Domestic Violence: Become Informed, Aware, & Engaged
Our BJM community—staff, volunteers, supporters, and program participants—have the power to collectively make a difference for women and girls in San Francisco. That starts with education and advocacy. Learn from Julia Pferdehirt, BJM’s Director of Women’s Ministry, about how you and your church can respond to domestic violence.
Research & Resources
Emergency Help:
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE
911. It’s helpful to use words such as: Lethal force. Physical violence. Weapon in the home (or the person has a weapon). Life-threatening. Children in danger. Frail, elderly person in danger.
Bay Area Shelters:
Duluth Power and Control Wheel
Thank you for taking the time to become an advocate and a safe supporter for those who may be in danger. Mark off this square on your #BJMbingo card, and share these resources with others who could benefit from this knowledge!