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Title details for The Domestic Violence Awareness Project by Yvette Amirian - Available

The Domestic Violence Awareness Project

by Yvette Amirian
Viviene Carvajal
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Fifteen Los Angeles Public Library teen volunteers donated their summer of 2021 to create this book. They hope it will help people better define the criminal behaviors of domestic violence and guide them out of the entrapments. A program within the Teens Leading Change initiative and in collaboration with StrengthUnited, this graphic novel includes visual definitions of types of domestic violence, a resource guide, a terms glossary, a zine pocket handbook, and essays that are some of the teens’ reflections on domestic violence. Project funding was generously supplied by: The California Department of Public Health, the Library Foundation of Los Angeles and the Teens leading Change Initiative through Los Angeles Public Library. Facilitators: Marcia Melkonian Young Adult Librarian Canoga Park Library Elisabeth Calla Young Adult Librarian Encino-Tarzana Library Samantha Guevara Prevention Education Specialist Strength United
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Fifteen Los Angeles Public Library teen volunteers donated their summer of 2021 to create this book. They hope it will help people better define the criminal behaviors of domestic violence and guide them out of the entrapments. A program within the Teens Leading Change initiative and in collaboration with StrengthUnited, this graphic novel includes visual definitions of types of domestic violence, a resource guide, a terms glossary, a zine pocket handbook, and essays that are some of the teens’ reflections on domestic violence. Project funding was generously supplied by: The California Department of Public Health, the Library Foundation of Los Angeles and the Teens leading Change Initiative through Los Angeles Public Library. Facilitators: Marcia Melkonian Young Adult Librarian Canoga Park Library Elisabeth Calla Young Adult Librarian Encino-Tarzana Library Samantha Guevara Prevention Education Specialist Strength United
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Education Sociology Crime Young Adult Nonfiction