Asian/Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Resource Project (DVRP) is an organization that has been providing support and services to survivors of domestic violence in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia since 1996. Founded by survivors, DVRP is deeply rooted in the community and is dedicated to addressing domestic violence within the Asian and Pacific Islander (A/PI) communities. DVRP offers a range of resources and materials to assist survivors in their healing journey.

They have developed toolkits such as Understanding the Impact of COVID19 and Anti-Asian Hate Violence, Keeping Us Safe: Safety Planning Toolkit, and Disrupting Elder Abuse: Senior Cards. These resources provide valuable information, guidance, and support for individuals experiencing domestic violence and their allies. In addition, DVRP provides mental health services, both in English and various A/PI languages, to aid survivors in their healing and recovery process.

They also have a comprehensive language guide that centers survivors and supports trauma-informed language practices. Through their work, DVRP aims to disrupt cycles of abuse, empower survivors, and create a community that is safe, supportive, and free from violence. To stay updated with their initiatives and receive valuable information, subscribers can sign up for their newsletter