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Hallucinogens may protect against domestic violence: study

By DNA 02/08/2016

“… Of the 56% of participants who reported using hallucinogens such as psilocybin or LSD, only 27% were arrested for later intimate partner violence, or IPV as opposed to 42% of the group who reported no hallucinogen use being arrested for IPV within seven years. …”

Read the entire article: http://www.dnaindia.com/health/report-hallucinogens-may-protect-against-domestic-violence-study-2175254

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Domestic violence happens every day, not just during Super Bowl

By Fremonttribune.com 02/06/2016

“… today, February 5th, Governor Markell signed the proclamation declaring February as Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month (TDVAPM). …”

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Okanagan Indian Band gains funds targeted at domestic violence

By Vernonmorningstar.com 02/04/2016

“… Approximately $65,000 is being delivered for OKIB’s unique ‘A Canoe Journey’ program, a three-day canoe journey ending at a traditional gathering place to build respectful relationships and work on skills to prevent conflict, abuse and violence. …”

Read the entire article: http://www.vernonmorningstar.com/news/367749451.html

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#ThatsNotLove: Helping Teens Spot Signs of Relationship Abuse

By CNN 02/24/2016 

“(CNN )Looking back, Mattis Collier, now 20 and a junior at the University of South Carolina, can see all the warning signs.

‘It was a very quick relationship. I didn’t know him very well … but the jealousy, the rage, all of that stuff came pretty soon after,; said Collier about her ex-boyfriend, whom she started dating early in high school….”

Read the entire article: http://www.cnn.com/2016/02/24/health/teen-dating-abuse-thatsnotlove-one-love-foundation/index.html

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News from the Nation: Domestic violence

By The Times 02/03/2016

“…Facts like these lead the Cherokee Nation to found the One Fire victims advocacy group. One Fire offers victims of domestic violence a safe place to get help. The services provided by One Fire include advocacy, transitional housing and civil legal assistance. …”

READ THE ENTIRE ARTICLE:   http://www.pryordailytimes.com/opinion/news-from-the-nation-domestic-violence/article_ffd9a0cc-ca7a-11e5-a6c8-b742d6262301.html

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