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Love-All That and More

A DVD Curriculum on Healthy Teen Relationships Read more...

Keeping the Faith

Guidance for Christian Women Facing Abuse Read more...

What Islam Says About Domestic Violence

A Guide for Helping Muslim Families Read more...

Upcoming Training

Restoring the Dignity of Women & Girls

Mar 24, 2010 from 01:00 pm to 02:00 pm

This live webinar is for anyone interested in the global developments to address violence against women and girls. Read more...

Healthy Boundaries for Clergy & Spiritual Teachers

May 24, 2010 to May 25, 2010

This training will prepare you to train others on boundary issues for clergy and spiritual leaders using A Sacred Trust curriculum. Read more...

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International Women's Day

Read Marie's blog and articles on International Women's Day, March 8. Read more...

National Coalition Against Domestic Violence's Conference

Changing Faces of the Movement: August 1-4, 2010, Anaheim, California Read more...

Recent Blog Posts

Do You Know What a “Wifey” Is?

The world of youth and young adults is a post-modern nightmare, where: • sexual harm is normalized • sexual exploitation is for many, a rite of passage • getting paid for sex is acceptable • sexting (texting nude images) is okay • monogamy is passé • participation in virtual alternate life games (role play)is the latest craze • the media says your value is based on how sexy you are • the depersonalization that comes with social networking is cool

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Women’s Work Is Never Done

March 8 is International Women’s Day. So I was pleased this past week to be in New York City for events surrounding the 54th Annual meeting of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. Not only is women’s work never done, our agenda continues to expand.

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Tiger Confesses, Apologizes; We’ll Wait for Repentance

Why did I watch Tiger Woods statement to the press today? I guess because I continue to be intrigued by how high profile public figures address their misconduct publicly.

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