domestic violence
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Child Advocates Pushing for Legislative Reform in Md.
A Maryland work group analyzing child custody proceedings held its final session on July 28 after more than a year…
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Domestic Violence Orgs Report Increase in Calls During Pandemic
Some leaders within the District's nonprofit sector say that survivors, rather than turning to the authorities, have utilized the services…
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EDITORIAL: Self-Isolation Opens Door to Increased Domestic Violence
Americans are being told to stay home as the coronavirus pandemic continues to sweep across the country. And while it's…
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Faith Leaders Seek Common Ground to Stop Domestic Violence
In Prince George's County, local houses of worship are working with law enforcement, government agencies and nonprofit organizations to learn…
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Mothers, Daughters Sip Tea, Talk Self-Love
A "Mother Daughter Tea: Girls Talk. Love Unlimited" was hosted by the Prince George's County Department of Family Services.
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Retiring Judges is Only Hope for Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, Sociology Prof Says
Daniel Saunders said the last hope for producing change in child-custody court proceedings is for some judges to step down.
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ALC Panel Targets Domestic Violence
Two faith leaders from Prince George's County churches summarized their domestic violence experiences Friday at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation's…
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Shining Light on Abuse
I couldn't imagine losing someone so close to me to a senseless and savage killing.
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“Smile 4 Smiley Movement” Opens Dialogue about Domestic Violence
The end of July marks three years since QueenAfi lost her 19-year-old daughter in an act of violence, similar to…
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Md. Group Seeks Solutions in Child Court Proceedings
Hope M. Wylie wrote a book to explain and detail her experiences as a domestic violence survivor.
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