Tools For Action: Diversity & Underserved Communities Abuse and Women With Disabilities This article reviews highlights from research studies on abuse of women with disabilities and offers recommendations for making programs more accessible. Creating Access: Serving Survivors of Sexual Assault With Disabilities This packet includes information and training materials designed to help sexual assault and domestic violence programs become better informed about disability issues, terms, history and resources. Domestic Violence and Women With Disabilities Adapted for women with disabilities, this brochure describes the dynamics of relationship abuse and unique power and control tactics used against people with disabilities. Impact: Feature Issue On Violence Against Women With Developmental Or Other Disabilities Research, public policy and prevention perspectives are brought to bear on the problem of violence against women with developmental disabilities in this special edition of Impact. Including Women With Disabilities New fact sheets and guidelines on including women with disabilities in Domestic Violence Awareness Month activities are available in this free information packet. It Is Your Business: Community Action Kit Members of the African American community are encouraged to transform domestic violence from a private family matter into a community-wide concern - everybody's business - in this resource-rich kit. Raising Our Voices This newsletter features stories on the struggles of women with disabilities around the world to be included in policy forums that address women's roles in economic development. Special Project On Violence Against Women With Disabilities This online bibliography provides information about and array of pamphlets, books, training manuals and other practical resources to help women with disabilities confront and challenge relationship abuse. Stop The Violence, Break The Silence This rich set of educational materials on preventing abuse of people with disabilities can be adapted for different purpose, such as running a disabled women’s support group or conducting cross-trainings for staff. Violence Against Native Women Is Not Traditional Cultural values and history are respectfully highlighted in this set of resource materials designed to help end violence against women in Native American communities.

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