Domestic Violence Awareness Month
http://eachotherskeeper.blogspot.com
October 01, 2010
Objective:
To provide youth and women with education about healthy relationships and change attitudes that support violence.
During this month, we will rededicate ourselves to breaking the cycle of violence. By providing blogs, posts, case studies, and poems about healthy relationships and why domestic violence should not be tolerated, and by changing attitudes that support violence, we recognize that domestic violence can be prevented. We must use this rare opportunity to build the nations awareness of this quiet crisis and serve serve those in need.
And across America, I encourage victims and their families to call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE. No victim of domestic violence ever struggles alone.

10/06/10 Domestic Violence Awareness Month
by: ELMDyck
Out of something bad once again comes something good. I do want nothing more then to stop Domestic Violence and if sharing my story helps someone else then not even he can shut me up. I now provide resources here on my blog provided by Klinic on Broadway. Can't sleep? 15 tips & tricks, Personal Rights Handout, Things to look for when beginning a Relationship, Is this the way love is suppose to feel? What's up with my Relationship? What are boundaries? and a Violence Wheel provided by Kia from AN

10/06/10 Let me think! Flyer
by: ELMDyck
This flyer is sporting both the 'Stop Violence Against Women' and 'Stop Domestic Violence' icons. If I could change a few laws I would but this is where I guess I should start with my protest against Domestic Violence. The Monsters need to be stopped and the victims need to feel safe, I have become so very passionate when it comes to this topic and I feel that Domestic Violence needs more awareness, it should be taught about in schools. I have a story and I want it heard, neatly stacked shiny co

7/27/10 Cycle of Violence
by: artambrosia
It's really a cycle we must learn to break. I heard a woman speak on the subject once - how women who are abused react to the violence. She has been an expert in many murder trials where the woman kills her abuser and the woman has been aquitted because of this experts theories. I hope to find more on this and bring it to light in my post.

6/21/10 Lets Encourage
by: myundiary
Please encourage others to join this cause. Lets not wait til October to bring awareness. If you have written a post already, please share it here. I will be creating a post next week. Thanks so much!
















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10/07/10 Domestic Violence
by: Veggielover99
Not many realise that behind closed doors domestic violence is a lot more common than one would think. Outside the home to all that know them those who are offenders come across as wonderful, fun, easy-going, warm-hearted people. It's often family and freinds who are the most shocked at learning that they are violent offenders. Many people also see the warning signs in their friends, co-workers etc and say nothing or just turn a blind eye because they think it's none of my business. More people
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