Gay Men Left Vulnerable as LGBT Domestic Violence Organization Faces Closure

By Take Part 02/06/2016

“… Because domestic violence is widely viewed as a women’s issue, federal funds are typically funneled to organizations that cater to female victims. But when that happens, some of the most marginalized communities are left with nowhere to turn in times of crisis. …”

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Neglected elderly rights clash with growing aged care industry

By The Australian 02/06/2016

“… The reason is their different care needs, and unfortunately every attempt to resolve the situation has failed to find a compromise. Consequently, they can no longer live as a couple, which greatly impinges on their psychological and emotional welfare. …”

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Local teens and CODA speak out during National Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month

By WTHITV 10 02/04/2016

“… According to the Council on Domestic Abuse, Domestic violence can be defined as “A pattern of behavior in any relationship that is used to gain or maintain power and control over an intimate partner.” …”

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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. …”

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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. …”

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