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An Online Resource Library on Gender-Based Violence.

The Allstate Foundation's Domestic Violence Program: A National Partnership with NNEDV to Reduce the Economic Barriers to Safety and Security of Women and their Families

NRCDV Publications
General Material
Published Date
April, 2006
Publisher(s)
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV)
Author(s)
Reva Gupta
Andrea C. Farney

Readers may also be interested in the Direct Assistance and Education Fund, the Financial Curriculum component, the Thought Leadership and Advocacy emphasis, and the Public Awareness aspects of this multidimensional national partnership project of the Allstate Foundation and the NNEDV Fund.

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The Allstate Foundation's Domestic Violence Program: A National Partnership with NNEDV to Reduce the Economic Barriers to Safety 104.2 KB
Material Categories
Financial Literacy / Asset Building
Economic Justice
Domestic Violence

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