SAFE Newsletter 07/11/2018
Domestic Violence Articles


By Science Daily on 07/10/2018

"... Most studies examining domestic violence look at female victims in heterosexual couples or have only asked questions of one member of a male couple.

Nearly half (46 percent) of the 320 men (160 couples) in the study reported experiencing some form of intimate partner violence in the last year -- physical and sexual violence, emotional abuse and controlling behavior. ..."

By Patch on 07/10/2018

"... WIFR reported Remedies Vice President of Operations, Karen Gill says timing is everything in these situations, adding that Remedies has gotten a big increase in calls since the program was put in place last November, with 160 more calls made to their center in June through the cells phones, including more male victims and different languages than before. ..."
Bullying


By Valley News Live on 07/09/2018

"... "I think that having a creative outlet seems to be really helpful for a lot of people," Vedvei adds. “We talk a lot about how we can’t control what these other kids are doing. Unfortunately, we can’t always control other people’s actions or behaviors towards us but we can try to control how we deal with their actions and how we respond to those.” ..."
Elder Abuse Articles


By Observer Dispatch on 07/10/2018

"... A recent report from county officials was disturbing. It found that more than 143 seniors facing some form of elder abuse had been referred to the Oneida County Office for the Aging & Continuing Care and its partners in the county’s Elder Abuse Coalition last year. ..."


By Post Bulletin on 07/10/2018

"... I live in Los Angeles, a little more than 100 miles from Palm Springs, and we kept in touch by phone at least once a week. I would visit him in person three or four times a year. The point is that I did not keep track of Pete day to day. ..."


By USA Today on 07/06/2018

"... The private struggle over the care and legacy of Marvel mastermind Stan Lee played out in public Friday in a Los Angeles courtroom as attorneys working with his daughter shoved aside a previous lawyer and reasserted that they represent the 95-year-old Lee. ..."
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