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An activist response to abuse, personal and political

What if you were in a dysfunctional and abusive relationship? How many times would it be effective for you to ask or demand of your partner that s/he stop the abuse? How many times do you put up with situations where you have no choice but to defend yourself as best you can from vicious attacks against you and/or your children? How productive is it to argue or attempt rational discussion with your abuser in the hope s/he'll see there error of her/his ways? How many times should you appeal to family, friends or authorities to exert influence over your abuser's actions?

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47:27 minutes (43.44 MB)

How to support survivors -- A workshop for community members

May 17 2011 - 6:00pm
May 17 2011 - 9:00pm

Location

Good Shepherd Women's Services Community Room
30 Pearl Street North
Hamilton, ON
Canada
Phone: 905.525.4573
Fax: 905.525.7085
43° 15' 40.4712" N, 79° 52' 53.2956" W

Nobody expects to be raped but one in three women will experience sexual assault.

It is important that as friends and family members we know how to respond to friends who have experienced violence.

These are skills that we learn hoping that we will never have to use them.

All community members who are interested in learning new skills are invited.

Cost: Free

PLEASE REGISTER by Friday, May 13th by phone, 905.525.4573, or email, erin@sacha.ca. Space is limited.

Presented by SACHA - Sexual Assault Centre (Hamilton & Area) and the Woman Abuse Working Group as part of May - Sexual Violence Awareness Month.

Working together we can end sexual violence!

 

Contact name: 
Erin Crickett
Contact email: 
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31:56 minutes (29.23 MB)
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17:53 minutes (16.38 MB)
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The Voices and Faces Project

May 26 2010 - 7:00pm
May 26 2010 - 9:30pm

Location

The Spectator Auditorium
44 Frid Street Free parking
Hamilton L8P 4M3
Canada
Phone: 905.525.4573 x231
Fax: 905.525.7085
43° 15' 34.8156" N, 79° 53' 32.7768" W

The Voices and Faces Project

Contact name: 
Erin Crickett
Contact email: 
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