REPORTS

Survivor Safety Banking Guidelines

Intimate partner violence is an asset-building issue

Discover 11 actionable guidelines for financial institutions designed to protect survivor customers from economic abuse. Developed in partnership with international experts and informed by thousands of survivors across the U.S., this resource outlines strategies to safeguard assets and provide the financial support survivors need to build wealth and achieve long-term safety.

Making safety affordable

The financial devastation of abuse makes banking products unaffordable for survivors

This brief for the Asset Funders Network helps funders understand intimate partner violence (IPV) as a critical asset-building issue. It identifies the systemic barriers to long-term financial security for survivors and explores innovative strategies to prioritize survivor wealth, offering actionable insights to drive meaningful change.

Measuring the economic impact of covid-19 on survivors of color

Black and Brown Americans are dying at much higher rates from COVID-19 than white Americans are.

In partnership with metoo., this study examines the compounding socio-economic effects of COVID-19 on survivors of color. It presents urgent calls to action for social investment through policies and programs designed to ensure survivors’ financial safety and long-term security.