Our violence prevention work with children is a major part of our mission to end violence against women. Children who have been exposed to domestic violence are 3x more likely to become a perpetrator or victim of domestic violence in the future. But, with the right intervention, that cycle can end for good. That's where we come in.

We explore the idea that teaching boys and men emotional intelligence is an important means of preventing violence against women.

30 years ago, before the Women's Resource Center to End Domestic Violence was founded, the legal climate in DeKalb County, GA was very different for domestic violence survivors. Today, Women's Resource Center stands with DV survivors every step of the way.

30 years ago, before the Women's Resource Center to End Domestic Violence was founded, survivors of domestic violence did not always have a place to go where they and their children could be safe. Now our safe house welcomes more than 150 women and children every year as they transform their lives.

When you serve women, you must also serve their children. And, with a mission to end violence against women, we give this work our heart and soul. Check out these beautiful faces and you'll understand why.