The Nebraska Coalition provides free educational and information materials for survivors and those supporting them.
We also offer some printed materials upon request. Organizations, agencies, and businesses that work with survivors are welcome to request printed materials. We will do our best to meet your needs. We cannot guarantee that all requests will be met.
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The Nebraska Coalition offers printed materials for network organizations, as well as healthcare providers, courthouses, educational institutions, and other businesses, organizations, and agencies. If you are interested in providing printed resources to your community, clients, or customers, please complete the request form below. We will do our best to meet your needs. We cannot guarantee that all requests will be met.
Violence is preventable. We can stop violence before it happens and build safer, healthier communities where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
Sexual violence happens everywhere, including Nebraska, where an estimated 1.4 million people experience some form of sexual or intimate partner violence in their lifetime. Sexual violence has serious physical, emotional, and psychological effects on survivors, making it critical to believe and support those who experience it.
Stalking is more common than many people think. In Nebraska alone, an estimated 178,000 people experience stalking.
This dashboard shows information about how common sexual and intimate partner violence are in Nebraska and examines factors that can help prevent violence before it happens.
This glossary offers clear, plain-language explanations of terms you may encounter in our work. We hope it supports shared understanding across our partners and communities.
Domestic violence—also known as intimate partner violence (IPV)—is a serious and widespread issue in Nebraska. Nearly half of the women and over a third of the men in our state have experienced it. These numbers represent real people—our neighbors, coworkers, and loved ones.
Human trafficking happens everywhere, including in Nebraska. The conditions that make people vulnerable to human trafficking, such as discrimination, economic stress, food insecurity, housing insecurity, and migration, exist in every community.
Teen dating violence happens everywhere, including in Nebraska, where sexual and intimate partner violence peaks between the ages of 15 and 18.
Findings from the 2020 Statewide Intimate Partner & Sexual Violence Survey shine a light on the prevalence and aftermath of violence in Nebraska. It also provides insight into how we can all contribute to ending violence in our communities.
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