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Services are free and confidential.

In Massachusetts:
SafeLink
1-877-785-2020 TTY: 1-877-521-2601

Outside Massachusetts:
National Domestic Violence Hotline
800-799-SAFE (800-799-7233)

Building A Safer World

JDI and its members aim to support the safety, human rights, and dignity of victims and survivors everywhere. We believe that together we can prevent and end abuse by promoting solutions. Read More
Making Change

JDI and its member programs work together to ensure that policies and practices of our public services and systems, state and federal legislation, and budget priorities reflect the needs and experiences of victims and survivors. Check out our Policy Agenda Document describing our values. Read More
Reimagining Roles for Men

JDI's Massachusetts White Ribbon Day Campaign calls on men and boys to become a part of the solution in ending and prevention gender-based violence by reimagining manhood and masculinities. Find Out More

Jane Doe Inc. Building Safer Communities

JDI is a coalition of 60 local member programs working together with our allies to find lasting solutions that promote the safety, liberty, and dignity for victims and survivors of sexual and domestic violence. We work for social change to help create a world free of violence and abuse.

Stay Informed

Read our latest newsletter: February 2017.

JDI Member Login

JDI's membership is comprised of sixty community-based sexual and domestic violence organizations in Massachusetts.

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Support Our Work

JDI's 2019 Spring Into Action Breakfast Raised over $100K

JDI's 2019 Spring Into Action Breakfast Benefit was a sold out crowd and powerful morning! Thanks to all of our sponsors and supporters who raised over $100K to support our vision for equity, justice and safety.

For more details: http://bit.ly/SIA2019_release.

And check out the photos: https://janedoeinc.smugmug.com/JDI-Spring-Into-Action-Breakfast-2019/i-bn82pJq

JDI Advocacy Agenda

JDI's advocacy agenda on the state and national level seeks to secure funding for sexual and domestic violence services, limit access to firearms, and remove barriers to services and supports for unserved, underserved and inadequately served communities including immigrants, LGBQ/T identified people, Native Americans and others. Stay up to date and receive action alerts, by subscribing here or going to our Policy Action page.

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2019

Every April, JDI joins advocates across the country to bring attention to sexual assault and invite people to help prevent it.

Learn more about this year's campaign theme, I ASK, coordinated through the National Sexual Violence Resource Center.

And join us on April 23, 2019 as we present the 2019 Visionary Voice Award to Hema Sarang-Sieminski.

JDI Launches New Website Focused on Trauma

JDI is thrilled to announce the launch of janedoe.org/healingtrauma, a unique new resource for advocates in the sexual and domestic violence field, service providers in other professions, health care providers, policymakers, and anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the impact of individual, vicarious, organizational, and historical trauma and oppression and how to foster resilience.

Our Priorities Post Election 2018

On November 6, 2018, the overwhelming majority of voters in Massachusetts voted to protect and uphold transgender rights. This is a shared victory = the leadership of the Freedom for All Massachusetts campaign, JDI members and their staff and volunteers, all of you who voted, organized and talked to someone about the importance of this issue, and most importantly the transgender community who showed courage and dignity in speaking their truths.

While we celebrate this critical step for transgender rights, the work is not done. Read more....