Rachel Angerhofer and Brielle Miller

At RESPOND, much of our work begins during moments of crisis. Many survivors come to us after an incident has already occurred. In those moments, our priority is clear: immediate safety, emotional support, and connecting people to Read More

So, what does survivor-centered care really mean at RESPOND? For us, it’s not just a philosophy—it’s a practice we follow daily. It means we start with the survivor as the expert in their own life. We center their voice, choices, and lived Read More

When we talk about domestic violence, it's important to remember what it really is: a pattern of behavior used to gain power and control in an intimate relationship. That control can take many forms—physical, emotional, sexual, spiritual, and Read More