What Would You Do?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMSb5fS5rQM[/youtube] By Ayo Aruwajoye What would you do if you were being abused? What would you do if your friend or a family member was… Read More »What Would You Do?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMSb5fS5rQM[/youtube] By Ayo Aruwajoye What would you do if you were being abused? What would you do if your friend or a family member was… Read More »What Would You Do?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTupT5pfmf0[/youtube] By Maritza Gordillo Mattie Rhodes has been serving the Kansas City community for more than 115 years. Their vision is to create a “vibrant… Read More »Mattie Rhodes to Promote Violence Prevention in the Latino Community
By Maritza Gordillo October was Domestic Violence Awareness Month and now that we are entering into November, I would like to give thanks to all… Read More »Continuing to Promote Awareness Even After Domestic Violence Awareness Month
By Maritza Gordillo October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month! Throughout the month of October, the Women’s Center and the Violence Prevention and & Response Project… Read More »Raising Awareness about Domestic Violence
By Briana Ward. Push is a novel written by a woman named Sapphire. This novel is far from vapid, taking its audience through the mind… Read More »Book Review: Push by Sapphire
By Joseph Salazar Gays, like women, suffer from domestic violence at the hands of intimate partners. The National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs, an organization that… Read More »Violence is violence, isn’t it?
By Joseph Salazar. The semester is in full swing. Take a quick break to catch up on some news items that you might have missed… Read More »In Case You Missed It
by Armelle Djoukoue “You pushed my buttons. If you had just left me alone I wouldn’t have hurt you!” The month of October has been… Read More »Domestic Violence Awareness Month