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> Christian Resources
Here is a list of Christian Domestic Violence Resources
to browse through.
> UNIFEM's Virtual Knowledge Centre to End Violence
against Women and Girls: Access the Centre at
http://www.endvawnow.org
Take advantage of this free resource that includes:
Step-by-step programming guidance
Downloadable resources for implementation in the
Tools Section
A search feature expert organizations in the
Sources of Expertise Section
Lists of events & training sessions in the Calendar Section
The opportunity to learn about ongoing programs in the
Leading Initiatives Section
Programming help in the FAQs Section
Programming Modules Include:
Adolescents & Youth
Legislation
Campaigns
Men & Boys
Conflict/Post-Conflict
Policy & Budget Cycles
Education
Prevention
Health
Safe Cities
Justice
Security/Military/Police
> Webinar Replay: Domestic Violence with Brenda Branson
Access the webinar recording here.
> Template Materials for Anonymous Reporting
End Violence Against Women (EVAW) International offers a
range of free resources to assist community professionals
with forensic compliance. The most recent addition is a set
of template materials for communities to implement a
protocol for anonymous reporting.
> Articles on Domestic Violence & The Church:
Children who witness violence in their home suffer on many
levels. Raise awareness and help your church become a
safe haven for these children. Use this bulletin insert.
Also available for your use are these
Children's Sabbath lesson plans.
> Children & Domestic Violence Free Online Courses
Visit www.ahecconnect.com and click on "courses."
Scroll down to the "Mental Health" heading and look for
courses entitled "Children and Domestic Violence."
There are several to choose from.
> Traumatic Brain Injury & Domestic Violence
This Special Collection offers information about the
intersection between domestic violence and Traumatic Brain
Injury (TBI). It provides advocates and other professionals
and other professionals with tools to screen for TBI within the
context of domestic violence as well as presentations,
articles, and other relevant resources on the topic.
> Domestic Violence in the African American Community
Find out more about Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) among
African Americans on this fact sheet from the Institute on
Domestic Violence in the African Community
(www.idvaac.org).
> Women's UN Report Network (WUNRN)
The Women's UN Report Program & Network is a non-
governmental organization to implement the conclusions
and recommendations of a United Nations Study on Freedom
of Religion of Belief and the Status of Women From the
Viewpoint of Religion and Traditions (E/CN.4/2002/73/Add.2).
This study is a major, universal, comprehensive U.N.
approach to intolerance and discrimination against women
based on religion and traditions. Visit the website.
> Brochure on the United Nations Secretary-General’s database on violence against women
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