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Domestic Violence Resource Network (DVRN)
Since it was organized in 1994, the NRCDV has provided operational support to the Domestic Violence Resource Network (DVRN), which currently includes the 9 DV resource centers and Institutes receiving HHS funding and the National Domestic Violence Hotline (NDVH), which can be found here.

The NRCDV has organized a number of key resources designed to support domestic violence intervention and prevention efforts at the local, state and national level, all of which are available through VAWnet.

Special Collections
A Special Collection is an organized online collection of select resources on a specific topic related to domestic and sexual violence that provides contextual information to encourage critical analysis and application in practice and policy. Through VAWnet, the NRCDV has developed special collections in several key policy and practice areas, which can be found here.

Grants and Funding
Find information about funding streams, current grant solicitations available, application information and other issues and information related to funding, click here.

Applied Research Papers
Through VAWnet's Applied Research Forum, researchers and practitioners are commissioned to create brief summaries and interpretations of current research on violence against women. To date, over 65 Applied Research Papers have been developed and disseminated through VAWnet and other means. For a complete list of these papers and links to them, click here.

Organizational Links
For links to U.S. State and Territory Domestic & Sexual Violence Coalitions and national advocacy organizations and government agencies addressing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking, click here.

Events Calendar
This list, which can be found here, organized by month, provides information about state, local, and national events related to violence against women including trainings, conferences, lectures, web seminars, and more. If you have a suggested addition to this list, please contact us by phone at (800) 537-2238 or via our online contact form.

New! Meeting Survivors' Needs Study Resource Page: Substantial data collection documents how well local domestic violence programs are addressing the needs of those reaching out to them for assistance.

See the TA Question of the Month in recognition of National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, How can I talk about healthy sexuality to prevent sexual violence?