The Domestic Abuse Service Center (DASC) celebrated its 30th anniversary with a panel of social workers, community advocates, city attorneys, and county attorneys, who discussed the importance of protecting victims of domestic violence and the need for red flag laws.
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Knowledge is power during Workplace Rights Week in MN
Minnesota is observing Workplace Rights Week, encouraging workers to be aware of new laws such as earned sick-time requirements, expanded penalties for misclassifying employees as independent contractors, and more.
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MSR forum breaks the silence on domestic violence
“We have got to start looking out for our Black girls.’
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Six local organizations unite to shine a light on domestic violence
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, six local organizations have joined forces to raise awareness in an upcoming event ‘Breaking the Silence.’
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MSR Forefront: Every Space Should Be Safe
Tune in to MSR’s Facebook page on Thursday, October 22, 2020, at 6 pm as MSR Forefront aims to raise awareness about the issue of domestic abuse.
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‘Impact of Murder’ highlights Black mom’s triple domestic abuse tragedy
Looking for signs of potential abusive behavior is a crucial part of young women vetting of potential partners
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Two Haute Mamas talk domestic abuse in light of recent NFL cases
In just one week, two NFL players have been involved in domestic violence situations against women. Kansas City Chiefs running back Kareem Hunt was fired from the team after TMZ released video of him kicking a woman earlier this year at a Cleveland hotel. And in a separate incident, Washington Redskins player Reuben Foster was […]
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‘Sisterhood of Survival’ event seeks to break cycle of abuse (photos)
The one-hour discussion touched on various aspects of domestic violence, ranging from systemic and generational trauma and how to break the cycle of abuse to identifying abusive behaviors, prevention tips, and the importance of self-love and care.
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Find help for domestic abuse
MARPE’ (Greek for “inner healing”) supports women as they recover, heal, and thrive. No one deserves to be abused. Women dealing with domestic abuse are invited to enroll in the 2018 Spring MARPE’ program, a nine-week, nine-step women’s support and advocacy program of OASIS of Love Crisis Intervention Center. Get quality, confidential and free services […]