Dating Violence Presentation by Elizabeth Crawford for the Narragansett Regional School District
If you are interested in “Stop Abuse for Everyone” speaking at your school in-service, event, or community night please contact us.
Phone: (661) 829-6848
Email: director@stopabuseforeveryone.org
Dati has appeared on WGN News with Larry Potash; ABC News with John Garcia; NBC News with Dick Johnson, ABC 7 Windy City Live with Val Warner. Additionally, he has been interviewed by Sarah LeTrent from CNN ; by Naomi Nix from Chicago Tribune; by Mike Thomas from Chicago SunTimes; and by Carrie Maxwell from Windy City Media Group. He is frequently invited to be a guest speaker on radio shows such as DTalk Radio Show hosted by Denise Brown; eHealth Radio Network hosted by Eric Michaels; and blogtalkradio hosted by Laurie Smith.
Dati’s book “I AM ME” was published in 2014. It chronicles his life of abuse commencing with the rape by John Wayne Gacy as a nine year old KIRKUS describes “I AM ME” as a “riveting, heart-wrenching chronicle of one man’s journey from victim to survivor.” It is an intense story that could empower other survivors.
SAFE Speaker — Dr. Ed Stephens will be speaking at Iona College in New York on February 9th from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. est on “Dating Violence”
His presentation is part of the SAFE Educational Series to stop abuse for everyone.
Check out all of our educational brochures at https://stopabuseforeveryone.org/brochures.
Our brochures can be printed out and distributed to shelters and individuals who would benefit from the educational information.
David T. Pisarra, Esq – Los Angeles
He is an internationally sought after speaker on Men’s Rights, Personal Performance, and Leadership Lessons From The Law. His presentations to audiences from California to Virginia and as far south as Mexico have garnered high praise for their entertainment and educational value.
He is the author of four books, three for men: A Man’s Guide To Divorce Strategy, A Man’s Guide to Child Custody, A Man’s Guide to Domestic Violence; and the internationally recognized What About Wally? Co-Parenting A Pet With An Ex.
He is The Lawyer’s Lawyer. His trainings for other lawyers across the nation with Thomson/Reuters have been on topics as diverse as Family Law For Men, International Child Custody, Domestic Violence, and Podcasting for Professionals.
There are many speakers on leadership, but few are able to ground their talks from lessons learned in the trenches of the courts, and the battlefields of business – David Pisarra has the experience and the ability to motivate not just from the top down, but from the bottom up. As an entrepreneur he has built companies, and fixed ones that were in trouble.
He worked his way through law school going into companies that were in distress and quickly managed to find ways to cut costs, motivate the staff, and, build and implement a publicity plan for new client development. As an entrepreneur himself he has built a medical diagnostic company, a law practice and a multi-media publishing company.
Prior Speaking Engagements:
Domestic
International
· Open Circle Society – Ajijic, Mexico
· American Legion – Chapala, Mexico
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By Dianna Thompson & Gordon Finley — Santa Barbara Independent
“…To avoid being accused of sexual assault, consent must be ongoing throughout a sexual encounter and can be revoked at any time — including months later. …”
Read the entire article: http://www.independent.com/news/2014/aug/11/affirmative-consent-u/#comments
Stop Abuse For Everyone announced today that it will allow its abuse brochures to be freely downloaded via the SAFE website.
President Jade Rubick explained: “We decided the best way to get the word out for underserved victims of domestic violence was to make these quality brochures freely available via our website. We give any visitor to our website a license to download the brochures and print them out, so they can be freely available across the country and throughout the world where it is needed most.
We encourage individuals to print them out and put them in public spaces, after consulting with the organizations involved, so that everyone who is in abusive relationships can find the help they are looking for.”
The Stop Abuse For Everyone brochures are available via:
https://stopabuseforeveryone.org/finding-help/brochures.html
DEAR ABBY: I know most of your readers are women, but could you please spread awareness of female-on-male domestic violence? You have done a great job with male-on-female abuse awareness, and I think American society is fairly well saturated with it. But there is little out there for men who have been or are being abused. — Minnesota reader
DEAR READER: Domestic violence is not restricted to any social, racial, religious, economic group or particular gender. And while male victims may be embarrassed to disclose it, men can be victims of domestic violence, too.
In years past, men were hesitant to call a domestic abuse hotline when there was a crisis because they were ashamed, had been bullied into thinking they “deserved it,” or were afraid they wouldn’t be believed. That is no longer the case.
Male victims of domestic violence can find help by contacting the Domestic Abuse Helpline for Men and Women. The organization’s toll-free helpline is (888) 743-5754 or log onto its Web site at www.dahmw.org. Another organization, SAFE (Stop Abuse for Everyone), also assists victims of abuse regardless of age, gender or sexual orientation. Its Web site is www.safe4all.org.
Read more: http://www.sunherald.com/2010/04/22/2123711/teen-keeps-mum-about-vile-grouping.html
