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One of our first posts from new Blog Correspondent, Stephen Lherisson According to a National Crime Statistics Report from 1993 posted online by the Riley Center, 90% of battered women reported that their children were present when they were beaten. Statistics are a funny thing. They give us numbers without the voice of the people [...]
Domestic violence is one of the largest human rights issues in our country today. Each year, 3.3 million children are affected. Yet, it goes on unmentioned. Domestic violence is considered a ”personal issue” and a “home issue”, but as this video shows it is an issue that affects everyone. Join us in breaking the cycle of [...]
Domestic Violence is a complicated and uncomfortable issue, one not often spoken about in public. But it is an issue which affects all of us – if not directly than indirectly. There has been a lot of domestic violence research but somehow the findings of this research fail to get the headlines that are warranted [...]
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