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MCEDV Receives Funds from The Allstate Foundation, Continues Successful Collaboration to Address Economic Abuse

August 27, 2020

MCEDV has received a renewal grant from The Allstate Foundation that will allow us to continue working alongside New Ventures Maine and four of our member Domestic Violence Resource Centers (DVRCs) to improve responses to survivors of economic abuse. This is the third grant renewal that The Allstate Foundation has awarded MCEDV to support partnering…

Maine Women’s Fund Grant to Support MCEDV Member Programs

June 15, 2020

MCEDV is pleased to be the recipient of $27,791 through the Maine Women’s Fund’s Safety First for Women’s Fund. The money will be distributed directly to MCEDV’s nine member programs throughout the state to support their efforts to keep survivors of domestic abuse and violence safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Maine Women’s Fund Executive Director…

MCEDV Calls for Racial Justice

June 3, 2020

Breonna Taylor. Tony McDade. George Floyd. For too long, we have been naming black people murdered by police in America. Their deaths ripple outward to children robbed of their parents, to partners grieving their loved ones, to colleagues mourning their coworkers, and to friends left alone. Every time an officer kills a black person, entire…

MCEDV Responds to COVID-19

April 15, 2020

In this unprecedented time, we are collectively having to adapt our ways of being and operating rapidly in order to minimize the damage done by COVID-19. At the same time, we here at the Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence know that the virus is not the only potentially lethal threat faced in our communities.…

MCEDV Releases 2019 Annual Report, Reveals 13,759 People Served Last Year

January 29, 2020

MCEDV’s 2019 Annual Report is now available. The report describes strides made last year in public policy, administration, and community education. It provides a statistical snapshot of the services provided by MCEDV’s Domestic Violence Resource Center network. Find the full report here.  

MCEDV Statement re: Sexual Assault Allegations Against Judge Brett Kavanaugh

September 20, 2018

Too often, the possibility that a powerful figure has committed sexual assault or domestic abuse is considered less important than the position that individual holds and the value they bring to their position. This dynamic has for centuries kept victims isolated and silent, resulting in the punishment of those who do speak out. We offer…

How to Clear Your Browser History

Abusive people commonly misuse technology to track their partners’ activities. Please be sure to use a safe device when looking for information and reaching out for help. Wiping out the search history related to domestic abuse can be one helpful piece of staying safe. Learn how to do so below. For safety tips, information and…

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Join the movement and help us move our mission forward by donating today. When you make a gift, you are helping domestic violence survivors across Maine by connecting them with access to critical resources and immediate relief that will increase their safety and financial stability. Invest in change by making a gift to the Liberation…

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Through These Doors Through These Doors, the Domestic Violence Resource Center serving Cumberland County, is seeking applicants for the following positions: Child Protective Services Systems Advocate Lakes region Community Advocate Housing and Resource Advocate Learn more. New Hope Midcoast New Hope Midcoast, the Domestic Violence Resource Center serving Sagadahoc, Lincoln, Knox, and Waldo Counties, is…

Publications & Reports

Reports from Maine  Maine Certified Domestic Violence Intervention Programs 2019-2024 – February 2025 Report to the Joint Standing Committee on Judiciary Pursuant to Resolve 2021, Chapter 99: Resolve, to Convene a Working Group to Study Possible Solutions For Families Facing Emergency Custody Situations – December 2022 A Report on the Impact of Economic Abuse on…

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