The Shooting In San Bernardino Reminds Us That Domestic Violence Doesn’t Stay At Home
To those of us who work to end violence against women every day, this is a familiar story.
Domestic violence and guns: the hidden American crisis ending women’s lives
The shooting death of a teacher in San Bernardino, California, by her estranged husband was hardly an outlier – an estimated 50 women a month are shot to death in the US by former or current partners
It’s Time to Call San Bernardino’s Deadly School Shooting What It Really Was: Domestic Violence
Most news outlets are calling it a school shooting. A few have used the phrase “murder-suicide.” But it’s time to call yesterday’s deadly shooting at a San Bernardino elementary school what it really was: domestic violence.
It’s Not Just Fox: Why Women Don’t Report Sexual Harassment
A male colleague grabbing her leg. Another one suggestively rubbing her back. Others at work dinners discussing who they’d want to sleep with.
Jane Park talked about experiencing all of this behavior in her career in business consulting and strategy. Never has she reported any of it to human resources or management.
Texas Supreme Court backs worker in sexual assault claim
- Restaurant worker tried to sue for sexual assault, saying a supervisor attacked her after hours.
- Court says state law on sexual harassment, and its cap on damage awards, doesn’t apply to assault cases.
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