EP40: Working Against Domestic Violence

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EP40: Working Against Domestic Violence

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Oct 29, 2019

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In this episode, we speak with Ruth Glenn, President & CEO of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, is a domestic violence advocate and survivor. She was in Washington, DC, presenting at NASW's 2019 virtual forum, "Addressing Domestic Violence Through the Social Work Lens." See the show notes for resources and a transcript.

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Oct 29, 2019

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