Domestic Violence

by Arab American Action Network

Filed Under: Dating, Domestic

Arab American Action Network Youth along with youth from the Leadership Council created this short video to share a story about domestic violence.

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Linda Zhou on February 17: Domestic violence exacts a high price on its victims, families, communities, and society. Each of us can and should play an important part in a community response to domestic violence by taking action when we learn about abusive behaviors. This vid is a great way to to evoke healthy reponses and reactions. We can work together to identify, report and prevent this terrible problem.

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