Space Robots PSA

May 222010

www.safeandrespectful.org This PSA, entitled “Space Robots” was created as part of the Messages From Teens Project sponsored by the Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence. It was developed by teens for teens to demonstrate healthy boundaries within relationships. The Messages From Teens PSA’s address several different aspects of healthy dating relationships and dating abuse, and are posted at www.safeandrespectful.org

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Stop Violence Against Women

May 172010

This video is an advocacy material on the CAMPAIGN TO STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN by TOUCH Foundation, Inc. through the project entitled, “Strengthening Support System for Victims of Gender-Based Violence in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines” which is funded by CORDAID — The Netherlands. It aims to provide information to victims/survivors as well as the general public on how to seek assistance and services from concerned agencies and authorities.

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CAMPAIGN TO STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN

May 82010

This video is an advocacy material on the CAMPAIGN TO STOP VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND CHILDREN by TOUCH Foundation, Inc. through the project entitled, “Strengthening Support System for Victims of Gender-Based Violence in Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines” which is funded by CORDAID — The Netherlands. It aims to provide information to victims/survivors as well as the general public on how to seek assistance and services from concerned agencies and authorities.

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Ending Violence Against Women

April 202010

Activism in the Vancouver area, of British Columbia Canada, to End Violence Against Women. This video includes segments from four events between November 25, December 5 and December 6 2008.

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Sexual Assault Awareness Music Vid–Supergirl S.V.U.

April 202010

As many as one in four women will be sexually assaulted in her lifetime. In this episode of Law and Order, Special Victims Unit, undercover detective Olivia Benson is nearly raped by the attacker of a young victim she’s been working with. Soon she is to realize that violence against women is commonplace in the predominately male-run corrections center.

For information or help, go to: http://www.rainn.org.

Remember, abuse is never the victim’s fault. If you or someone you know has been or is being hurt, tell someone. Seek justice.

Law and Order: SVU is copyrighted material, as is the song, “Supergirl”, by Reamonn. They belong to their respective holders. No infringement intended.

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Reese Witherspoon Solutions to End Sexual Violence, Domestic Violence and Human Traffic

March 272010

Reese Witherspoon Solutions to End Sexual Violence, Domestic Violence and Human Traffic Vital Voices and Avon Announce Innovative Partnership to End Violence Against Women Worldwide
Initiative Includes $1.2 Million in Donations from the Avon Foundation for Women and Avon Products, Inc. to Fund Bold and Innovative Programs that Seek Sustainable Solutions to End World’s Worst Forms of Violence: Sexual Violence, Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking

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OETA Story on Domestic Violence Summit aired on 06/17/09

March 152010

This is a story that aired on OETA Public Television’s The Oklahoma News Report in Tulsa Oklahoma as reported by Angela Rosecrans and photojournalist Tim Carson. For more information or to contact us, please go to www.oeta.tv

The verbatim script follows below…

THIS DRAMATIZATION REFLECTS THE REALITY OF WHAT IS HAPPENING IN MANY HOMES ACROSS OKLAHOMA EVERY DAY.

OUR STATE IS FOURTH IN THE NATION FOR WOMEN WHO ARE MURDERED BY MEN.

JUST THIS YEAR, THERE HAVE BEEN 32 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOMICIDES AND SEVEN SUICIDES.

TODAY IN TULSA, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVOCATES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, AND SOCIAL WORKERS FROM ACROSS THE STATE LISTENED TO PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELD ABOUT THE EVER-CHANGING LAWS THAT AFFECT VICTIMS AND THOSE WHO HELP THEM.

MARCIA SMITH “it has really become an issue of education and that’s why we have the conference we have trainers that go across the state and train law enforcement officers but the laws change pretty quickly and it’s making sure everyone is on the same page.”

MARCIA SMITH WITH THE OKLAHOMA COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT.

SHE SAYS THE STATE LEGISLATURE WAS SUCCESSFUL LAST SESSION IN PASSING SEVERAL LAWS THAT WILL HELP VICTIMS.

SUCH AS…

MARCIA SMITH “if a victim has had the first incidence of violence that would be at a misdemeaner level but if they find a pattern that this individual has perpetrated against other victims and there are two more and they can increase that level to a charge of a felony crime.”

OTHER ISSUES THAT WERE TALKED ABOUT INCLUDED THE NEED FOR MORE PROGRAMS IN OKLAHOMA.

LINDA ANDERSON A COUNCELOR AT THE YWCA IN ENID SAYS IN RECENT MONTHS THERE HAS BEEN A SHARP INCREASE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

LINDA ANDERSON/ ENID YWCA COUNCELOR “I think the economy has something to do with it I think that summer time we always kind of peak there’s more partying there’s more alcohol involved.”

TRACY REDMON LYALL/ DVIS/CALL RAPE “we know that the economy has brought people into us for services more often and summertime does the same thing. Heat, children being at home brings people into our counseling drives up our calls drives up our numbers at our emergency shelters.”

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ADVOCATES SAY THE ECONOMY IS ALSO CAUSING THERE TO BE LESS SERVICES AVAILABLE.

BUT THAT DOESN’T CHANGE THEIR MESSAGE TO VICTIMS OF ABUSE.

MARCIA SMITH “you need to call and ask for help if you don’t ask we have a wonderful network even with the capacity issues we have a wonderful network of individuals who are willing to help but that individual has to make the call and ask.”

OKLAHOMA’S SAFELINE NUMBER IS 1-800-522-safe (7233).

IN TULSA, ANGELA ROSECRANS, THE OKLAHOMA NEWS REPORT.

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Circumcision and Rape

March 62010

Circumcision means removal of the foreskin, one of our most essential safeguards against rape.

The Onision site: http://onision.com

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Domestic Violence Is OK in Canada as long as your a Women

January 212010

The Courts and Police in Canada have shown that they simply DO NOT Care about Male Victims of Domestic Violence, even when a Women admits to the CRIME under Oath they will not lay charges!

This is in clear violation of Section 15.1 (2) of the Canadian Charter Of Rights And Freedoms which states

15. (1) Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability.

(2) Subsection (1) does not preclude any law, program or activity that has as its object the amelioration of conditions of disadvantaged individuals or groups including those that are disadvantaged because of race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability.

Please write the Ontario Government demanding to know why Women are allowed to Abuse Men and get away with it ! Tell them they need to HELP Men as well as Women who are Victims of Domestic !!!

Here is a link to the Government of Ontario Website to send a message, I appreciate your support !

http://www.premier.gov.on.ca/home/index.php?Lang=En

If you do write an e-mail please leave a comment saying you have done so, Lets stop the Gender Bias and the almost legal way of Domestic Violence against Men that is being allowed to happen.

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Stop Violence Against Women!

December 212009

This is an interview with a victim of abuse who was blinded as well as a representative of an Aid organisation in South Africa. This was part of the training by NIZA at Highway Africa at Rhodes university.

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