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Domestic and sexual violence and abuse can come in several forms, including verbal or physical abuse, using guilt and money as a means of exerting power and control – along with many other types of abuse including stalking
Power and Control Graphic- Red Flags and Warning Signs?
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What Are the Signs of Domestic Violence
Sexual Assault
Dating Violence
What is stalking
On line Safety
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Additional Articles and Resources:
The pandemic caused a global surge in domestic violence – Washington Post: Dec. 2021
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