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FREE GRAPHIC: Knowledge is Only Potential Power
Knowing without doing is like spending spending money on all of the ingredients for a great meal and never making it. It’s a waste of time, thought, energy, and even money. At some point, we have to feel confident that we know enough to take action. You’ve invested in yourself, so don’t just think about doing something with that knowledge – act on it.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a man of vision and action; yet, he reminds us that it doesn’t take great feats of progress to
National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
Thank you to the men and women who serve our communities, working to keep individuals, families, and businesses safe. We are grateful for the sacrifices
Domestic Violence as Familial Abuse
by Todd Rodes and Kelly Glenn Domestic violence is most often thought of as violence between spouses or intimate partners; however, it actually includes a
Forensic Nurses Week
Forensic Nurse Examiners, or FNEs, are a specially trained type of nurse who objectively evaluates patients that present to a medical facility or advocacy center
Burden of Proof in the Criminal Justice System
by Kelly Glenn Burden of proof, also known as standard of proof, is used in both the criminal and civil justice systems to set levels
Domestic Violence Awareness Resources
Below is a list of links to domestic violence related topics, as well as graphic art images. Please use and share any of these resources
Domestic Violence and Why Victims Stay
Given what domestic violence victims experience and the lethality risk they are exposed to at the hands of an abuser, a common question people ask
DV and the Cycle of Violence
by Kelly Glenn One of the reasons domestic violence is challenging to leave or disrupt is that it occurs in a cycle, and depending upon