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Listen to the archived show at: http://blogtalkradio.com/CouncilOf12
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DATE: April 17, 2010
SHOW: Putting the Wall Behind Us – Preventing Return to Jail
Guest: Charles Sperling, Founder & Executive Director
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C-12 TOOLS UNDER DEVELOPMENT
The Council of 12:
http://councilof12.net
Anonymously Report Ciminal Activity:
http://crooks.councilof12.net
Report Merchants Imposing Minimum Credit/Debit Card Purchase Amounts:
http://5dollar.councilof12.net
Repair & Maintain Credit:
http://credit.councilof12.net
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Council of 12 YouTube Group:
http://www.youtube.com/group/councilof12
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MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL
Brenda A. Williams
CarlTSavage:
* http://www.youtube.com/user/carltsavage
Cimbolic:
* http://www.youtube.com/user/cimbolic
Liberatingtruth:
* http://www.youtube.com/user/liberatingtruth
Neocreativesoul:
* http://www.youtube.com/user/neocreativesoul
TMOT:
* http://www.youtube.com/user/tmotofga
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Learn more about SIN BY SILENCE here http://www.wmm.com/filmcatalog/pages/c759.shtml
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Sin by Silence
A film by Olivia Klaus
Since 1989, Convicted Women Against Abuse, the first inmate-initiated and -led group inside the US prison system, has changed laws for battered women, raised awareness for those on the outside, and educated a system that does not fully comprehend the complexities of domestic abuse. From behind prison walls, SIN BY SILENCE shatters misconceptions and reveals the extraordinary lives of women who have killed their abusers and now advocate for a future free from domestic violence.

Please credit all uses of this video as follows: “Courtesy of Women Make Movies, www.wmm.com.”

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2008 Child Abuse Summit & Family Violence Conference
April 22–25

The Child Abuse Summit and Family Violence Conference is a three and half day multi-disciplinary conference targeted for professionals working in the area of investigations, interviewing, assessment, prosecution and treatment of child abuse, neglect and domestic violence. The Summit, as it has become known over its 9-year history, is hosted by the Clackamas County Sheriffs Office Child Abuse Team and the Domestic Violence Enhance Response Team. The goal is to educate professionals on the complex issues associated with child abuse and family violence, to broaden the professional’s knowledge base in multiple areas and increase the individual disciplines understanding of the other agencies roles and responsibilities. Our theme, “The Power of One in Collaboration with Others,” continues throughout the Summit as we learn new ways to work together to protect and make each child safe in our communities.

Conference Location
The 9th annual Child Abuse Summit & Family Violence Conference will be held at the:

Red Lion Hotel on the River
909 N. Hayden Island Drive
Portland, Oregon 97217 map
Phone 503.283.4466
Or 1.800 Red Lion (733.5466)
Fax 503.283.4743
Parking is FREE at the conference center.

http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/summit/

SPEAKERS
http://www.clackamas.us/sheriff/summit/speakers.htm

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Part 2 of 2- This 7 min. trailer continues the story in PART 1 about a brewing nightmare in family courts across America: children are routinely being placed by the family court in the sole custody of their abusive parents. This film exposes a few outrageous cases from Marin County, California.

Part 2 looks at the big business and money motives behind the family law machine; it urges state legislators and others to fix Calif’s courts, and it proposes a solution that would protect children. This film is a call to action if you care about this grave injustice that must be seen to be believed.

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Before I say anything, I would like to mention that this video was made for a class I took – History of Asian Americans. I had a group project and our topic was within the theme of domestic violence among Asian American women and children. We needed a “creative portion” for our group presentation so I volunteered to make some kind of cut & paste video, just to be different from all the Powerpointers and posterboards.

What’s important is that I got all of the content off the Internet using Google search with search words like, “Asian American, abuse, domestic abuse and violence.” For the video portions, those were mostly off YouTube. Music is not royalty – it’s just what I had available on iTunes that I deemed able to fit the mood we needed to convey.

And the reason I say all that is because – this is a non-profit, non-official video; I do not own any of this content (however, some of the black & white videos were taken by me) and I give great thanks and full credit to all respectable creators of any audio, images & video borrowed to make this short snippet thing.

This was basically an audience attention getter & a quick info session on our topic.

I did it in a high stress, little time situation, but I figured I’d post it here along with the rest of my videos.

Perhaps a more cleaner cut, original content video will be made in the future!

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IF YOU NEED EMERGENCY HELP OR LOOKING FOR DOMESTIC/TEEN DATING VIOLENCE COMMUNITY RESOURCES PLEASE CALL THE NATIONAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HOTLINE AT 1-800-799-SAFE OR THE MALDEF INFORMATION LINE AT 1-866-NO-ABUSO (662-2876). [Information is provided in English and Spanish].
This PSA was created by the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) CREATE! and Domestic Violence Prention Program (DVPP). It was conceived, written and acted by students from Belmont and Miguel Contreras High School in Los Angeles California.
The DVPP is the MALDEF component to the Los Angeles Domestic Violence Collaborative in partnership with the Asian Pacific American Legal Center and the Los Angeles Urban League. This initiative was possible thanks to a generous sponsorship by VERIZON. For more information about this program go to www.maldef.org or or contact Ana Paula Noguez, Domestic Violence Prevention Program Coordinator at anoguez@maldef.org.

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Learn more about SIN BY SILENCE here http://www.wmm.com/filmcatalog/pages/c759.shtml
Email orders@wmm.com to place an order.

Sin by Silence
A film by Olivia Klaus
Since 1989, Convicted Women Against Abuse, the first inmate-initiated and -led group inside the US prison system, has changed laws for battered women, raised awareness for those on the outside, and educated a system that does not fully comprehend the complexities of domestic abuse. From behind prison walls, SIN BY SILENCE shatters misconceptions and reveals the extraordinary lives of women who have killed their abusers and now advocate for a future free from domestic violence.

Please credit all uses of this video as follows: “Courtesy of Women Make Movies, www.wmm.com.”

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This video highlights some of the many programs supported by the Verizon Foundation, including thinkfinity.org, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, and the Family Justice Center

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http://www.MNFamilyMatters.com Minnesota Divorce Lawyer M. Sue Wilson describes her experience handling complex and high net worth divorce cases. Her litigation talent, ability, and reputation mean that most of the cases handled by the M. Sue Wilson Law Offices settle outside of court, saving clients the headache of drawn-out court cases.
Responsive. Effective. High Quality Results. We care about your well being.

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Police say a suicidal man shot his wife and two young children to death then killed himself Thursday night. On Friday, the man’s neighbor spoke out, saying there was a history of domestic violence in the household.

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