We’re grateful to Rep. Emily Kinkead, Rep. Justin Fleming, and Rep. Nate Davidson for standing with survivors of domestic violence and helping champion legislation that strengthens accountability for abusers who violate their Protection From Abuse (PFA) orders. In this video from yesterday’s press conference at the State Capitol, Rep. Kinkead expertly explains the changes House Bill 1908 and 1909 are proposing to ensure the safety, justice, and hope for those impacted by violence and abuse. Thank you all for being a voice for survivors in our community. 💜 (fb)

Join us TONIGHT at the Cumberland County Historical Society in Carlisle for Missed Signs, Missed Chances - DVAM Panel Discussion. This free, public event will bring together advocates, legal experts, and law enforcement to shed light on the realities of domestic violence. Panelists and attendees will review clips from the Netflix documentary "American Murder: Gabby Petito" to identify systemic gaps and discuss solutions to improve domestic violence response. The conversation will also explore the intersection of trauma-informed policing, legal protections, and survivor advocacy. Experts will also identify missed red flags, warning signs, and early intervention, as well as how how officers are trained in trauma-informed response and where the legal system falls short in protecting domestic violence victims. Join us to listen, learn, and become an ally in our mission to help those in our community experiencing abuse. (fb)