Women who leave domestic violence shelters with their kids say it's difficult finding food, transportation, safe housing, jobs, and affordable child care.

Babies born to mothers who experience assault during pregnancy may face long-term health deficits. Will pandemic lockdowns make this more common?

Stay-at-home orders, critical to ensuring public health during the pandemic, have a major impact on families experiencing intimate partner violence.

Two forms of abuse, stalking and harassment, are surprisingly common in teen relationships, according to new research.

The right outreach "can play a critical role in identifying and linking children at risk of PTSD to early intervention mental health programs."

A drop in calls to child abuse hotlines, which would normally be good news, raises concerns during the coronavirus pandemic.

Stay-at-home orders offer the best way to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But for those dealing with domestic violence, home is not always a safe place.

Survey results suggest there's no one way to bring justice after online harassment. Our current approach isn't working, say the researchers.