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Domestic violence and children
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"What effects do the sights and sounds of domestic violence have on the malleable minds of children? In this program, ABC News anchor Hugh Downs seeks to answer that question through interviews with Betsy McAlister-Groves, director of the Child Witness to Violence Project at Boston Medical Center, and some of the deeply scarred children who have seen and heard far too much."
Everything Will Not Be Fine
"The frankest of films from within a shelter for homeless women. Their stories usually combine domestic violence or acrimonious divorce, with mental fragility."
Namrata
"In this intensely personal short film, Gill ...describes her six years in an abusive relationship, and how difficult leaving can be when you are part of a close-knit immigrant community."
Pink saris
"The "Pink Gang" is a group of women who wear pink saris as a symbol of their revolt against their society. They are victims of domestic violence, rape and social exclusion. "
Sin by silence [videorecording] : [prison is safer than the love of your life]
"Tells the story of Convicted Women Against Abuse, an inmate-led group in a California prison, and its quest to raise awareness about domestic abuse. "
Domestic Violence: Behind Closed Doors
"Every 12 seconds, a woman is beaten in the U.S.-beaten by her lover, her husband, her partner in life. Year after year, the cycle of violence spins faster, spiraling down through the generations, father to son and mother to daughter."
Kids and Trauma, What to Look for
"More than 50 percent of U.S. families have dealt with some type of natural disaster, domestic violence or other trauma. Here are some tips for spotting trauma in children."

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Esta Soler: How we turned the tide on domestic violence (Hint: The Polaroid helped)