The Children Who Saw Too Much

The Children Who Saw Too Much

By Melissa Jeltsen This article shares the story of Ryan, a 17 year old boy at Camp HOPE America – a summer camp created specifically to help children who grew up living with domestic violence. It describes how spending a summer at the camp working with its founder,...

A Choice: Resentment or Compassion

A Choice: Resentment or Compassion

By Marcus Laster, professional, father, husbandLike a tripwire, the fight or flight mechanism in my 12 year-old brain was triggered. My hands were shaking and my heart pounded as if it was going to come out of my chest. Tunnel vision made it seem like I was looking...

Be The Change; You Are Not Alone

Be The Change; You Are Not Alone

By Christian Axios, Guest Blogger This is the hardest thing in my life that I have had to overcome. Childhood Domestic Violence (CDV) is no joke and should not be taken lightly. Don’t let anyone ever tell you that you are overreacting or that this is not a serious...

Community Heroes Supporting Children of Domestic Violence

Community Heroes Supporting Children of Domestic Violence

Why is it that when domestic violence is in the news, we rarely ever hear about the children who are growing up with it in their homes – those who’re experiencing Childhood Domestic Violence (CDV)? And why don’t we hear about the great initiatives taking place in...

Supporting the Children Who Witness Domestic Violence

Supporting the Children Who Witness Domestic Violence

By Rebecca Wilcox and Louis Lee-RayOften the best advocate and protector of a child suffering from CDV are his/her teachers. One UK teacher cooperated with the local police deptartments to share information about domestic violence cases with the school system, so that...

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