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Preventing Violence Together United: Speaking publicly about preventing men’s violence against women

Summary

Curly questions and language considerations: This guide outlines the impact of problematic terms and phrases for leaders and staff when talking about violence against women and offers alternatives including responses to common questions. 

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Preventing Violence Together United: Speaking publicly about preventing men’s violence against women
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