Click below to watch our Sister Survivors, MaryAnn & Listiner, bravely share their experiences with surviving domestic violence. They are the faces of “and not only did she survive, she THRIVED.”

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God, Grace, & Domestic Violence

In God, Grace, & Domestic Violence webcast Alyssa Runner of RemindHer Movement and Whit Devereaux collaborated to answer the tough questions about faith and how it can influence a victim’s decision on whether to leave or stay. Replay inside!

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Share Your Survivor Story

I could not let April pass without acknowledging every Survivor that I am connected to through the Overcoming & Becoming One with God blog. Whether you survived abuse, a poor diagnosis, mental instability, addiction or anything else that once had the best of you - I want to salute you. I want to celebrate you! In honor of April being Sexual Assault Awareness & Child Abuse Prevention Month, I am asking for Survivor Stories to feature on my blog. You can submit a video testimonial to info@whitdevereaux.com for consideration, sharing how God transitioned you from a victim, to a survivor, to one that is now THRIVING!

Overcoming Teen Dating Violence

Let’s talk facts: Did you know that 3 in 4 parents have never talked to their children about domestic violence? This may not come as a surprise because it is viewed as such a taboo topic to begin with. We must break the stigma surrounding domestic violence in order to break the cycle. Don’t think this applies to you? Well according to nrcdv.org, every year approximately 1.5 million high school students NATIONWIDE experience physical abuse from a dating partner.