Article by Niema Jordan.
Last updated at Fri, 1 Oct at 7:36am.

In recognition of October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, survivors and their friends and family and community members will gather this Saturday at Oakland’s Lake Merritt for the Ninth Annual Walk Against Domestic and Dating Violence.

Article by Tehea Robie.
Last updated at Sat, 25 Sep at 5:47am.

There's an aspect of Queer Oakland that goes largely unseen, unheard and unacknowledged.

 

Article by Debi Mason.
Last updated at Tue, 20 Apr at 3:47pm.

Community activists from across the city gathered at the St. Mary’s Center in West Oakland on Thursday, April 15, for a round table discussion on domestic violence and its far reaching effects on the community.

Article by Debi Mason.
Last updated at Thu, 15 Apr at 7:06pm.

Domestic violence knows no color or religion or economic status or age. It is a fact, however, that 85 percent of the victims of domestic violence are women. One woman is beaten by her husband or partner every 15 seconds in the United States. The clock is ticking. It is widespread and under reported and affects most anyone in any hamlet, borough or community within the city of Oakland.

Article by My de Verteuil.
Last updated at Sun, 11 Apr at 12:13pm.

Domestic Violence Awareness Month isn’t until October, but three groups in Oakland will host events this month to raise awareness about and provide support for victims of domestic violence.