Did you know: 51.7% of American Indian/Alaska Native women, 51.3% of multiracial women, and 41.2% of non-Hispanic black women have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner during their lifetimes. #DVAM2025

True or false: you took OPDV's "Are You Tech Abuse Savvy?" quiz. Correct answer: True ✅ If you picked false, fear not - the quiz is available on our website right now! 😉 ow.ly/9UnH50Xim37 #DVAM2025 #PowerDownSpeakUp

Healthy relationships shouldn't feel like a trick, but a treat! 👻 #DVAM2025 #PowerDownSpeakUp

A new Domestic Incident Response curriculum will be rolled out for police recruits next year! 🎥 OPDV is proud of our work with law enforcement agencies. Check out this quick video from an OPDV training at the NYS Police Academy last month. Learn more: ow.ly/Al9P50XkYni

As Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2025 comes to a close, OPDV wants to say thanks to everyone who came to our events and showed support for survivors this month! #DVAM2025 💜

#DYK - Victims and survivors in NYS can have their voter registration information kept confidential, ensuring everyone is able to cast their ballots safely. Your vote matters! Learn more here: ow.ly/H3OS50XkkxF

New York State is committed to building a public workforce that reflects the diversity of our community — including people with disabilities. Find yourself here: ny.gov/EmploymentFirst

It's #ElectionDay! Make your voice heard- go vote!

Registration for "Building Purposeful Connections" webinar series is now open- register for as many sessions as you'd like! Click here: ow.ly/NYrp50Xm6et This series is part of a collaborative project with and supported by the NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities.

November is #TransgenderAwarenessMonth. OPDV is committed to serving all New Yorkers, regardless of their identities. Text: 844-997-2121 Call: 800-942-6906 Chat: opdv.ny.gov

OPDV out and about- OPDV was at SUNY Binghamton today, providing our GBV 101 training to local stakeholders. We were thrilled to have SUNY Binghamton EAP, the Broome County Crime Victims Assistance Center, and the university’s police department in attendance!

Gender-based violence doesn't discriminate, and neither do we. Whether you need safety planning, resources, or just someone to talk to, help is ALWAYS available. Text: 844-997-2121 Call: 800-942-6906 Chat: opdv.ny.gov

Thank you to all who have served our country. If you are a veteran in need of assistance, please contact NYS Veterans at 888-838-7697.

#WeAreNY NYS resources are available to all residents, including immigrants. From the NYS Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline to food and nutrition assistance, and health and addiction services/care, NY is here for YOU. ow.ly/uvjG50XreFt NYS Department of State NYS New Americans

Real jobs for New Yorkers with disabilities. Learn about employment opportunities with New York State: ny.gov/EmploymentFirst

Registration for OPDV's "Building Purposeful Connections" webinar series is now open! Click here to learn more and to register: ow.ly/cfo850Xm6eu This webinar series is part of a collaborative project with and supported by the NYS Council on Developmental Disabilities.

NY leads the way in helping survivors remove financial barriers to safety! #DYK NY is the only state to dedicate $5 million a year for survivors to use for anything they need? Learn more about Survivors Access Financial Empowerment (SAFE) funds here: ow.ly/LORB50WzouN

Happening today: OPDV will livestream our public hearing on the DV Model Policy for Counties, beginning at 4 p.m. Launched in 1998, comments received will help OPDV as we work to update the Model Policy, ensuring it is survivor-centered, trauma-informed, & culturally responsive.

We’re Hiring! OPDV currently has an opening: ✅ Administrative Specialist 1 📆 Applications are due December 3, 2025 🔗 Apply today: ow.ly/BJ5p50XunT3

Today is the #TransgenderDayofRememberance, an annual observance honoring trans people whose lives were lost due to anti-trans violence. OPDV is committed to serving ALL NYers, regardless of how they identify. Text: 844-997-2121 Call: 800-942-6906 Chat: opdv.ny.gov