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The Hazards at Home

Published on Nov 19, 2015

Know more about domestic violence!

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The Hazards at Home

created by talyn fan, emily isaacs, and hope chamberlain

global domestic violence

  • Domestic violence is abuse by the hands of someone who is closely related
  • Women are more likely to be killed by spouse than men in general
  • Domestic violence is most likely to occur between 6 p.m. and 6 a.m.
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  • 1 in 4 women will experience domestic violence in their life

yes, it happens where you live

  • Since Jan. 2002, there have been 88 domestic violence cases in Charlotte
  • Domestic violence has increased by 25% since 2002
  • About 7 cases in Charlotte are reported every year.
  • Mecklenburg is one of the counties in NC with the highest rates of domestic

It goes on in paris too

  • In Paris, half of 625 victims in 9 years died by a partner
  • A woman dies by domestic violence every 5 days
  • 10% of a group of 7,000 women were victims of domestic violence

What causes it?

  • There are many causes to this kind of  abuse
  • One spouse may feel the need to dominate the other for no reason
  • A member of a couple may have pent up anger, and will release it 
  • There are cases where someone has low self-esteem, and wants to prove thems

what are some outcomes?

  • There are a variety of results of abuse
  • Mental trauma is a common effect, and it happens with all ages
  • Kids who experience abuse will grow up thinking violence is ok
  • The children then go around spreading abuse to others
  • Internal and external health problems are an obvious result 

How are we gonna fix it?

  • We need solutions to domestic violence as soon as possible
  • We could create a support group to report abuse (police, students, administ
  • We could teach people a plan on how to react to domestic violence (police)
  • A student march could be set up to stop abuse (students, volunteers)

What will work the best?

  • Teaching people how to respond is the best option
  • People will know how to respond on their own
  • Victims will report cases now that they know how
  • They can share their knowledge with others

how are we going to do it?

  • Set up a location, funding, time, and an objective
  • Develop a sheet to gather victim info for emergencies
  • Recruit volunteers to help run seminars
  • Post info from #1 to get more volunteers
  • Hand out documents from #2 to victims/volunteers

how are we going to do it? continued

  • During the seminars, explain the dangers of abuse
  • Encourage attendees to share their knowledge
  • Repeat steps 5-6 at each seminar

What if...

  • ...people find the information stupid?
  • ...people won't share the information?
  • ...victims don't come out?

It's still the best option

  • The data and statistics show that abuse is a serious issue
  • The volunteers can share info if victims won't
  • Volunteers can gain school community and service
  • Victims will be given a safe environment to live in