Press Mentions
New York Looks To Teens In Effort To Prevent Domestic Violence: An estimated 1 in 3 adolescents have experienced abuse, but few are educated about it.
Featuring Sarina Gupta who has done some volunteer work for Day One!
UNDOCUMENTED, ABUSED, AND SILENCED
Victims of domestic violence are suffering in new ways under Trump’s immigration policies.
Dating Violence: Dangers of Technological Abuse
Former Day One client India and Executive Director Stephanie Nilva discuss the dangers of technological abuse and self-care in the aftermath. Watch here.
Change Maker: Day One, Ending Youth Domestic Violence
Day One has been named a Change Maker by CUNY Equality Indicators. CUNY interviews our Social Worker Natalie Rentas and Director of Social Services and Training, Michele Paolella.
2016 Benefit To End Dating Violence Among Youth
On Tuesday, September 27th, Day One commemorated the achievements of our organization and the amazing young people who work with us in the effort to end intimate partner violence.
Legal Steps to Protect Yourself from Domestic Violence
Executive Director Stephanie Nilva was on PIX11 Morning News with advice on how individuals can help keep themselves safe when leaving an abusive relationship. This piece aired in response to the tragic murder of 23-year-old Michelle Marks in Brooklyn last weekend. The main suspect is Marks’ ex-boyfriend.