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• Abused Deaf Women's Advocacy Services - ADWAS provides services to Deaf and Deaf-Blind victims of sexual assault and/or domestic violence. ADWAS believes that violence is a learned behavior and should not be tolerated.
• American Institute on Domestic Violence - This site offers workshops and seminars on the effects of domestic violence in the workplace. Also provided is statistical information and contact information.
• Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence - The Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence works with various social service agencies and community leaders, groups, and organizations to end family violence and strengthen Asian communities and families.
•Australian Office for Women - This purpose of this Australian site is to find better ways to prevent and respond to Domestic Violence.
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• Battered Women and their Children - This site focuses on the professional and scholarly study of the connections between domestic violence and child maltreatment.
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• CAVNET (Communities Against Violence Network) - This large site provides a wide variety of information about violence, domestic violence, child abuse and more.
• The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico - This site provides data derived from a two year study that examined the nature and extent of CSE and CSEC in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
• Crisis Support Network - This location provides basic information as to the nature of domestic violence, what to do if you are a victim or know a victim. Also provided are articles and referral information.
• Cybergirl SafetyNet - This site is no longer updated and most of the content is somewhat old now, but it has a mix of domestic violence information.
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• Disabled Abuse Resources - This site provides articles about abuse among the mentally and physically disabled as well as contact information for related organizations and agencies.
• Defense Task Force on Domestic Violence - Focused on preventing domestic violence within the military, this site offers public information developed by the defense department task force on domestic violence.
• Domestic Violence Crisis Center, Inc. - This web page is maintained by a crisis center in North Dakota and offers services and assistance for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault as well as information for educating the public.
• Domestic Violence Handbook - This site is maintained by the Oakland County Coordinating Council Against Domestic Violence who provide an internet booklet that was put together so victims can get the information and support that they need. The booklet contains basic information about domestic violence as well as some contact information. Note: This page takes you to the introduction. In order to see the other pages, you must click their respective links on the right hand side of the page, towards the bottom.
• Domestic Violence and Incest Resource Centre - This Australian site provides a broad range of resources and information on domestic violence for professionals and those experienceing violence.
• Domestic Violence Project of Silicon Valley - This site has a vast amount of domestic violence information that iinformation on truths about Domestic violence, the power and control wheel, teen dating violence, battering in same sex relationships, intervention protocols, plus much, much more.
• Domestic Violence Report - This article, in adobe pdf format, provides information about domestic violence in the military community and highlights differences between the military and civilian communities. It also reports how advocates can assist victims with safety, protection, rights, and restitution.
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•FaithTrust Institute - Formerly known as the Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence, this website gives information about an array of violence issues such as domestic violence, child abuse, sexual abuse by clergy, healthy teen relationships, and sexual violence. This information is provided using a religous and faith based perspective.
• Family Violence Prevention Fund - This website operates much like a clearinghouse and provides a wide range of information concerning violence within families, both nationally and internationally. Of particular note is the section on updates from the field which provides current developments in working to combat violence within families.
• Feminist Majority Foundation - This site provides contact information on national organizations and state coalitions on domestic violence.
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• The Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project - The site is intended to provide community education and direct services for victims of violence within the gay community. This site also offers information on shelters, guidance, and resources to allow gay, bisexual, and transgender men in crisis to remove themselves from violent situations and relationships.
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• Institute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community - As the name suggests, the focus of this website is on understanding and ending domestic violence within the African American culture.
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• The miles foundation, inc. - This site provides facts and statistics about interpersonal violence associated with the military.
• Millennium: Ending Domestic Violence - In August 1999, practitioners, researchers, academicians, and administrators from around the country assembled at the The Next Millennium Conference: Ending Domestic Violenceto reflect on the historical milestones of the domestic violence movement: celebration of advances made in combating, and re-commitment to eliminating domestic violence. This website is intended as a follow-up and continuation of that conference in order to continue the work begun at that time.
• Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse - MINCAVA is a large website that has many articles, training resources, and contact information on a wide range of topics linked to violence and abuse.
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• National Coalition Against Domestic Violence - The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence website provides information about what the coalition is, contact information and membership information. It also provides practical and descriptive information about ways that a person may get help, public policy around the issue, and various other related topics.
• National Domestic Violence Hotline - This location provides a tremendous amount of practical information for victims of domestic violence.
• National Latino Alliance for the Elimination of Domestic Violence - The mission of this group is to promote understanding, initiate and sustain dialogue, and generate solutions that move toward the elimination of domestic violence affecting Latino communities.
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• Pandora's Box - This site is focused on Child Sexual Abuse and provides a fair amount of material on issues related to this topic.
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• San Diego Domestic Violence Unit - This is the website of the San Diego City Attorney's Office Domestic Violence Unit and it provides a variety of information on Domestic Violence and contact information for the unit.
• South Coast Today - This newspaper site provides articles on domestic violence that were collected following six months of investigation.
• Stop Family Violence - This site provides legislative information on domestic violence issues and information on how to contact government agencies and become active.
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• U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women - This site provides a wide array of information on violence related topics. Information on grants, laws & regulation along with research & statistical publications are provided, along with material on domestic violence, stalking, batterer intervention, and sexual assault and welfare reform. Additionally, this site provides contact information for state hotlines, coalitions, and advocacy groups.
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• Victim Services Domestic Violence Shelter Tour - This site is set up as a interactive website. The Safe Horizon tour recounts the experiences and stories of battered women, how to find assistance in the US and abroad, as well as a range of other related materials.
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