Show overview
Voices Against Violence has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 83 episodes, alongside 2 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 40 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence, with the show now in its 2nd season.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 24 min and 34 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 19 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 51 episodes published. Published by Harmony House.
From the publisher
Welcome to the Harmony House Voices Against Violence Podcast site—a dedicated space crafted to educate, empower, and serve as a voice for all survivors of domestic violence, past, present, and future. Our goal is to provide an extensive range of resources and insightful content that not only informs but also inspires action and advocacy. Through in-depth discussions, compelling interviews, and engaging topics, we aim to shed light on the crucial issues surrounding domestic violence, offer support, and amplify the voices of survivors.Join us as we work together to create a supportive community, drive change, and ensure that every survivor's story is heard.
Latest Episodes
View all 83 episodesFrequently Asked Questions about Domestic Violence
What does a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) do?
Tactics of Abusers: DARVO
Safety Planning: Where do I begin?
Domestic Violence in the News
Partner Spotlight: The Victim Center
S2 Ep 13What is at the root of domestic violence?
Kirstyn and Charity talk about domestic and sexual violence: what is it, what's at the root, and how power and control tactics show up in society.
S2 Ep 12What is SAAM?
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month so Charity and Kirstyn sat down with Jenay, a Sexual Violence Prevention Specialist to "Look Back, and Move Forward". What is sexual violence? Why do some people not report what happened? Are there actions city leaders can take to make a community safer? We answer these questions and much more in this conversation.
S2 Ep 11Important Moments in Women's History
March is Women's History Month! Kirstyn and Charity discuss highlights of women's history in the US from the founding of the United States through current day. They review key achievements through the years and the challenges that still exist as we strive for equality.
S2 Ep 10Domestic Violence & Disability: Unpacking the Power, Control, and Barriers featuring Empower Abilities
Join Charity and Kirstyn for a conversation that centers on the often-overlooked intersection of domestic violence and disability. Guest host Shelby from Empower Abilities explores how power and control can manifest in unique ways for individuals with disabilities, and how service providers can be better equipped to serve all survivors of domestic violence.Who we are - empower: abilities in Springfield MO
S2 Ep 9How Gender Stereotypes Hurt
Charity and Kirstyn discuss the ways gender stereotypes contribute to dynamics of power and control, and can prevent survivors from getting help. This Women's History month, consider the gender stereotypes you believe, and work to honor everyone's equality.
S2 Ep 8Let's Talk About Consent!
Charity and Kirstyn explore consent, boundaries and respect as they challenge listeners to start small and practice the skill of asking for and respecting permission. https://secure.qgiv.com/event/thepurpleparty2026/
S2 Ep 7Teen Dating Violence: Staff Spotlight with Family Advocacy
Sit down with Family Advocacy Program Coordinator Misty as Charity and Kirstyn learn about teen experiences in shelter and how to support young people in developing social connection and safety. Learn how programming provides safety in the moment and tools for the future.
S2 Ep 6Teen Dating Violence: Protective Factors through Community Support
The CDC has identified protective factors for preventing intimate partner violence, including teaching safe and healthy relationship skills and engaging influential adults and peers. Charity and Kirstyn offer ideas on how to connect young people with supportive peers and adults. Preventing Intimate Partner Violence | Intimate Partner Violence Prevention | CDC
S2 Ep 5Teen Dating Violence: Where to Get Help
Our Teen Dating Violence Awareness series continues as Charity and Kirstyn share some of their favorite, go-to sources for information and support on dating violence. Whether you're a teen or someone who works with teens, you'll find resources that are meaningful and relevant for you. loveisrespect.orgdayoneny.orgfutureswithoutviolence.orgjoinonelove.orgyipa.org
S2 Ep 4Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month: Did You Know?
One in three teens experience physical, emotional or sexual abuse by someone they're dating before they become adults. Harmony House is proud to have Charity on staff to facilitate important conversations about teen dating violence with youth in the area. To schedule a prevention presentation please reach out to [email protected].
S2 Ep 3Stalking Awareness Month: SPARC Webinar Recap
Kirstyn and Charity discuss Stalking Survivors Speak, a training provided by The Stalking Prevention, Awareness, & Resource Center (SPARC). They discuss the commonalities between the survivors' stories, challenges survivors face, and key takeaways.To access SPARC's online training: https://www.stalkingawareness.org/elearning-courses/
S2 Ep 2Stalking Awareness Month: Understanding Stalking
Kirstyn and Charity talk through the basics of stalking for Stalking Awareness Month, what it looks like, and debunk a few myths surrounding it.Resources in this episode: SPARC stalkingawareness.org
S2 Ep 1New Year, New Season!
Charity, Kirstyn, and producer Atticus share their favorite episodes and guests from season 1, who we are, how Voices Against Violence began, and what's coming in 2026.
S1 Ep 62Trauma-Informed Care and Why It Matters
Kirstyn and Charity continue the conversation about trauma. This episode focuses on trauma-informed care, how to apply it in homes and workplaces, and the positive affect trauma-informed care has on all of us as we move through the world.