Today’s way to help is a more difficult one. Data collected by the Department of Justice Bureau of Justice Statistics finds an average of three women are murdered by an intimate partner every day in the United States.
By Zach Logue
Student Blogger
Note: This post was written by a freshman student at the University of Kentucky with help from GreenHouse17 staff as part of a service learning project.
By Jamison
Student Blogger
Note: This post is written by a freshman at the University of Kentucky with help from GreenHouse17 staff as part of a service learning project.
Staying up-to-date on issues and opportunities related to our mission is one way to help end intimate partner abuse.
Choosing to read, watch, and listen to stories about intimate partner violence is one way you can help end intimate partner abuse.
By Danny Schlachter
Student Blogger
Note: This post is written by a freshman student at the University of Kentucky as part of a service learning project.
Kentucky stands out on this map, and it’s not for good reason.
By Zach Logue
Student Blogger
Special note: Today’s post is written by a freshman student at the University of Kentucky who is participating in a service learning project.
You would call 911 if you saw a drunk driver strike a pedestrian.
You might even call the police if your neighbors are playing loud music.
