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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (Click here to see events throughout South Carolina)
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"Against Their Will": An Assessment of Sexual Assault Services in South Carolina
"Against Their Will"
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A Safety Plan in a Violent Relationship
Have a Plan to Stay Safe!
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Advocacy
15 Things A Battered Woman Needs
Thoughts About Advocacy
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Apply for Membership to SCCADVASA
Membership Application
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (Click here for a list of Statewide Events)
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Pee Dee Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Assault
Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands (Columbia)
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Batterers Treatment
Batterers Intervention Programs
State Standards of Care for Batterers Treatment Programs
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Characteristics of an Abuser
Characteristics of a Batterer
Substance Abuse and DV
Why People Abuse Their Partners
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Domestic Violence Facts and Stats
Defining Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Clients Served by SC Shelters across the State- 2008
DV and the Workplace
Effects of Domestic Violence
Guns and Domestic Violence
Hitting Close to Home: A Statistical Handbook on Domestic Violence
Men who Kill Their Intimate Partners
Nowhere to Run, Nowhere to Hide: A Profile of Domestic Violence in South Carolina
Overview of Domestic Violence
Prevalence of Domestic Violence
Protective Orders in South Carolina: An Examination of Variables for 1997 1999
Report to the Governors Task Force: South Carolina Victims of Domestic Violence in 1999
South Carolina and National Maps
Substance Abuse and Women
Teens and Intimate Violence
Violence Against Women in South Carolina
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Dynamics of Domestic Violence
Barriers to Leaving
Cycle of Violence
Letter From A Battered Wife
Power and Control
Stages in a Battered Woman's Experience
Why She Stays
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Important Legislation!
SCCADVASA Legislative Website
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Information for Special Populations
Abuse Among African Americans
Elder Abuse
Same Sex Relationships
Victims with Disabilities
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (Click here to see events throughout South Carolina)
2009 Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events
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Remember My Name
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Sexual Assault & Children
About Child Sexual Assualt
Myths and Facts
Prevention Tips for Parents
Signs of Child Sexual Abuse
Tips for Parents of Abused Children
What to do When Your Child Reports Abuse
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Sexual Assault Information
Against Their Will: Sexual Violence in South Carolina 1991 - 2003
All clients served by Direct Service Sexual Assault Centers in South Carolina- 2008
Impact of Rape on Victims
Myths and Facts About Rape
National Statistics
Outcomes for Core Services
Resources for Victims, Their Families, and Their Friends
Service Standards and Outcomes for Sexual Assault Centers
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ShowYourStrengthSC- What Men Can Do
Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence
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When Men Murder Women: An Analysis of 2007 Homicide Data- Violence Policy Center
When Men Murder Women: An Analysis of 2007 Homicide Data
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Why People Abuse Their Partners
Many batterers are abusive because it serves a purpose to do so.
Some of the believed purposes are that it helps to control their partners, it is an intimidation tactic, helps show their emotions and it can be a way of showing off.
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