Collection: Financial Recovery from Domestic Violence
The purpose of this Collection is to raise awareness about financial recovery from abusive relationships. We’ll discuss some of the different types of financial abuse, as well as delve more in-depth into some of the specific ways that survivors’ financial and economic well-being is impacted by abuse. As always, our aim is to show that--despite the many challenges that they often face--survivors’ courage and resilience is truly remarkable.
See the Triumph Blog Posts
Financial Recovery from Domestic Violence: DVAM 2016 Series Introduction, by Christine Murray
The Astounding Costs of Domestic Violence for Survivors, by Kelly King
The Subtleties of Financial Abuse, by an Anonymous Guest Blogger
College Relationships and Financial Abuse, by Sara Forcella
Taking Back Your Financial Independence, by LaQueta Bartley
Understanding Financial Abuse: Withholding Child Support and Credit Fraud, by Lavender Williams
It's Not Just a Hit That They Commit, by Alyssa Triolo and Haleigh Scherma
How Survivors Pay the Price for Abusers' Actions, by Christine Murray
Rebuilding Your Life After Abuse, by Christine Murray
Financial Recovery from Abuse: Taking Control of Your Life by Taking Control of Your Finances, by Christine Murray
The Astounding Costs of Domestic Violence for Survivors, by Kelly King
The Subtleties of Financial Abuse, by an Anonymous Guest Blogger
College Relationships and Financial Abuse, by Sara Forcella
Taking Back Your Financial Independence, by LaQueta Bartley
Understanding Financial Abuse: Withholding Child Support and Credit Fraud, by Lavender Williams
It's Not Just a Hit That They Commit, by Alyssa Triolo and Haleigh Scherma
How Survivors Pay the Price for Abusers' Actions, by Christine Murray
Rebuilding Your Life After Abuse, by Christine Murray
Financial Recovery from Abuse: Taking Control of Your Life by Taking Control of Your Finances, by Christine Murray
Other Resources
Infographic: 5 Signs of Financial Abuse