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Stop Abuse For Everyone™ A Non-Profit Charitable Human Rights Organization16869 SW 65th Ave PMB 212Lake Oswego, OR 97035-7865(503)853-8686http://www.safe4all.org Recommendations for Re-Authorization of the Violence Against Women Act 2005 Review and Change Key Aspects of VAWA Language Need: A key component of the legislative intent of VAWA is to assist victims of domestic violence and sexual…

One of the problems with discussions on domestic violence is that so many things people think are factual are actually factoids. This page collects common factoids on domestic violence, and rebuts, confirms, or clarifies each. Claim Fact check Men make up 5% of the victims of domestic violence Approximately 1.5 million women and 834,732 men…

Written by Richard L. Davis, SAFE Speaker I believe that as law enforcement officers increase their knowledge about the dynamics of domestic violence, they respond better while markedly decreasing their level of frustration.Susan R. Paisner It would seem logical that all victims of domestic violence regardless of age, gender or sexual orientation would receive justice from the criminal…

Celebrity Domestic Violence Cases These are well-known figures who have been victims of domestic violence. Wherever possible, citations or references are provided. Please let us know if you have any additions to make, or if there are any inaccuracies on this list. Please keep in mind that partnership violence is often complicated: it can happen to men…

SAFE ESSAYS   Review of Linda Mill’s Insult to Injury – Dr. Jack Turteltaub reviews Linda Mill’s book.  Well-known domestic violence victims – A list of prominent cases of abused men (straight), and abused same-sex victims.  Review of Thomas James’ Domestic Violence: The 12 Things You Aren’t Supposed to Know – Dr. Jack Turteltaub reviews Thomas James’ book …

(c) 2001 Bill Kuhl  Domestic violence against men is the subject of my graduate thesis.  From my research, I have come to realize that, despite the increased media attention it has received lately, people still know very little about this form of abuse – especially two of its most common components.    The first is that men, as a…

Fundamentals of Research WritingENG 377 – Linfield CollegeProfessor Donna Reid August 16, 2001 by Nancy Wolf What is the face of domestic violence? In the past, my answer would have fallen within a range that I suspect most of us see – a range that includes women’s faces, battered and bloodied; women’s bodies, bruised and…

by David L. Fontes, Psy.D., CEAP9728 Kent St., Suite CElk Grove, CA 95624 (916) 685-5258, ext. 8E-mail: maledv@citlink.net September 23, 1999 What domestic violence presenters don’t tell you. How many know that the same research which is used to say that a woman is severely assaulted by her husband/boyfriend every 15 second in this country, also…

© Kim S., Professional Speaker, 2004http://www.kimsawareness.com/ Most everyone has experienced a painful break-up at one point in their lives, so it is easy to sympathize with someone else who is having difficulty letting go – who continues phoning, or sending flowers, letters, and gifts to an estranged partner in an attempt to reconcile with him/her.…