For many women and children who come to The Salvation Army’s family violence refuges, coercive control has been the invisible force behind years of pain, confusion, and isolation, writes Captain Penny Cooper.

There’s something about jazz that feels alive. It doesn’t rush to tidy things up. It allows for space – space to breathe, space to listen, space for honesty, writes Captain Amanda Hart

Duane and Colette, corps officers from Albany, WA, reflect on the flourishing and intentional community within their corps