Eight brochures illustrating a tactic used by an abuser from the Power and Control Wheel. They are used to raise awareness on how intimidation, isolation, using children, emotional abuse, or economic abuse appear in a violent relationship.

Each DV Tactic brochure has a corresponding Equality brochure. These brochures illustrate the opposite behavior in a healthy relationship such as respect, trust and support, responsible parenting, honesty, and accountability.

The brochure is designed to give women who are in a domestic violent situation an overview of abusive behaviors and potential risks for her and her children. It offers examples of abuse women experience including the batterer breaking or smashing things, making threats or intimidating gestures, pushing, shoving, choking, name calling and insults. This gives women who are in violent relationships quick assessment points to determine their risk of increasing danger, listing behaviors that show the violence is escalating and needing more outside help from places like the courts, police, or advocacy programs. These assessment points are meant to provide women with some warning signs, but at no point does the assessment predict the potential for increased violence or murder–a woman who is experiencing the violence is the best judge of her situation.