She found the courage to escape a lifetime of abuse, despite being born in one of the most dangerous countries in the world for women.

Thank you to all of our bighearted supporters for helping courageous immigrant women and girls in the Greater DC and Baltimore communities.

A high school senior in Northern Virginia has no shortage of big questions to face: how to keep grades up, where to apply for college, who to ask to prom, what to do with the future. Just to name a few.

The foundation is supporting Tahirih’s ambitious plans to increase, by 250%, the number of women and girls it can serve.

It is time to think critically about whether we are willing to support and protect ALL victims of domestic and sexual violence.

A bride and groom who are 15 and almost 40… Why are judges letting children marry adults in the United States?

We outline three ways the U.S. government can uphold its obligations to courageous women and children who are on the run from some of the world’s most dangerous countries.