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Welcome our newest advisory board member, Dr. Hyunkag Cho!
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Dr. Hyunkag Cho is an associate professor in the School of Social Work at Michigan State University. His research has focused on intimate partner violence (IPV), with a specific emphasis on help-seeking behaviors among IPV victims, including immigrants. Rigorous data collection from ethnic minority communities and collaboration with culturally competent scholars are emphasized through his research. He has worked with a local domestic violence shelter to develop service protocols for those with limited English Proficiency and served as an interpreter for Korean American survivors.
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Meet Our New Public Relations Intern, Sherry Gardiner!
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Sherry’s role as a public relations intern includes sending out press releases, scheduling media interviews, marketing, planning events, networking, and
reaching out to other organizations with a similar mission. She is currently looking for venues for our next fundraiser.
She joined this internship to get her foot in the door as a start on her journey to obtain a career in public relations. She hopes to gain valuable skills and experience that will help her secure a job when she graduates. She also joined the internship to experience the fun and excitement that the SAFE internship provides to their interns!
Sherry’s future goals are to graduate by next year with her Bachelor’s degree and land a position in public relations.
FUN FACT: Sherry is passionate about animals and hopes that she can incorporate her future career to help animals!
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Domestic Violence Articles
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By Washington Post on 05/17/2018
"... Over two hours of emotional testimony Thursday, the ex-girlfriend of 49ers linebacker Reuben Foster said she “lied a lot” about him beating her. Based on Elissa Ennis’s initial allegations, police arrested Foster on Feb. 11, and he was charged last month with three felonies, including domestic violence, forcefully attempting to prevent a victim from reporting a crime and possession of an assault weapon. ..."
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By Sentinel - Tribune on 06/19/2018
"...“Women shame other women a lot and that’s a big problem but also men are victims of domestic violence as well as it’s very hard for them to get out because usually people just laugh at them for being abused because it goes against our stereotypes of men and masculinity,” Steiner said. ..."
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By The Washington Post on 06/14/2018
"... LAST SUMMER, everything changed. That was when Stan Lee lost his wife of seven decades — and, subsequently, so much else.
Without her, the factions within Stan Lee’s circle have fought and fractured, right up to this week’s allegations of elder abuse of Lee, who turned 95 in December. ..."
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By The Atlantic on 06/01/2018
"... “Male and female student have a drunken hookup. He wakes up, terrified she's going to file a sexual misconduct complaint, so he goes to the Title IX office and beats her to the punch. She is found guilty and suspended.” ..."
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Visit Our National Directory Of Services
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Stop Abuse For Everyone (SAFE) is in the process of building our online National Directory of Shelters and Services for victims of initimate partner violence who typically fall between the cracks and few services are available:
straight men, GLBT victims, teens, and the elderly.
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SAFE'S EDUCATIONAL BROCHURES
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SAFE offers several educational brochures on Dating Violence, Bullying, Elder Abuse, Sibling Abuse, and Domestic Violence.
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Your membership/donation will help fund SAFE and enable our organization to continue our educational, media, and advocacy programs. Funding is necessary to help spread awareness on serious issues for victims who fall between the cracks of services available to them.
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Find resources on:
- Bullying
- Domestic Violence
- Elder Abuse
- LGBT Abuse
- Sibling Abuse
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For information about scheduling a presentation for your company or organization please visit our
Speaker's Bureau page
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