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Women fighting abuse under lockdown
FromThe Conversation
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26 minutes
Released:
Sep 21, 2020
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As the coronavirus pandemic spread across the globe, victims of domestic violence found themselves facing a double threat - that of a deadly virus outside and abuse at home. Distress calls to domestic violence hotlines have soared - leaving charities overwhelmed and struggling to meet demand.
Kim Chakanetsa talks to two women supporting domestic abuse survivors.
Hospitalised by a former partner twice before being able to leave, Marica Phipps set up Battered Not Broken, a US charity providing education, support and resources for victims of domestic abuse.
Tamara White is an Area Manager for Hestia, a charity that supports adults and children in times of crisis. It is one of the largest providers of domestic abuse refuges in London and South East England.
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L: Tamara White
R: Marica Phipps
Kim Chakanetsa talks to two women supporting domestic abuse survivors.
Hospitalised by a former partner twice before being able to leave, Marica Phipps set up Battered Not Broken, a US charity providing education, support and resources for victims of domestic abuse.
Tamara White is an Area Manager for Hestia, a charity that supports adults and children in times of crisis. It is one of the largest providers of domestic abuse refuges in London and South East England.
IMAGE DETAILS
L: Tamara White
R: Marica Phipps
Released:
Sep 21, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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