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The objective of this video is to engage, educate and empower viewers with an emotional, impactful message about Avon's global Speak Out Against Domestic Violence campaign. This video serves to establish an emotional connection to the Speak Out program and the people it serves, as well as illustrates how the funds raised for Speak Out improve the lives of many different people.

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www.clmnews.com A Surprising Angle on Abuse How would you react to abuse when the aggressor is a woman, her victim a man. Make: www.clmnews.com your daily home for News, Politics, Sports, and Entertainment news.

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FREE Antonio Buehler Facebook Group! www.facebook.com Please Consider donating to Antonio Buehler's defense fund by clicking here: rally.org You want to know how to help? Call the following people and DEMAND that they fire criminal cops Oborski & Snider. Mayor Leffingwell: 512-974-2250 Police Chief Acevedo: 512-974-5000 City Council Members: Chris Riley: 512-974-2260 Mike Martinez: 512-974-2264 Kathie Tovo: 512-974-2255 Laura Morrison: 512-974-2258 Bill Spelman: 512-974-2256 Statement From Antonio Buehler: On January 1st, 2012 sometime between 1:00 am and 1:30 am, I was driving my friend home from a New Years Eve party. I was the designated driver and was sober. We pulled into the 7-11 on Lamar & West 10th in Austin TX to get gas, and we saw ourselves near a car that was pulled over with two police cruisers behind it. A black woman was being given a field sobriety test in the cold. She seemed to be getting bossed around by the cops, and we both took notice. They had her doing the heel to toe test in high heels. In the passenger seat was a young Hispanic lady who appeared to be on her phone. She was doing nothing aggressive. As we finished pumping gas, a cop had gone over to the passenger side door and opened it. Soon after we heard a terrible scream and watched in horror as the very built cop started yanking this poor girl from the car. The other cop came up and joined in on the abuse. My friend and I stayed within two arms lengths of the truck, and tried to take pictures <b>...</b>

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A battered woman lives under constant stress to say, or do, whatever will keep her safe. Since domestic violence is the single largest cause of injury to women between the ages of 15 and 44, it is a serious public health issue. Abused women come from all economic, social and ethnic backgrounds. The abuse can be physical, emotional, or sexual. Four million women are assaulted yearly, by partners. Recognizing the signs of domestic abuse is key. Knowing the dynamics of battered woman's syndrome may help you understand why a battered woman delays seeking help. She may fear being killed, being left homeless, or becoming destitute. Her abuser may threaten harm to her children, other family, or pets. A battered woman is often isolated from family, friends and support and sustains a constant barrage of insults which convince her she is unworthy of a better life. Abusers often control a battered woman's money and transportation. Even if a battered wife is affluent and able to leave, she may fear her husband will use his money and connections to track her down. Domestic abuse is rarely a single episode and escalates over time, but a battered woman alone must decide to seek help. A battered woman is more at risk of being murdered when leaving an abuser. Simply telling a battered woman she doesn't deserve abuse can plant the seeds for a new life. Hearing you confirm she has the right to live violence-free and express her thoughts, feelings, and emotions, might be the first time a <b>...</b>

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If you think women are more at risk of domestic violence think again! Studies have shown women are more likely and more often guilty of starting violence in the relationship and as a result the man has to defend himself. Women are more likely to use weapons than a man is and a woman is more likely to inflict more severe wounds than a man. Studies have shown that women that are in an abusive relationship is far more likely and more often bring that violence into every other relationship there after. If you disagree then watch the video! The untold story of women who abuse men and how the news will not talk about it. Men are the victims of about 2.9 million intimate partner related physical assaults. • IPV resulted in 1544 deaths in 2004. Of these deaths, 25% were males If you want to argue research, go here first: ajph.aphapublications.org Fiebert's Studies www.csulb.edu NIJ/CDC report www.menweb.org

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Polynesian brothers (young & old) share their version of "You Will Know" (by BMU written by D'Angelo) for the "Family Violence: Its Not Ok" campaign (www.areyouok.org.nz). Featuring some of NZ's top male vocalists: Vince Harder (Lion King musical production, X Factor, Sydney Australia) Lapi Mariner (solo artist, formerly of JamoaJam) Tautiaga "T" Tiatia (gospel singer) Nick Carlson (NZ & Ultimate Idol) Glen "JxN" Jackson (solo artist & comedian with kilakokonutKrew) Malcolm "Mal" Lakatani (formerly of Te Vaka) Laáulepona "UnkleStiX" Leavasa (solo artist) Saipele "Pele" Nili (Cydel) Daniel "DVN" Nathan(solo artist) Adeaze (Viiz & Nainz) Choir: Ryan "Captain Fonk" Monga (Ardijah), Rev. Mua Strickson-Pua, Che'den Stickson-Pua, Tigilau Ness, Malesala Malesala, Tautai "Toko" Tofaeono, Mataava Marston Porter, Allan Va'a, Tia, Johnson, Sio, Rick Tuiasau, Misikei, Nainz Tupa'i, Viiz Tupa'i, Tautiaga "T" Tiatia, Saipele Nili, Nick Carlson, Vince Harder, Malcolm Lakatani, Leulua'iali'i Savea Al Harrington Lavea, Laáulepona "UnkleStiX" Leavasa, Ala'imalo Lua Maynard (Visionary for this project). Musicians: Tony T (ukulele & pate) - formerly of Ardijah, Adeaze (Logovi'i "Viiz" & Feagaigafou "Nainz" Tupa'i - acoustic guitars), Dave "D" Letoa (acoustic guitar)- Cydel NUSOUL (Daniel "DVN" Nathan) - electric bass, acoustic guitar, & Phillip Crown - keyboards, programming & sequencing Otara Music Arts Centre The Village Recording Studio OMAC Centre Manager - Greg Whaiapu & team Nuú, John <b>...</b>

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From www.witness.org & SAF | The video chronicles the lives and injustices against the Akhdam women in Yemen. The 'Akhdam' , singular Khadem, meaning "servant" in Arabic, are a social group in Yemen, distinct from the majority by their darker skin and African descent. Although they are Arabic-speaking and practicing Muslims, they are regarded as non-Arabs and designated as a low caste group, frequently discriminated against and confined to unskilled and menial labor. In a society already riddled with patriarchy and poverty, the distain and discrimination against the Akhdam renders Akhdam women easy targets of violence and abuse. Akhdam women are subject to hate-based attacks and sexual assaults without any type of legal or social recourse. This video, produced by Sisters Arab Forum for Human Rights and WITNESS, features the stories and voices of three women, Haddah, Qobol, and Om Ali. Their stories of violence, injustice and forced poverty uncover the legacy of discrimination the Akhdam live with and the necessity of urgent action against these atrocities.

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May 2003 Slovakia's Roma population has always had a difficult life. Regarded as culturally inferior, they are discriminated against at all levels. Now evidence suggests they are being sterilised against their will. Ingrid Ginova was just 16 when doctors sterilised her without her knowledge. When she publicised her plight, police threatened to imprison her. Her story gives added weight to a new report stating that Romany women have been sterilised for decades without their consent. Produced by SBS/Dateline Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

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The domestic violence industry debunked by Erin Pizzey: it's about money and Feminist control. An analysis of the most commonly cited statistic in the domestic violence roadshow: 1 in 4 women experience domestic violence in their lifetimes . Looks at the way DV has been made into a gender issue when this is demonstrably false and the reasons men are wrongly and deliberately singled out for blame. Featuring: Erin Pizzey, the founder of the worlds first domestic violence shelter; Angry Harry, psychologist and Mens Rights activist; Stephen Fitzgerald, Director of the Mankind Initiative Mens Charity; Oliver Curry of the London School of Economics and Demos the independent think tank. • Domestic Violence is NOT a gender problem. • How Feminists use the issue of DV to generate income for their campaign against men • The inflation of DV figures • The 1-in-4 statistic for female victims of dv. • Consensual and mutual domestic violence • DV and the link with personality disorders • False beliefs about the nature of DV and womens role in its occurrence • Charities cynical bias towards women in the pursuit of income • Police arrest policies targeting men. • Brief look at inflated rape statistics • The huge scale of dv funding. • The "violence prone" woman.

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Television personality, constitutional law expert and former Miss Thailand, Khun Areewan has always been a symbol of glamour and inspiration. And, as more people are finding out that she is also a victim of domestic violence, she has become a symbol of defiance and strength. From a young age I have been brought up in a structure of the Thai family where women arent equal to men, she said. My boyfriend wanted to get married. I introduced him to my parents. Thats when he started beating me. At that time I thought this was his way of loving me. For years, she accepted the abuse. Like many women in her situation, she made excuses for what was happening. But one day she found the courage to leave. I realized I was a victim of domestic violence. This was the starting point of my interest in women issues. As she recovered, she realized countless others had suffered as she had. At that moment, she decided to tell her story publicly. Governments, political parties, women groups, magazines, television shows - anywhere she could tell her story, she would. Her activism and voice formed part of a groundswell of support that led to Thailands first ever law regarding victims of domestic violence. Domestic Violence is now a crime. Women who suffer from it can take their abusers to court. For the past three years, the United Nations Development program along with other UN agencies, is working with the Royal Thai Government to implement the act effectively. This includes establishing a <b>...</b>

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I haven't done a video in a while so I thought I'd phone one on in and release this interesting monologue from shock jock Tom Leykis. Some are going to complain but I don't relate to most of what Tom says. Occasionally he has an interesting topic like this. I agree with a lot of what Tom has to say here, there is a limit of how much a person can be completely absolved from a situation. But to even voice thoughts of this kind is called "blaming the victim". Sometimes the victim deserves a portion of the blame. That is reality. Say I was murdered for walking the docks at night. The person who murdered me should be caught and held to account for the crime. But I played a part in the fate that befell me. The same way that a person accepts the chances of cancer if they were to smoke. Don't cry afterwards because you decided to smoke and then got cancer. A person who has committed domestic violence has committed violence -- that is illegal. In caring societies we should have laws against violence, and we do. In the past much of DV was ignored and the feminists changed attitude. We should also help people who have nowhere to go, like a housewife with no job skills. We should help people but we should not capitulate to their helplessness. De-politicise DV, and realise that like all crimes, you cannot completely stamp it out. A lot of it stems from a state of mind. I am not a fan of MRA's becoming victim mongerers. But I have two problems with DV as it stands in the modern <b>...</b>

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On March 14, 1993, CBS aired "Men Don't Tell," a TV movie about domestic violence starring Peter Strauss and Judith Light. The twist: Strauss's character, construction executive Ed MacAffrey, was abused by his wife Laura, played by Light. Based on a true story, it dramatizes the story of a loving husband, who is terrorized by the violent behavior of his wife. He had long endured the physical and emotional abuse heaped upon him by his neurotic wife. He tolerates this not only because he loves her and is concerned over the welfare of his daughter, but also because men are traditionally regarded as weaklings if they allow themselves to be battered by their wives. After one of Laura's destructive tantrums brings the attention of the police, Ed is suspected of being the aggressor! Finally, Laura goes too far and Ed tries to defend himself--whereupon Laura crashes through the front window of her home and is rendered comatose. Ed is arrested for Domestic Violence and Attempted Murder. As he is interrogated, he tells his story of years of abuse, and how he even once sought help by calling a domestic violence hotline, only to get scorned and hung up on. This interrogation takes all night, by highly skeptical police. While this is going on, his children have been taken to their paternal grandfather, himself a retired police officer, to spend the night. In the morning, young daughter, who chose to remain silent through the years of abuse due to the humiliation and shame, asked the <b>...</b>

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Better Day is a song by South African Singer-Songwriter, Zain Bhikha that aims to inspire people to act against abuse and create awareness of the negative impact of violence on women and children. The Better Day Campaign will run alongside the International 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children Campaign from 25 November to 10 December 2011. For more information, please visit www.zainbhikha.com or download this song now at www.cdbaby.com/artist/zainbhikha Become a fan at www.facebook.com/zainbhikhaofficial

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Hello, I am the woman in this YouTube, seen protesting Rice from the audience. That day there was a whole group of us together: World Can't Wait, Stanford Says No To War, Code Pink. I am with World Can't Wait. The war criminals want a safe return to legitimacy, only public protest and rejection disrupts that. All of us were demanding to speak the truth about Rice as a war criminal (and the torture program was only one facet of her crimes). It is heartening to read so many comments of support, and if you'd like to talk more, please write me at sf@worldcantwait.org or check out www.worldcantwait.org I also want to comment back about some of the comments: First: Rice should be protested because of her war crimes and crimes against humanity --NOT for being a woman, or African-American. To writers of comments using ugly, racist and/or woman hating names against Rice -- and also to everyone else reading them: I ask you to think: Isn't hatred against Black people and women exactly the type of "thinking" that actually supports, and feeds, the existing power system -- which creates the wars for empire, and imperialist war criminals, that we oppose? Second: World Can't Wait's mission is to build and strengthen mass political resistance and opposition by people living in the US to the crimes of our own government. In politically confronting war criminals, World Can't Wait believes in, and acts on, the power of doing this through speech, only. Speech -- yelled aloud in the streets <b>...</b>

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Rep. Gwen Moore (D) Wisconsin says she wishes the abuse she suffered "was something rare, but it's not" and calls the revised version of the Violence Against Women Act fake. Every weekday morning on Current TV at 9/8 current.com

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A nursery worker and two other people have pleaded guilty to a string of child sex offences. Two women were centrally involved. So what is the scale & involvement of women as perpetrators of sexual abuse against children?

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In celebration of March's Women's History Month, Canadian hip-hop recording artist Eternia examines the prevalence of violence against women in Canada and around the world. Eternia is drawing from the third single "Love" released from her Juno-nominated album "It?s Called Life" to raise awareness for Amnesty International's campaign to Stop Violence Against Women. This sensitive and critical issue is portrayed through the music video for "Love," which features guest vocals of Eternia?s sister ? Jessica Kaya, and which is slated for release in Canada, Australia and select US markets throughout March 2006. "In their lifetime, more than one in three women around the world report being abused or suffer from other forms of violence," explains Eternia. "Love" is the most personal and meaningful song I have ever created; it illustrates the struggles of physical and emotional abuse my mother suffered at the hands of my father, while having to raise us. Many women endure abusive relationships, thinking that is the only way to survive and raise their children. "Love" is my way of expressing a mothers' ultimate sacrifice for her children." Non-profit organization The 411 Initiative For Change (411), uses musicians as the media to engage and educate young people on pressing social issues. 411 facilitated this collaboration between Eternia and Amnesty International. "Amnesty International is the world?s largest human rights organization," explains 411 Executive Director Tamara Dawit <b>...</b>

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The promo video for the track "if you allow him". (LYRICS ARE BELOW)............. A song that highlights the issues of DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & ABUSE against women, both mentally and physically. A message to women to GET OUT, BREAK THE SILENCE STOP THE VIOLENCE and not allow anyone to mistreat them. A BIG THANK YOU to: My mother for bringing me into this world I love you. My nan for bringing my mum into this world. Linzy for the production of the video and all your hard work. (Thought Juice Films Production) Lavinia Tori Sanam Jessica Shimi michelle delsha I cant mention all the names of the people that were there. But ALL the women that came and participated were absolutly fantastic all of you are stars in your own rights. And I want to thank you all for attending and being a part of the cause. xx This video has been produced by Thought Juice Films LTD. Know yourself Respect yourself Love yourself You are all queens in your own right xxx Below are the LYRICS to the track (as so many women have messaged me requesting them)....... IF YOU ALLOW HIM © By Lemoy the Siamese Empress (voice message from boyfriend, begging the girl back for the millionth time, saying that he will change and that it can work this time.) If you allow him Hell keep doing the same damn thing He's playing with your mind now he's pulling at your heart strings Its psychological and thats the dangerous part. He's playing with your mind now his playing with your heart Like a jigsaw and some of the pieces are <b>...</b>

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All these ppl say that Chinese ppl very abuse to their bitch. You see Peter Chao disagree because bitch should be respect because they do so much for you like cook and clean floor and make the fry rice if they are Chinese. If White probrabry hamburger but food is all good. I like. I show all the peepo that I am not the violent assho ppl think I am. Only when Chris Brown talk to my brain is different. NOW DON'T YOU DARE FLAG THIS VIDEO! Connect with Peter Chao: PETER CHAO'S OTHER CHANNEL! www.youtube.com PETER CHAO TWITTER www.twitter.com FIND ME ON FACEBOOK www.facebook.com PETER CHAO'S THEME SONGS www.myspace.com/thearkateks

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Reuters, Nov.17, 2009 Afghan wives choose to burn themselves to death to escape a life of domestic torture and abuse. Lee Marzel reports.

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Over 100000 people use opium in Afghanistan. How many are addicted to heroin? Should opium be used as medicine to calm children? Today, illegal processing in Afghanistan has made drugs cheaper and more available within the country... The result is that increasingly Afghans themselves are succumbing to the dangers of the country's largest cash crop. A recent United Nations survey puts the number of heroin addicts throughout the country at 50000. That's in addition to 150000 people who use opium. Poverty and unemployment are two causes of drug abuse. But in Afghanistan, there's another reason: Antonio Maria Costa: '...during the past quarter century, so many conflicts -- against the Soviets, against one another, the mujahadin, the Civil War period, the Taliban rules, the fight against the Taliban, all of this has created a context whereby people, especially internally displaced people, especially refugees, finding themselves in dire conditions, so some of them started to use opium as a way of just forgetting the daily chores, and the daily difficulties and the tragedies in life President Karzai: '...drug addiction unfortunately has come to Afghanistan, mainly as consequence of being refugees in our neighboring countries. It ruins families, its something that worries me a lot its something that we have not yet has done much unfortunately.' Many of the country's addicts picked up their habit elsewhere -- in neighboring Pakistan ... or Iran, where per capita heroin use is the <b>...</b>

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Inspired by theatre theorist, Augosto Boal: Alicia, Andrew, Bre, Emma and myself take part in this atyp production lead by Natasha, where teenagers stand up against stereotypes that they have seen, and that they themselves have ever worn. Three groups take part in this moving production. One doing religion, one doing reconsiliation and lastly my group who did sexism. Each group wrote their own performance. Special thanks to Natasha, none of this would've been possible without her. :)

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Millions of women are living as victims of domestic violence. It is important to know that domestic violence only gets worse. Stop hoping things will get better. Take action. ads2ip.com

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In Kyrgyzstan, everyone gets married by kidnapping their brides, mostly against the girl's will. Gazi Babarayova, having experienced this, decided to stand up for the rights of women to choose their own spouse. --Want to join our community and hear more about the adventures of our pioneers? Subscribe to our YouTube channel & uploads to get a peek of every new Shamengo pioneer as soon as they appear! Follow us on Facebook facebook.com Twitter twitter.com Website shamengo.com ******* Shamengo is a cross-media program giving voice to people who care and participate in building a better world. Every week we reveal a video portrait of a Shamengo pioneer who makes a difference through positive action according to one of our four values: taking care of oneself, creating with ethics, preserving the planet, and helping the others. If you identify with the spirit of Shamengo, come meet the rest of our pioneers on our website shamengo.com Have you or do you know anyone who has also intitated a positive world-changing action? You can apply to become one of our 1000 Pioneers of the New World!

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Actress Keira Knightley is seen suffering a brutal assault in a new advertisement highlighting the issue of domestic violence. The two minute TV and cinema ad, for the charity Women's Aid, shows the star being beaten by her partner after she returns home from a film set. It is directed by Joe Wright, who worked with Knightley on Atonement. You can find further information on domestic abuse at www.womensaid.org.uk

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Non-violent North Coast Earth First! activists are pepper spray tortured by the Humboldt County Sheriff's Department of California, The tortured victims sued in federal court and won; officers are no longer allowed to use pepper spray as a torture device on non-violent activists. This horrible crime against these women was carried out from commands high within the Humboldt County Sheriff's Department, the same department has been accused of racism and injustice since the 1800's.

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Permission to publish from josh at snowshoefilms.com; Producer: snowshoefilms; Production Company: snowshoefilms. Contact Information: www.snowshoefilms.com. Year: 2002. DOROTHY MACKEY: SURVIVORS TAKE ACTION AGAINST ABUSE BY US MILITARY PERSONNEL (STAAAMP) A former US Air Force captain, Dorothy Mackey explains that rape is integral to the military. She explains the military's systematic training to abuse and accept abuse, the programmatic decreasing of self-awareness that constitutes perhaps the most important part of basic training in which malleable youths are indoctrinated to think of themselves as expendable. They're also taught, she reveals (or reminds us) to have contempt for civilians, those people who fail to understand the sacrifices being made on their behalf. Mackey also touches on the CIA's Paperclip Project which secreted some 1600 World War II Nazi scientists and eugenicists into key positions in the military, universities and weapons development (nuclear, chemical biological, mind control). This interview was conducted at the Nov. 2002 SOA Watch (www.soawatch.org) protest at Ft. Benning, GA.

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If you are a woman in an abusive relationship, seek help and get out. If you are being beaten, please call the authorities. If you are a child, talk to someone... please. NOBODY deserves to feel the pains of abuse. And NOBODY (including men) should have their gender, race, culture or religion used as a stereotype or symbol of abusive. That is prejudice, sexist, racist and wrong. "Men" are not the enemy, people, regardless of race and gender who are abusive are. Another video I found on Youtube that gives GREAT food for thought in the Equal Treatment fight is: www.youtube.com

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Journalist: Faisal Qureshi Topic: Khoon Kay Aansoo Description: We all are aware of how Pakistan became an independent state. People sacrificed their lives and dignities to achieve a separate homeland. Women and young girls were raped by the enemies back at that time. But it seems as if nothing has changed. Women, teenage girls and even toddlers are now raped in this independent state and yet no seems to be bothered by any of the incidents. How can people be so ignorant towards this torture? Language: Urdu

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Anita Roberts has been working in the field of violence prevention and women's empowerment since 1976. She is the founder and guiding force behind the internationally acclaimed, SafeTeen Program. Chosen as a Canadian representative on Violence Against Women to the United Nations, Roberts is visionary, power-coach and award winning author. Her book, SafeTeen: Powerful Alternatives to Violence has been translated into Japanese and Chinese. Anita has traveled to five continents to empower women, train educators and parents and to teach youth to hold their power and speak their truth. Anita Roberts is a dynamic speaker who brings personal narrative, an engaging sense of humour and a passionate presence to her work. Find out more about her work at safeteen.ca In thespirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDxIsfeld, where x = independently organized TED event. At our TEDxIsfeld event, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events, including ours, are self-organized. This independent TEDx event is operated under license from TED.

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Via The Huffington Post: "It took nearly a year's worth of violent physical abuse before Marissa Alexander decided to stand her ground against her husband. On Aug. 1, 2010, her husband cornered her in their Jacksonville, Fla., home. Alexander said she ran to the garage to escape, but the garage door was jammed, so Alexander grabbed a pistol. Her husband, Rico Gray, 36, saw the gun and threatened to kill her, Alexander would later say in court documents. Fearing for her life, she raised the pistol above her head and squeezed the trigger, the crackle of gunfire pelting the kitchen ceiling. While the shooting may have gotten Alexander out of one jam, it put her in another: She has been in a Florida jail since 2010 awaiting a mandatory sentence of 20 years in prison for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon...".* Ana Kasparian and Richard Eskow discuss on The Young Turks. *Read more from Trymaine Lee: www.huffingtonpost.com Subscribe to The Young Turks: bit.ly Find out how to watch The Young Turks on Current by clicking here: www.current.com The Largest Online New Show in the World. Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

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Life in Recife was shot on the Canon 7D and Glidetrack shooter. Lenses used: Canon 24mm f2.8 Canon 50mm f1.8 Canon 70-200 f2.8 Music by: George Fenton from Planet Earth Name: Namibia - The Lions and the Oryx Recife poverty has taken its toll on the South American nation of Brazil which is one of the most populous countries in the world and the 8th largest economy in the world. Ironically, it is also home to almost 44 million people living in Recife poverty. In the capital city of Recife, located in the northeastern province of Pernambuco, majority of its two million populations continue to live in difficult economic situation. To them, their everyday life is a continuing battle for survival. The Recife poverty situation continues to even worsen with the increasing number of families from the rural parts of Brazil who continue to flock to Recife in hope for employment and a better life but only to be disappointed and find themselves in an even worst situation. The Recife poverty situation continues to become more multifaceted. Urban congestion in the city slums have contributed to the rise of street crimes and violence as well as social problems such as alcoholism, prostitution, marijuana and other forms of drug abuse, HIV-AIDS infections and other sexually transmitted infections, domestic violence, abuse against children and women and high illiteracy. Despite the many efforts of the present Brazilian government to bridge these economic inequalities with social alleviation <b>...</b>

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A conversation with Elizabeth Mendez Berry, who wrote the well-known Vibe magazine feature "Love Hurts" about domestic violence within (and without) hip-hop: www.thefreeradical.ca UPDATE: Elizabeth wrote to clarify that she misspoke at the end when she said it's the leading cause for all women 15-45, and she sent over more info about where she got the statistics referenced in the video, see below. ----------------- "Intimate partner violence is the leading cause of death for African-American women ages 15 to 45 and the seventh leading cause of premature death for US women overall." SOURCE: National Institute of Justice (division of the Bureau of Justice), www.ncjrs.gov MORE INFO: Intimate partner deaths have decreased most dramatically among black men. From 1976-1985, black men were more likely than black women to be a victim of domestic homicide; by 2005, black women were three times more likely than a black male to be murdered by their partners. SOURCE: Bureau of Justice www.ojp.usdoj.gov Black women make up 8% of the US population but in 2005 accounted for 42% of all female victims of intimate partner homicide. SOURCE: Bureau of Justice: www.ojp.usdoj.gov The rate of death by intimate partner homicide for black women is about three times the rate of death by intimate partner homicide for white women. SOURCE, Bureau of Justice: www.ojp.usdoj.gov ------------------ The bigger picture around the Chris Brown and Rihanna story. Because for every Rihanna and Chris Brown <b>...</b>

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Angie the Anti-Theist talking about the website christiandomesticdiscipline.com and my own abusive marriage. National Domestic Violence Hotline http (800) 799-SAFE Domestic Abuse Hotline for Men and Women (dahmw.org has a 24-hour hotline at (888) 743-5754 Abuse Victims Hotline (which helps with referrals to local agencies which can help you file restraining orders) www.avhotline.org Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network RAINN www.rainn.org (800) 656-HOPE If you'd like to read more about my story feel free to visit my website angietheantitheist.blogspot.com If you need to talk with someone, please call one of the numbers above. I am available to talk as well through email, phone, etc. but I encourage you to contact one of the above organizations if you are in immediate danger. Don't forget, if your life is in danger - CALL 911!

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This 2006 Emmy nominated film about teen dating abuse and violence shows real teens telling their stories of dating abuse and violence. The film describes how dating abuse and violence starts, how it progresses, how the abuser acts, and how to recognize it.

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Brenda Flanagan Continues Exposing Debt Collector Pressler & Pressler, LLP From Parsippany New Jersey. This Video Aired On 6/23/09 On Fox News In New York And Shows How They Used WIKIPEDIA To Obtain A Judgment Against A Consumer Which The Appellate Division Overturned; As Well As Harrassing & Abusing A Woman Over An Alledged Debt When The Alleged Debt Is Clearly In A Mans Name! These Abusers Are Continually Being Exposed On www.caipnj.org; And The Owner Of CAIPNJ Is Being Sued By Sheldon Pressler; The Owner Of Pressler & Pressler For Exposing Tactics Used By Them Just Like The Ones In The Video! Pressler & Pressler Are Operating Without The Required Bond Certificate In New Jersey Which Is A Criminal Statute. Learn More About Debt Collector Abuse On www.caipnj.org.

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*****I DON'T OWN MARTYRS**** A young woman's quest for revenge against the people who kidnapped and tormented her as a child leads her and a friend, who is also a victim of child abuse, on a terrifying journey into a living hell of depravity.

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Welcome to the West Wing Week, your guide to everything that's happening at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Walk step by step with the President as he visits American Cord and Webbing, a thriving small business in Woodsocket, Rhode Island, calls into radio shows across the country, joins the Vice President in the East Room to mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month, goes on the Daily Show, welcomes American rescue workers who used their expertise to help free 33 Chilean Miners, and much more...

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