11 results at your authorization level

1. Resource: Bradley-Angle House (Document Number: 1098) (February 7, 2004)

Programs To End Domestic Violence

2. Resource: Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence (Document Number: 1851) (December 15, 2000)

CARDV serves Linn and Benton Counties, in Oregon's Willamette Valley.

3. Resource: CHOICES (Creating Healthy Options In Confronting Exploitive Sexuality) (Document Number: 2375) (March 9, 2002)

Comprehensive community based treatment program for males & females with sexual behavior problems

4. Resource: Institute on Violence and Destructive Behavior (IVDB) (Document Number: 3097) (May 21, 2003)

IVDB personnel study the conditions, developmental processes,& risk-protective factors that are related to the prevention of violence

5. Resource: Mid-Valley Women's Crisis Service (Document Number: 2067) (February 7, 2004)

Provides a safe environment for women and children survivors of violence and educates the public about the issues surrounding victimization.

6. Resource: Multnomah County Domestic Violence Coordinator - Oregon (Document Number: 3419) (January 26, 2004)

The Multnomah County Domestic Violence Coordinator provides the community with a resource for the prevention and intervention of domestic violence.

7. Resource: Oregon Coalition against Domestic and Sexual Violence (Document Number: 1357) (October 9, 2000)

Purpose: to provide assistance to programs that serve victims of domestic violence & sexual violence & to change societal conditions that cause that violence to exist.

8. Resource: Oregon Sexual Assault Task Force (Document Number: 3615) (March 5, 2004)

A Collaborative Approach to Adult & Adolescent Sexual Assault in Oregon

9. Resource: Sexual Assault Support Services (Document Number: 1268) (January 30, 2004)

A non-profit agency dedicated to ending oppression and sexual violence through education, support services, outreach and empowerment in Lane County, Oregon.

10. Resource: South Asian Women's Empowerment And Resource Alliance (Document Number: 812) (September 9, 2000)

SAWERA promotes the independence and dignity of South Asian women through education, empowerment and solidarity.

11. Resource: Voices Set Free (Document Number: 1125) (February 18, 2004)

Finding our voice, sharing our vision, ending violence against women and children