Domestic Abuse
Who I respect...
I respect my older brother, Matthew. He has taught me that the greatest lessons in life are often learned through the hard road and he always inspires me to stay true to myself. Matthew goes beyond what’s expected of him.
Doing Your Part to End Abuse is Just a Click Away...
Enjoy your online holiday shopping by giving back to a great cause without emptying your pockets! Each time you visit www.giverespect.org Geoffrey Beene Gives Back will donate $5 to help end domestic abuse on your behalf!
Personal Stories of Domestic Violence Survivors
We admire those people who have survived violent relationships and consider them to be an inspiration for all! Check out some of these stories by clicking hereDomestic Violence Outside the Home
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Unfortunately, victims of domestic violence aren't always safe when they leave their homes. The violence usually follows everywhere a victim goes - including the workplace. Read more about this issue by clicking here.
Mixed Messages on Asylum
Attorney General Michael Mukasey recently took action in two cases involving women who are seeking asylum in the United States. One is positive, and the other deeply concerns advocates for women asylum-seekers who are fleeing gender-based violence in their home countries. Read ArticleAbuse is not always physical...
Physical abuse can be easy to detect in violent relationships, but verbal abuse tends to go under the radar in many cases. This article tells the stories of three brave women who conquered verbally abusive relationships and offers advice on how to help yourself or a friend in need. http://www.redbookmag.com/love-sex/advice/verbal-abuse-violenceSurvivor of Domestic Abuse
Our partners at Alpha Chi Omega have been working hard to help create awareness and support for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Please join in by watching Carolyn Cox, a domestic violence survivor, share her compelling story. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doP0sEHvOEkOur Celebrity Advocates!
Celebrities who are advocates for domestic and dating violence are Christina Aguilera, Ellen DeGeneres, Halle Berry, Oprah Winfrey, Selma Hayek and Teri Hatcher. Together, their strong voices have worked to engage people in global conversations about the issue and have raised awareness for this epidemic facing our society. We’re so fortunate to have their support!Today Kicks off Domestic Violence Awareness Month!
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. During this time, we are reminded that together we can and will build a new kind of society. One that encourages decency and respect.
Teens & Dating Violence
A number of today’s teens are victims of dating abuse. Do you know your facts on this tragic epidemic? Take this quiz to find out and help us spread the knowledge!Top Brands
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