Resources

Find brochures, best practices, policies, protocols, and more.

2023 DV Fact Sheet

Domestic Violence

Fact Sheets

Each year, NDDSVC compiles data gathered from our 19 member organizations about the prevalence of domestic and sexual violence in North Dakota.

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Responsibly Reporting on Rape

Media Resources, Sexual Violence

Websites

View resources for journalists from the Poynter Institute.

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Reporting on Sexual Violence

Media Resources, Sexual Violence

Guidelines, Policies, & Protocols, Websites

View tips from the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) on reporting on sexual violence.

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Reporting on Sexual Violence (Dart Center Tip Sheet)

Media Resources, Sexual Violence

Guidelines, Policies, & Protocols

View quick tips on covering sexual violence, from preparation to writing the story.

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Domestic Violence Protection Orders Brochure

Domestic Violence

Brochures

Designed for victims of domestic violence, this brochure helps readers understand the process of applying for a Domestic Violence Protection Order and what relief is available. NDDSVC member organizations can download brochure files with bleed and crop marks for professional…

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Sexual Assault Restraining Orders Brochure

Sexual Violence

Brochures

Designed for victims of sexual assault, this brochure helps readers understand the process of applying for a Sexual Assault Restraining Order and what relief is available. NDDSVC member organizations can download brochure files with bleed and crop marks for professional…

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Full Faith & Credit Brochure

Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence

Brochures

This brochure is designed to help victims of domestic violence understand how protection orders are enforced across state, tribal, and territory lines through full faith and credit laws. NDDSVC member organizations can download brochure files with bleed and crop marks…

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Sexual Violence: Support Guide for Friends and Family Brochure

Sexual Violence

Brochures

Find ways that you can support a loved one who has experienced sexual violence. NDDSVC member organizations can download brochure files with bleed and crop marks for professional printing.

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Domestic Violence: Guide to Safety Planning Brochure

Domestic Violence

Brochures

A safety plan is a personalized plan for what you might do and who might support you in a crisis or unsafe situation. Find safety planning tips for different situations inside this brochure, and connect with an advocate for help…

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Sexual Assault: Medical Treatment and Reporting Options Brochure

Sexual Violence

Brochures

Designed for victims of sexual assault, this brochure helps readers understand the different parts of a forensic medical exam and their options for reporting the crime to law enforcement. NDDSVC member organizations can download brochure files with bleed and crop…

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Disorderly Conduct Restraining Orders Brochure

Domestic Violence, Stalking

Brochures

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ALL ND Victims

View legal information and resources from our ALL ND Victims project.

NDAEPA

View resources and information related to domestic violence offender intervention programming from the North Dakota Alliance to End Partner Abuse.

Prevention is Possible

View resources relating to prevention and health equity.

Thousands of North Dakotans experience domestic and sexual violence each year. But together, we can change that. By giving to NDDSVC, you’re helping us prevent future violence and providing life-saving resources to North Dakota communities.

Find Help

If you are in an unsafe or abusive situation, there are 18 domestic violence/sexual assault (DV/SA) victim advocacy centers across North Dakota that can help you navigate your options and stay safe. Each center is staffed with professionals who can help you with safety planning, finding shelter, obtaining a protection order, and more.

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NDDSVC does not provide direct services to victims and survivors.
Contact a DV/SA advocacy center near you if you are looking for support. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.