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  • Recognize a person or group for their work to end domestic violence
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    Nominations are being accepted for the Domestic Violence Council's 2012 Award of Excellence. The Council annually recognizes individuals, groups or organizations that positively impact services to domestic violence victims and survivors on a statewide or local level. Anyone can make a nomination. The deadline to submit a nomination is December 15, 2012.
  • What to do about domestic violence
    What to do about domestic violence
    With the terrible tragedies of domestic violence and murder-suicides that have been in the news in Oregon recently, many people have been asking how they can help. If you are a victim of any kind of domestic violence, there is help available. Also, the Oregon Alliance to End Violence Against Women has put together some information on how everyone in the community can get involved.
Are you a domestic violence victim/survivor?
Do you know a domestic violence survivor?
Learn how to help
Let him or her know it's not their fault.
Let him or her know you are concerned for their safety.
Help him or her develop a safety plan.
Have you hurt someone you love?
There is help - Please contact a provider in the Batterer Intervention Program (BIP).
Improve sexual assault awareness
"It is estimated that one out of six adult women in Oregon have been the victim of forcible rape sometime in her life time" - Governor's Proclamation for Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
 
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