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Blog: An Advocate’s Reply
How Core Advocacy Training Changed My Perspective
June 5, 2019 Categories:Pictured left to right: Catherine Reed, Outreach Team Leader at Partners for Peace, Susan Garrettson, Volunteer, Denise Jackson, Volunteer, Kristen […]
Annual Meeting Honors Volunteers Who Take Action
April 16, 2019 Categories:Nearly 100 people came to Central Hall in Dover-Foxcroft for our 2019 Annual Meeting March 21st. Keynote speaker Shawn Yardley, […]
How you can take action to end domestic violence
April 3, 2019 Categories:This blog post is by Bree Belair, 4th year Psychology and Womens Gender and Sexuality Studies student at UMaine and […]
Economic Abuse and Domestic Violence
July 2, 2018 Categories:This blog post was written by Kim Crowley, 4th year English Major & Marketing Minor at the University of Maine […]
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Domestic Violence
June 27, 2018 Categories:This blog post was written by Kim Crowley, 4th year English Major & Marketing Minor at the University of Maine […]
Elder Abuse Awareness
June 15, 2018 Categories:This blog post was written by Kim Crowley, 4th year English Major & Marketing Minor at the University of Maine […]
An Intern’s Perspective on Core Advocacy Training
June 11, 2018 Categories:This blog post was written by Kim Crowley, a rising 4th year English Major & Marketing Minor at the […]
Sending Mixed Messages About Abuse
April 19, 2018 Categories:At Partners for Peace we strive to share the effects domestic abuse has on survivors, our communities, and society. We […]
Following in Survivors’ Footsteps
April 10, 2018 Categories:At Partners for Peace we want to follow the lead set by survivors of domestic abuse. We are honored to […]