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Meet Our New SAFE Web Development Intern - Adrian Gutierrez!
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Adrian joined our summer internship program as our new web development intern. Adrian is a computer science major at California State University, Bakersfield. Adrian is creating a user-friendly app for SAFE's National Directory of Services for Underserved Victims. He is very excited to be apart of our team and look forward to gaining valuable experiences and skills for his profession.
FUN FACT: He likes to produce music in his free time!
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Meet Our Video Production Intern From UCLA, Haylee McDonald!
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Please give a warm welcome to SAFE’s Video Production intern for Summer 2018, Haylee McDonald. She attends UCLA and is majoring in communications. She is currently working on a video for our
Instagram
account. Haylee hopes to learn new video editing skills as well as learn about the operations of a non-profit organization. Her future goal is to enter an entertainment industry and use art to make a difference.
FUN FACT: Haylee loves going to concerts!
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Domestic Violence Articles
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By Straits Times on 06/24/2018
"... Their stories are part of a new pattern of behaviour in domestic abuse cases tied to the rise of smart home technology. Internet-connected locks, speakers, thermostats, lights and cameras marketed as the newest conveniences are now also being used as a means for harassment, monitoring, revenge and control. ..."
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By Daily Item on 6/26/2018
"... Caseworkers confirmed almost 19 reports of elder abuse, neglect and exploitation every day in the 2016-17 fiscal year, according to that data.
The number of substantiated cases of abuse, neglect or exploitation increased more than 50 percent over the same period just three years prior, according to data provided by the state Department of Aging. ..."
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By Clarion Ledger on 06/24/2018
"... Decades ago, population experts began telling us to get ready for a major population shift as the baby-boomer generation (those born from 1946 to 1964) started to retire. Coupled with increasing life expectancy, this shift would challenge our society as record numbers of Americans became elderly. ..."
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By The College Fix on 06/01/2018
"... She reported the incident to municipal police the next day, claiming she was “too drunk” to consent, but they didn’t charge Doe, who was 15 credits shy of graduation. ..."
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YOU CAN MAKE A
DIFFERENCE
SAFE
works to ensure services will be available for ALLdomestic violence victims; regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, or ethnicity. Your donation will help to ensure that all domestic violence victims will have a place to go for help.
SAFE
is a 501(c)(3), tax exempt, non-profit organization. All donations are
tax deductible
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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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Stop Abuse For Everyone compiles information for distribution as a public service. The information distributed does not necessarily reflect the views of Stop Abuse For Everyone and Stop Abuse For Everyone does not necessarily endorse the views of any person or organization which may subsequently redistribute information received from Stop Abuse For Everyone.
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