_bleed_header_text_is_left_aligned": true, "full_bleed_header_type": 1, "full_bleed_header_video_url": "", "gamification_points_mode": 1, "id": 47305, "inbound_texting_reply_message": "", "internal_only_name": "", "is_custom_targeting_enabled": null, "is_one_click_registration_enabled": true, "logo_override_url": "", "long_description": "

Last week Speaker McCarthy\u2019s released a harmful budget proposal tied to\nraising the debt limit known as the \u201cLimit, Save, and Grow (LSG) Act.\u201d This bill\nwould cut federal domestic spending and could result in steep cuts to key discretionary\nprograms used to support survivors of domestic violence around the nation. These cuts would mean less funding for not only domestic\nviolence programs but other vital human needs programs like housing supports, SNAP, and\nMedicaid that survivors rely on for their safety. Survivors of violence already face immense hurdles accessing the resources\nand programs they need to survive and gain safety; they should not suffer more\nbarriers because of Congressional budget cuts.

Tell your Representative they must vote against the Limit, Save,\nand Grow Act which would require cuts to current funding levels and instead\nsupport increased funding for those experiencing the devastating impact of domestic\nviolence. It is unacceptable to balance the federal budget by slashing programs\nthat help the most vulnerable survive.

", "multi_action_ordered_children_ids": [], "multi_action_parent_id": null, "multiple_actions_allowed": true, "name": "Demand Your Representative to Prevent Drastic Cuts to Domestic Violence Programs!", "navigation_bar_is_transparent": false, "navigation_bar_type": 1, "number_actions_count": 231, "number_actions_last_month_count": 3, "number_participants_count": 218, "number_participants_last_month_count": 3, "order": 22, "page_layout_type": 1, "personalized_campaign_pages": null, "pos_message": "Dear {{target_appropriate_greeting}}, \n\nAs your constituent, I urge you to vote against the Limit, Save, and Grow Act which would steeply cut vital programs that survivors of domestic violence rely on for their safety and healing. These cuts would mean less funding for not only domestic violence programs but other vital human needs programs like SNAP, Housing, and Medicaid that survivors rely on for their safety.\n\nCritical human needs programs across the country rely on non-defense discretionary funding to provide housing, food assistance, medical care and support to vulnerable individuals and families. Right now The National Domestic Violence Hotline is experiencing its highest contact volume in its history, in 2022, The Hotline experienced a 25% increase in individuals reaching out via phone, text, and chat. \n\nFor victims of domestic violence, shelters across the country are struggling to meet the increased demands of survivors who need emergency shelter, housing, legal services, and more. It is unacceptable to balance the federal budget by slashing programs that help those impacted by domestic violence and help the most vulnerable. I urge you to vote against the bill and support thoughtful investment in programs that survivors rely on for their safety. \n\nThank you for supporting survivors of domestic violence. I look forward to your response. \n\n", "pos_subject": "Prevent Drastic Cuts to Domestic Violence Programs and Vote Against the Limit, Save and Grow Act!", "rate_limit": null, "registration_page": "/api/grassrootsregistrationpage/390/", "regulation_id": null, "required_video_link": "", "resource_uri": "/api/grassrootscampaign/47305/", "share_story_type": 1, "share_story_video_duration": null, "short_description": "Last week Speaker McCarthy\u2019s released a harmful budget proposal tied to raising the debt limit known as the \u201cLimit, Save, and Grow (LSG) Act.\u201d This bill would cut federal domestic spending and could result in steep cuts to key discretionary programs used to support survivors of domestic violence around the nation. These cuts would mean less funding for not only domestic violence programs but other vital human needs programs that survivors rely on for their safety.Tell your representative they must vote against the Limit, Save, and Grow Act which would require cuts to current funding levels and instead support increased funding for those experiencing the devastating impact of gender-based violence.", "should_rework_with_ai": false, "should_use_footer_html": false, "show_num_actions": true, "show_num_supporters": true, "single_body_for_all_messages": false, "status": 2, "summary_display_option_type": 3, "supporters_can_choose_targets": true, "targeting_type": 1, "unique_identifier": "", "vanity_url_slug": "47305", "video_notified_users": null, "visible_on_action_center": true}, {"_extra": {}, "ai_options": null, "always_show_to_advocates": false, "background_color_override": "", "background_image_override_url": "", "background_style_type": null, "campaign_interaction_types": [], "campaign_layout": 1, "campaign_type": 2, "conf_email_from_address": null, "conf_email_from_address_username": null, "conf_email_from_name": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_domain": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_username": null, "conf_email_reply_to_name": null, "conf_email_subject": null, "custom_call_to_action_button_text": "", "custom_call_to_action_text": "", "custom_css": "", "custom_fields": [], "custom_gamification_points": null, "custom_javascript": "", "custom_target": "", "custom_thank_you_javascript": "", "description_alignment_type": 1, "facebook_leadgen_form_id": "", "facebook_leadgen_form_questions": null, "fixed_post_message": "", "fixed_post_message_two": "", "fixed_pre_message": "", "fixed_pre_message_two": "", "footer_html": "", "full_bleed_header_image_contain": false, "full_bleed_header_image_url": "", "full_bleed_header_text_is_left_aligned": true, "full_bleed_header_type": 1, "full_bleed_header_video_url": "", "gamification_points_mode": 1, "id": 50255, "inbound_texting_reply_message": "", "internal_only_name": "", "is_custom_targeting_enabled": null, "is_one_click_registration_enabled": true, "logo_override_url": "", "long_description": "

Earlier this month the Working for Immigrant Safety and Empowerment (WISE) Act (H.R. 5145) was reintroduced in Congress by Representatives Jayapal, Schakowsky, Espaillat, and Panetta. This vital legislation would safeguard and improve existing protections for immigrant survivors and support them in achieving safety and justice. Immigrant survivors face added barriers to escaping violence and the WISE Act would ensure these survivors can efficiently access the relief Congress intended.\u00a0

Immigrant survivors should not have to choose between living with abuse or risking deportation. Tell your Member of Congress to support the WISE Act today!\u00a0

", "multi_action_ordered_children_ids": [], "multi_action_parent_id": null, "multiple_actions_allowed": true, "name": "Tell your Representative to Support Protections for Immigrant Survivors of Domestic Violence", "navigation_bar_is_transparent": false, "navigation_bar_type": 1, "number_actions_count": 111, "number_actions_last_month_count": 1, "number_participants_count": 106, "number_participants_last_month_count": 1, "order": 21, "page_layout_type": 1, "personalized_campaign_pages": null, "pos_message": "Dear {{target_appropriate_greeting}}, \n\nAs your constituent, I urge you to support the Working for Immigrant Safety and Empowerment (WISE) Act (H.R. 5145). This vital legislation would safeguard and improve the existing protections for immigrant survivors to support them in achieving safety and justice. \n\nOver 25 years ago our government made a commitment to immigrant survivors of domestic violence by creating pathways to safety in the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and the Trafficking Victims Protections Act (TVPA). These bills created U and T visas to ensure that immigrant survivors do not have to choose between living with abuse or being deported. But immigrant survivors are still at risk, waiting decades to access these protections. \n\nThe U and T visas are important tools used to protect survivors and hold abusers accountable. However, there are over 300,000 individuals with pending U visa matters \u2013 a backlog unimaginable when the initial legislation was passed. \n\nI urge you to support the WISE Act to ensure immigrant survivors can efficiently access the relief Congress intended. \n\nThank you for supporting domestic violence survivors. I look forward to your response. \n", "pos_subject": "Support the Working for Immigrant Safety and Empowerment (WISE) Act (H.R. 5145) ", "rate_limit": null, "registration_page": "/api/grassrootsregistrationpage/390/", "regulation_id": null, "required_video_link": "", "resource_uri": "/api/grassrootscampaign/50255/", "share_story_type": 1, "share_story_video_duration": null, "short_description": "We must safeguard and improve existing protections for immigrant survivors and support them in achieving safety and justice. ", "should_rework_with_ai": false, "should_use_footer_html": false, "show_num_actions": true, "show_num_supporters": true, "single_body_for_all_messages": false, "status": 2, "summary_display_option_type": 3, "supporters_can_choose_targets": true, "targeting_type": 1, "unique_identifier": "", "vanity_url_slug": "50255", "video_notified_users": null, "visible_on_action_center": true}, {"_extra": {}, "ai_options": null, "always_show_to_advocates": false, "background_color_override": "#ffffff", "background_image_override_url": "", "background_style_type": null, "campaign_interaction_types": [], "campaign_layout": 1, "campaign_type": 2, "conf_email_from_address": "@", "conf_email_from_address_username": null, "conf_email_from_name": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_domain": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_username": null, "conf_email_reply_to_name": null, "conf_email_subject": null, "custom_call_to_action_button_text": "", "custom_call_to_action_text": "", "custom_css": "", "custom_fields": [], "custom_gamification_points": 10, "custom_javascript": "", "custom_target": "", "custom_thank_you_javascript": "", "description_alignment_type": 1, "facebook_leadgen_form_id": "", "facebook_leadgen_form_questions": null, "fixed_post_message": "", "fixed_post_message_two": "", "fixed_pre_message": "", "fixed_pre_message_two": "", "footer_html": "", "full_bleed_header_image_contain": false, "full_bleed_header_image_url": "", "full_bleed_header_text_is_left_aligned": true, "full_bleed_header_type": 1, "full_bleed_header_video_url": "", "gamification_points_mode": 1, "id": 50701, "inbound_texting_reply_message": "", "internal_only_name": "", "is_custom_targeting_enabled": null, "is_one_click_registration_enabled": true, "logo_override_url": "", "long_description": "

The proposed catastrophic cuts to the Crime Victims\nFund (CVF) in the Appropriations bills for the 2024 fiscal year would impact\nthousands of victim service providers nationwide \u2013 forcing layoffs, program\ncuts, and programs to shut their doors. Millions of victims nationwide may lose\naccess to lifesaving services for child abuse, domestic violence, sexual\nassault, elder abuse, and other victims\u2019 services.\u00a0States have already started implementing significant\ncuts, with some cutting more than 60% in the current year alone.

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Congress must fund the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) in\nthe 2024 fiscal year Appropriations budget without cutting other critical\nprograms that serve survivors and protect public safety.\u00a0

", "multi_action_ordered_children_ids": [], "multi_action_parent_id": null, "multiple_actions_allowed": true, "name": "Tell your Members of Congress to Invest in the Crime Victims Fund", "navigation_bar_is_transparent": false, "navigation_bar_type": 1, "number_actions_count": 957, "number_actions_last_month_count": 3, "number_participants_count": 276, "number_participants_last_month_count": 1, "order": 20, "page_layout_type": 1, "personalized_campaign_pages": null, "pos_message": "Programs serving crime victims face catastrophic budget cuts in the House and Senate FY24 CJS appropriations bills (a 40% cut compared to FY23). \n\nIn 2021, Congress passed the VOCA Fix to Sustain the Crime Victims Fund Act of 2021 (also known as VOCA Fix) to address the decreased monetary deposits into the Crime Victims Fund (CVF) due to an increased reliance of the United States Department of Justice on deferred and non-prosecution agreements in white-collar criminal cases. While this structural change was and still is a critical first step for the long-term health of the CVF, it has not generated sufficient funding to resolve the CVF\u2019s historically low balance. \n\nStates have begun implementing significant cuts, with some cutting more than 60% in the current year alone. With a 40% cut to the fund, millions of victims nationwide will potentially lose access to lifesaving and life-sustaining child abuse, domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse, and other victim services. \n\nAs your constituent, I ask that you invest in adequate VOCA funding in the final 2024 FY 24 Appropriations budget without cutting other programs that provide victim services and protect public safety. \n\nThank you.\n", "pos_subject": "A lack of investment in VOCA threatens to devastate victim service providers", "rate_limit": null, "registration_page": "/api/grassrootsregistrationpage/390/", "regulation_id": null, "required_video_link": "", "resource_uri": "/api/grassrootscampaign/50701/", "share_story_type": 1, "share_story_video_duration": null, "short_description": "Congress must fund the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) in the 2024 fiscal year Appropriations budget to avoid catastrophic cuts to the Crime Victims Fund (CVF).", "should_rework_with_ai": false, "should_use_footer_html": false, "show_num_actions": true, "show_num_supporters": true, "single_body_for_all_messages": false, "status": 2, "summary_display_option_type": 3, "supporters_can_choose_targets": true, "targeting_type": 1, "unique_identifier": "", "vanity_url_slug": "50701", "video_notified_users": null, "visible_on_action_center": true}, {"_extra": {}, "ai_options": null, "always_show_to_advocates": false, "background_color_override": "#ffffff", "background_image_override_url": "", "background_style_type": null, "campaign_interaction_types": [], "campaign_layout": 1, "campaign_type": 2, "conf_email_from_address": "@", "conf_email_from_address_username": null, "conf_email_from_name": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_domain": null, "conf_email_reply_to_address_username": null, "conf_email_reply_to_name": null, "conf_email_subject": null, "custom_call_to_action_button_text": "", "custom_call_to_action_text": "", "custom_css": "", "custom_fields": [], "custom_gamification_points": 10, "custom_javascript": "", "custom_target": "", "custom_thank_you_javascript": "", "description_alignment_type": 1, "facebook_leadgen_form_id": "", "facebook_leadgen_form_questions": null, "fixed_post_message": "", "fixed_post_message_two": "", "fixed_pre_message": "", "fixed_pre_message_two": "", "footer_html": "", "full_bleed_header_image_contain": false, "full_bleed_header_image_url": "", "full_bleed_header_text_is_left_aligned": true, "full_bleed_header_type": 1, "full_bleed_header_video_url": "", "gamification_points_mode": 1, "id": 55918, "inbound_texting_reply_message": "Hello! Thanks for your interest in \"Tell the Senate to Expand the Child Tax Credit\".", "internal_only_name": "", "is_custom_targeting_enabled": null, "is_one_click_registration_enabled": true, "logo_override_url": "", "long_description": "

The bipartisan tax package that passed the House of Representatives in January, the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024 (H.R.7024), would improve the Child Tax Credit (CTC) for about 80% of families with lower incomes who do not qualify for the full tax credit. This tax credit would lift half a million or more children out of poverty and help support an additional 16 million children of parents who earn lower incomes. Economic security is a critical factor in seeking safety after leaving an abusive relationship and seeking a new future. The CTC can provide tangible support to survivors\u2019 families, offering them a pathway to security and independence.

This expansion of the CTC is the best opportunity to address child poverty and secure support for low-income families, the majority of whom come from disadvantaged communities.

The Senate must take action today and pass the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024.\u00a0

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The proposed Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 spending bill passed by the House of Representatives Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies drastically reducing the entire Center for Disease Control (CDC) budget and eliminating the entire CDC Injury Center, including the Rape Prevention and Education (RPE) program and DELTA funding, is unacceptable.

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These cuts to vital programs that are the backbone of preventing gender-based violence across the country would be devastating to states, communities, young people, families, rape crisis centers, domestic violence programs, and survivors.

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Congress must fully fund these programs in FY 2025.\u00a0

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While deposits to the Crime Victims Fund (CVF) fluctuate annually depending on the cases prosecuted by the U.S. Department of Justice, the CVF has seen a drastic decline in recent years including a 30% reduction in fiscal year 2024. This has resulted in steep reductions nationwide forcing victim service programs such as domestic violence shelters, rape crisis centers, and child sexual abuse treatment programs to reduce or eliminate services, lay off employees, and, in certain instances, close their facilities entirely. The impact has been severe for smaller programs,\u00a0particularly programs in rural, low-income, and marginalized communities.

To stabilize the CVF balance and prevent further reductions to VOCA grants, a bipartisan group of senators and representatives introduced the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act. This act \u2014 introduced in the House and Senate as H.R.8061 and S.4515 - transfers excess funds\u00a0collected through the False Claims Act (FCA) into the CVF through fiscal year 2029. Every member of Congress must support the bill.

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Each\nfiscal year, Congress passes 12 annual appropriations bills that provide funding\nto support federal authorized programs such as The Hotline. Right now\nRepresentatives and Senators are circulating Dear Colleague letters focused on\nspecific funding streams including programs to ensure access to services for\nsurvivors of domestic violence. \u00a0

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The\nPresident\u2019s FY 2024 budget proposes record breaking investments for domestic\nand sexual violence programs across the country, including increased funding\nfor The Hotline. Survivors across the country need access to services and\nsupport now.

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Tell\nyour Members of Congress to sign onto Dear Colleague Letters Supporting The\nHotline and programs serving survivors in the Department of Health and Human\nServices Now! \u00a0

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It is now time, more than ever, to secure funding for protecting these survivors and their children and preventing future violence. Demand is higher than ever, and the National Domestic Violence Hotline\u2019s contact volume has continuously increased, reaching the highest levels in history, with 25% more contacts received in 2022 than the prior year. Domestic violence providers and rape crisis centers are struggling to keep up with the needs of these families. \n\nDear Colleague letters are an incredibly valuable way for Members to share their priorities with members of the Appropriations Committee, and investments in programs like the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA), The Hotline, Rape Prevention and Education, DELTA prevention have the power to save lives. 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The Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA), an essential\npiece of legislation that survivors of domestic, family, and dating violence rely\non for safety and services, has not been reauthorized since 2010. \u00a0Representatives McBath, Moore, Kim, and\nFitzpatrick recently introduced H.R. 2604 to reauthorize FVPSA with critical enhancements to expand programs and\nincrease survivors' access to services. FVPSA-funded programs help survivors rebuild their lives\nthrough cost-effective and lifesaving programs. Since 1984, FVPSA-funded\nprograms have provided services to over 1.3 million survivors and their children,\nincluding emergency shelters, counseling, safety planning, and assistance in\nrecovering from financial abuse.\u00a0

For survivors to access critical services\nfor their safety, Congress must reauthorize FVPSA with substantial improvements.\nContact your Representative today and ask them to support this critical piece\nof legislation by co-sponsoring H.R. 2604.\u00a0\u00a0

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Since 2010, FVPSA has not been reauthorized, making it vulnerable to cuts in funding and gaps in survivor access. \n\nThrough FVPSA, more than 1,600 domestic violence shelters and programs nationwide receive core funding, and over 240 tribes and tribal organizations are supported to prevent domestic violence in their communities. FVPSA also developed a network of state, territorial, and national coalitions that provide crisis support to survivors of domestic violence and dating violence. \n\nFurthermore, FVPSA funds The National Domestic Violence Hotline, which provides 24/7 assistance to survivors of family, domestic, and dating violence. FVPSA funds are used by The Hotline to offer valuable programs, such as a Native American culture-specific helpline. 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Contact your Representative today and ask them to support this critical piece of legislation by co-sponsoring H.R. 2604. 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Financial insecurity is the number one barrier to safety for survivors of intimate partner violence, impacting 99% of all survivors. Stalking, harassment, and abuse can prevent survivors from keeping their jobs or may force a survivor to leave their job - making it difficult to provide for themselves and their children. Survivors need Congress to pass workplace solutions for survivors that make it easier to keep their jobs under protection and increase financial security.

On Wednesday, June 21^st, the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions will mark up three bills that support survivors\u2019 economic security \u2013 the Healthy Families Act (S. 1664), the Paycheck Fairness Act (S. 728), and the Protect the Right to Organize Act (S. 567).\u00a0We must provide all survivors access to protected paid sick and safe days, equal pay, and restore the right to form unions freely and justly in their place of employment.

Tell your Senators to support the Healthy Families Act, the Paycheck Fairness Act, and the Protect the Right to Organize Act!

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