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I THOUGHT I KNEW WHAT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WAS

7-31-23  |  By: Shelley F.  |   Published by: https://www.domesticshelters.org

I thought I knew what domestic violence was. After all, I was working for a publishing company whose founder started Theresa’s Fund (the domestic violence nonprofit that created DomesticShelters.org). I donated out of my paycheck to the cause. Along with coworkers, I toured local domestic violence shelters to see where our money was going. READ MORE>>>

HOW POLICE ARE TRAINED TO RESPOND TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

9-4-23  |   Published by: https://www.domesticshelters.org   |  YouTube video

Domestic violence has been found to constitute the single largest category of police calls in some cities. When police officers respond, they know the situation can be volatile for both them and the abuser’s victim. That’s because the killer in almost one third of female homicides is an intimate partner, and 22 percent of officer “line of duty” deaths in recent years occurred while responding to domestic violence calls. READ MORE>>>

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