By Anson Tong On August 11, 2007, Nimisha Tiwari was running errands in Naperville, Illinois in the family’s silver Honda Odyssey. She pu...

By Tishya Bedi, Daya Intern April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Due to the stigma of sexual violence, there is a lot of false inform...

An interview with Daya client advocate Madiha Haque. WHY IS HOUSING A BARRIER FOR DAYA CLIENTS IN PARTICULAR? Most people don’t think of ...

By Dr. Nusrat Ameen, Senior Director of Legal Services at Daya Immigration abuse is very common amongst Daya clients since many are immig...

Leaving an abusive relationship is a brave decision and requires careful planning to ensure safety before, during, and afterward. We've m...

Today we kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month. It’s natural to think of domestic violence as a private issue – it happens behind cl...

Since 2016, Daya has provided Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) treatment to help clients process their trauma. After ...

When we grow up in a world where you hug your relative or family no matter what, denying someone a hug is considered a major sign of disr...

Every 92 seconds, a person is sexually assaulted in the United States.* On average, there are 321,500 victims (age 12 or older) of rape a...

It's no secret that we are a tight knit community that shares our opinions about everything - education (where should we go?), weddings (w...

Occasionally a show comes along that makes us all sit up and pay attention. Big Little Lies was one of those shows. What started out as a...

Abusive relationships don’t start out abusive, they often start out exciting and exhilarating. You feel like all the colors are brighter,...

Most of us are know the word love, but do we know how to love? Despite its importance in our life no one ever explicitly teaches us how t...