NNADV
Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence

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Resource Center:

  • Victim Advocate Guide: Intimate Partner Violence and Combat Experience - a BWJP Publication
    Over 2 million people have deployed to war zones in Iraq and Afghanistan. Most people returning from war zones will have stress reactions and will need to readjust to being home. This guide provides information that will help advocates understand these stress reactions and their relationship to intimate partner violence in order to provide effective information and referrals to victims whose partners have been exposed to the trauma of combat and are exhibiting violent or abusive behavior.

Archives (Publications):

Press Room:

  • December 2011 Press Release
    - New CDC Survey Underscores Need for More Services, Funding for Victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Stalking and Dating Violence

  • November 2011 Press Release
    - Jacksons Food Stores and Nevada Network Partner to Fight Domestic Violence

  • October 2011 Press Release:
    - Domestic Violence Awareness Month
  • Domestic Violence: The Facts, Fiscal Year 2009-10
  • Covering Domestic Violence: A Guide for Informed Media Reporting in Nevada, by Family Court Judge Chuck Weller
  • NNADV's Public Service Announcement (PSA) Review Manual



Our Mission

The Nevada Network Against Domestic Violence (NNADV) is a statewide organization that helps Nevada’s communities respond effectively to the needs of victims of domestic violence. NNADV provides a resource library, advocacy training, and technical assistance to Nevada’s domestic violence programs. NNADV also coordinates networking meetings, assists in the provision of community and professional education, and is active in educating legislators on issues of concern to Nevada families.

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Our Philosophy

“Domestic and sexual violence has been a socially condoned phenomenon. In light of our present knowledge of the plight and of the myriad needs of battered women, we consider it our duty to work toward an eradication of domestic and sexual violence in our society. We also consider it our duty to help women escape lives dominated by violence and to spread the message that women have the right not to be abused. We intend through coordinated interaction to address these issues on a statewide level.”




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