Resources for Everyday People to End Violence
Resources for Everyday
People to End Violence
When Maria finds out that her daughter had been sexually abused by her former partner, she takes public action to address his abuse. When she finds out that her own brother also violated her daughter, his niece, she takes another course of action involving her whole family. Maria shares how her actions are part of her own accountability process and how this helped build trust between her and her daughter.
Rose’s older neighbor uses his status as a trusted community member to set up sexually abusive relationships with young girls in
When Maria finds out that her daughter had been sexually abused by her former partner, she takes public action to address
Rachael, an active member of the radical queer community in Australia, shares how personal experiences of sexual violence and political commitments
When “N” becomes financially abusive to her former partner “J”, friends try to hold “N” accountable by putting a club (steering
Laying out a range of factors to consider, Isaac discusses why he and friends called a community organization rather than police
