We've talked a lot about numbers. Percentages. Studies. Reports. Years of data.
But domestic violence has never been a numbers problem.
Behind every statistic is a person.
Someone who went to work the next morning.
Someone who got their children ready for school.
Someone who smiled when someone asked if they were okay.
Someone who may never have called the police.
Someone whose story may never appear in any dataset.
That's the part numbers can't measure.
Throughout this series, we've looked at what the data tells us about domestic violence. Today, we'd rather hear from you.
What do you wish more people understood about domestic violence?
One sentence. One thought. One thing you wish people knew. We'll listen.