Resource Library – Dinah Philadelphia

Dinah Resource Library

Welcome to our resource library. Here you can find many of our past programs covering a wide range of topics related to domestic abuse.

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Video Library

Shana & Noga Talk Dinah for Giving Tuesday

PJDVRC Domestic Violence Month Webinar

Dinah Blog (Medium)

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In this course, parents will receive support and s

In this course, parents will receive support and strategies on how to manage stressors that are common among parents impacted by domestic violence (e.g., co-parenting challenges, navigating legal systems, financial stressors, relational stressors, etc.); develop insight into how their own intergenerational histories has impacted them as people, partners, and as parents; and learn about how trauma can manifest in children and strategies on how to support their children in the aftermath of domestic violence.

Courses are free and virtual and are facilitated by two family therapists. Parents will be asked to complete brief program evaluation assessments.

The Center is also offering 6 (can go up to 12 if the family chooses) weeks of family therapy for non-offending parents and their children. The family therapy is for children ages 14-24. If the child is under 14, in most situations, we will need consent from both parents. Family therapy is also free and virtual. Families will be asked to complete program evaluation assessments. Families will be compensated for completing the assessments for the family therapy option.

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It has been a busy few days in U.S. history. Scrol

It has been a busy few days in U.S. history. Scroll to learn more about two important decisions about gun safety and their intersections with intimate partner violence. #Voices4Voiceless #Dinah

Today is a tough day in U.S history. #Dinah firmly

Today is a tough day in U.S history. #Dinah firmly believes in the right to choose and the constitutional right to bodily autonomy. We grieve for the survivors of violence, sexual and otherwise, who will be disproportionally affected by this. We grieve for the millions of people of color, LGBTQIA+ people, and people living in poverty who will face added difficulties as a result of today’s ruling. We grieve for the country as a whole. Scroll to learn more. #Voice4Voiceless #BansOffOurBodies

Celebrated each May, #AsianAmericanPacificIslander

Celebrated each May, #AsianAmericanPacificIslanderHeritageMonth recognizes the challenges faced by Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and Native Hawaiians as well as their vital contributions to the American story📝 #Dinah #Voices4Voiceless

As a primarily Jewish-serving organization, uplift

As a primarily Jewish-serving organization, uplifting Jewish voices and experiences is core to our work. Our name, #Dinah, comes from rich Jewish stories and traditions and we focus on the unique experiences of Jewish survivors. #Voices4Voiceless #JewishAmericanHeritageMonth

For survivors, mental health can be the hardest pa

For survivors, mental health can be the hardest part of the healing process. But help is always available. Let’s uplift each other and the organizations in our community who provide mental health services 🙌💚💜 #Voices4Voiceless #Dinah

Happy Mother’s Day from #Dinah 💜💗💙

Happy Mother’s Day from #Dinah 💜💗💙

“On Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and

“On Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and throughout this week of remembrance, we reflect on the horrors of the Holocaust when the Nazi regime systematically murdered 6 million Jews and millions of other innocents, including Roma, Sinti, Slavs, persons with disabilities, LGBTQI+ individuals, political dissidents, and many others. We stand with Jewish people in the United States, Israel, and around the world in grieving one of the darkest chapters in history. We honor the memories of the victims. We embrace the survivors. We commit to keeping alive the promise of “never again.”

The world must never forget the truth of what happened across Europe during the Holocaust or forget the horrific crimes and suffering the Nazi regime inflicted on millions of innocent people. Entire families were wiped out. Communities were shattered. Survivors were left with agonizing memories and fading tattoos etched into their skin by the Nazis, reducing them to numbers. It is forever recorded into the history of mankind, and it is the shared responsibility of us all to ensure that the Shoah is never erased from our collective memory — especially as fewer and fewer survivors remain. The truth must always be known and shared with future generations in perpetuity.” ~President Joe Biden’s Proclamation on Days Of Remembrance Of Victims Of The Holocaust #Voices4Voiceless #Dinah #NeverAgain

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