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An Online Resource Library on Domestic & Sexual Violence
This document contains practice tips for advocates, prepared for use in Greater Boston Legal Services' Relocation Counseling Project. Includes information about name change and social security number change.
Page 73 from Domestic Violence: A Public Health Education and Resource Guide, this document provides a brief overview of the battered women's movement in the United States.
It provides an overview of the dynamics and key issues warranting attention when considering reunification and preservation with sex offenders as part of a broader, more comprehensive approach to sex offender management.
The booklet is divided into several chapters: emotional recovery, effects of child sexual abuse, who commits sexual abuse, disclosures of child sexual abuse, as well as other important chapters that provide important information for parents of children who have been sexually abused.
This publication is a companion for a National Protocol for Sexual Assault Medical Forensic Examinations, which was released in September 2004.
The Toolkit also provides "a list of resources to assist law enforcement, including referrals to specialized service providers for victims of crime."
Chapters include:
This information sheet provides an overview of sexual assault, and what teens can do if they are a victim. It also provides information on how teens can help someone they know that has been sexually assaulted.
This resource provides information for crime victims about the risks and benefits of participating in media interviews. It covers points to keep in mind when considering interview requests as well as specific points concerning talk show appearances.
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