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Changing
Faces of the Movement:
NCADV's and NOMAS' Collaborative Conference on Ending
Violence
July
31st through August 4th,
2010
The
Hilton Anaheim
(group rate: $139)
Anaheim,
CA
Join NCADV, NOMAS
and hundreds of survivors, advocates, activists, service providers and
allies for this critical conference as we examine the societal factors
that perpetuate violence and propose effective solutions to bring about
its end.
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here to see the full agenda
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Take
Action...
Family
Courts Implicated in Infants #146; Murders: Two Young Boys Killed by Two
Divorcing Dads in Past 10 Days, Points to Massive System Failure.
National and local advocacy groups are expressing outrage
over what has become a disturbing national trend of divorcing Dads killing
their children and themselves. Read
full release.
Open Government
Plan: In the spirit of President Obama's promise to
make this the most transparent administration ever, and at the direction
of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, the Justice Department
is in the beginning stages of developing its Open Government Plan. Read
more.
Experiences and
Viewpoints Sought on Child Custody Cases - Please Give Your Input:
A national survey is being conducted regarding beliefs about child custody
in cases involving domestic violence by researchers at the University
of Michigan. Click
here for more information.
Good
to Know...
The Red Crystal
Gala, April 16-18, 2010: Protecting Our Native Sisters.
Read more.
Please Keep Buying
the Body Shop's Stop Violence in the Home Products:
The Body Shop will continue to sell their Stop Violence in the Home products
benefitting NCADV and other organizations until the products run out.
Help us continue this important source of funding for programs working
to end violence against women. Visit your local Body Shop or shop online:
http://www.thebodyshop-usa.com/support-a-cause.
In
the News...
Deadly consequences:
Judges rejected mom's bid for restraining order: A
woman whose ex-boyfriend murdered their infant son and then killed himself
had sought a restraining order from two San Bernardino County judges only
days before the murder-suicide...Read
more. Second
article on this murder.
A Request to Men's
Organizations and Allies for Support of Protective Child Custody:
From the NOMAS Child
Custody Task Group (with Spanish and French translations). Male supremacist
groups ( #147;Father #146;s Rights #148;) have caused unspeakable harm
to our country and to our children by encouraging abusive fathers, often
with little past involvement with their children, to seek custody as a
tactic to pressure a mother to return or to punish her for leaving. Read
on.
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