Contrary to popular depictions, domestic violence is complex, multi-faceted, and not always easy to recognize.

Thanks to a Lowe's Hometown grant, The Friendship Center got new paint and floors in our shelter and administrative offices this fall!

Learn about programs that engage student-athletes in building a culture of safety and respect as part of TFC’s education services.

In her latest memoir, Stephanie Land continues where her 2019 bestselling memoir MAID leaves off.

This month, we're inviting you to embrace your own power to help build a culture of safety and respect in your community circles.

In contrast to red flags, relationship green flags can be promising signs that someone understands healthy behaviors.

One-hundred solar panels installed on our building are now producing electricity!

Separating myths from facts is critical to stopping sexual violence and finding ways to best support survivors of sexual assault and abuse.

Someone in a position to support a survivor can play a crucial role in empowering them to stay safe or even leave for good.

One of the key ways we can disrupt the way our society normalizes violence and harmful gender norms is through the younger generation.

The silence of apprehension. The tears of relief. The breathless sobs of pain. These emotions ring clearly through a phone. These also...

As Montana processes a backlog of untested rape kits, learn about the role of community advocates in the survivor notification process.

Stalking is becoming more widely understood as a serious form of personal terrorism that can be a precursor to intimate partner homicide.

While it may feel counterintuitive, having a publicly disclosed shelter location offers a variety of benefits for our clients.