Awareness Themes

Domestic Violence & Stalking January is National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM), a time to reflect on how stalking and domestic violence intersect. Stalking is a prevalent victimization that often co-occurs with — and increases the risks of — domestic violence. Millions of individuals of all genders are stalked every year in the United States and

January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. This year’s theme is Activate Connections to Prevent Human Trafficking. Human trafficking cannot be prevented by any one individual, community, organization, or government. To improve the lives of those we serve, we must activate connections throughout the systems that impact individual, family, community, and societal health and well-being. Visit

#Raksha31DaysofDVAM is a public awareness campaign on social media aimed at raising awareness for domestic violence, supporting the work of advocates and honoring survivors. Starting October 1 through October 31, there are many ways you can support, as an individual or organization. 1) Download our daily prompts calendar below. Try participating in any or all

We remember those who are affected by suicide and highlight the intersectionality between suicide and domestic violence.   Suicide and domestic violence are both public health concerns. Yet, the two are rarely seen as correlated until a shocking murder suicide makes the news; or a victim commits suicide after enduring years of abuse.  Multiple studies and

  We’re back at it! This April, we are participating again in @NSVRC (National Sexual Violence Resource Center)’s social media campaign challenge #30daysofSAAM, to spread awareness and in honor of survivors of sexual assault, stalking, and bullying.   SAAM stands for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This year’s theme is Building Safe Online Spaces Together.  

Aisha Choudhry, MSW, LMSW Therapist, Raksha Inc On day 6 of #Raksha31daysofDVAM, we discuss control as a form of abuse. Some facts: It IS considered domestic violence even when physical violence is not present but there are controlling behaviors. Having to report to your partner when and where you are going every time, it IS

Raksha Statement on Afghanistan & Global Humanitarian Crises (August 2021) As an organization that serves immigrant and refugee survivors of abuse and violence for 26 years, Raksha is watching the situation in Afghanistan with deep sadness.  Our hearts go out to individuals, who are fleeing from political upheaval and violence and those who remain behind