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Parental Alienation Syndrome Misused in Child Custody Cases

In response to the increased media attention surrounding the release of Alec Baldwin's book entitled, "A Promise to Ourselves," the National Network to End Domestic Violence, the Domestic Violence Legal Empowerment and Appeals Project, the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, and StopFamilyViolence.org released the following statement.

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NNEDV Joins Commerce Bank Affinity Membership Program

NNEDV has joined Commerce Bank's Affinity Membership Program, which means you can support NNEDV just by opening a new bank account!

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Verizon Employee Volunteerism

The Verizon Foundation recognizes National Domestic Violence Awareness Month by launching a nation-wide campaign by promoting Verizon employee volunteerism with domestic violence agencies.

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NNEDV calls on Presidential Candidates to address violence against women

The National Network to End Domestic Violence, the nation's leading domestic violence victim advocacy organization, calls on Presidential candidates, John McCain and Barack Obama, to make ending violence against women a priority for their campaigns.

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Sue Else to receive prestigious Barbara Potts Awards

Sue Else, President of the National Network To End Domestic Violence, has been selected to receive the 2008 Barbara Potts Award, presented by Hope House, a domestic violence shelter in Eastern Jackson County, MO.

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