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Connecting the Dots: Stalking and Domestic Violence |
February 7, 2020
Stalking is a serious issue affecting more than six million people each year. It can be a terrifying crime for those who experience it, and it is ofte....[Read More] -
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Colorado’s unique geography gives it its beauty, but can also create a sense of isolation in many communities. Violence Free Colorado helps to bridge programs and the work done on behalf of survivors, provides opportunities for advocates to come together to learn and network, and gives survivors and advocates a unified voice among decision makers and funders.
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Understanding the Importance of Trauma-Informed Care | Trauma-informed care starts with asking the right questions: moving from “What is wrong with you?” to “What happened to you?” and “How has this experience affected you?” Read some tips for trauma survivors and their friends and family.[Read More]
