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Phone: 1 (508) 996-1100

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Family Non-Violence, Inc.
P.O. Box 814
Fairhaven, MA 02719-0800

Newsletter

The following links go to our newsletter. They are listed in chronological order with the most recent listed first.

Volume 6, Number 3 December 2007

• From the Executive Director
• "Activities of the Agency "
• Christmas, Holidays, Stress and Spanking
• Presenting An Alternative

Volume 6, Number 1 February 2007

• From the Executive Director
• "Activities of the Agency "
• Teen Dating Abuse
• The Day My Childhood Ended

Volume 5, number 6 November/December 2006

• From the Executive Director
• Annual Report
• "Awake from the Dark "
• Equal Justice
• LESSONS in INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION:
  The World of Words

Volume 5, number 3 June/July 2006

• From the Executive Director
• Curt
• LESSONS in INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION: The World of Words

Volume 5, number 2 March/April 2006

• From the Executive Director
• Activities of Family Nonviolence, Inc.
• Monica's Story
• Lessons in Interpersonal Communication
• Letter from the Editor
• "Battered Men - The Hidden Side of Domestic Violence 835,000 men battered each year, silent too long ..."

Volume 5, number 1 January/February 2006

• From the Executive Director
• Activities of Family Nonviolence, Inc.
• Domestic Violence Deaths

Volume 4, number 5 November/December 2005

• From the Executive Director
• Men's Support Group
• Clergy Support For Premarital Education
• Beginning In January ­ The Next Step
• Coming In February: Nonviolent Communication Workshop
• Gateway Behavior
• Childrens Trust Fund - Tips to Relieve Holiday Stress
• Lessons In Interpersonal Communication : "The Self"

Volume 4, number 4 September & October 2005

• October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month - from the Executive Director
• Workshops For Spanish-Speaking Parents
• What Men Can Do To Stop Domestic Violence
• The Executive Director Presented A Proposal
• Our Concern About Family Violence
• Domestic Violence in Massachusetts
• łToo Little Attention Paid To The Domestic Violence Problem˛
• Lessons in Interpersonal Communication

Volume 4, number 3 June & July 2005

• Report of the Executive Director
• From Down Under
• What Men Can Do To Stop Domestic Violence
• World View
• Off The Shelf
• Latest National Statistics On Child Abuse And Neglect
• Impact of Parental Substance Abuse On Children
• Relationships
• UCLA Study
• D-I-V-O-R-C-E
• Mean Girls
• Brookline Takes The Lead

Volume 3, number 10 (November/December 2004)

• It's Time To Go Upstream!
• Choosing To Change
• From The Bookshelf

Volume 3, number 9 (October 2004)

• Family Nonviolence, Inc. Receives Grant From RadioShack Corporation
• Board of Directors Holds Annual Meeting
• October Proclaimed Domestic Violence Awareness Month October Is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Volume 3, number 8 (September 2004)

• Finding The Truth In Labeling Violence
• Gateway Behaviors
• A Truly International Connection
• A Successful Workshop In Nonviolent Communication Family Nonviolence, Inc. At Work

Volume 3, number 7 (August 2004)

• Comparison of Intimate Partner Abuse
• Nonviolent Communication Workshop
• Family Nonviolence, Inc. In Action

Volume 3, number 6 (July 2004)

• More Than Just Saying "NO."
• Recent activities
• Project No Spank
• Tryne Costa Named Family Consultant

Volume 3, number 5 (May/June 2004)

• For The Sake Of The Children
• Peace Rock
• The ABCs of Violence (continued)
• Cortisol - The Stress Hormone

Volume 3, number 4 (April 2004)

• A Search For New Solutions
• Getting Along In Families -Developing Positive Communication
• Kindness! It's Good For Our Health
• More Of The ABCs of Violent Behavior

Volume 3, number 3 (March 2004)

Volume 2, number 5 (December 2003)

Volume 2, number 2 (July/August 2003)

Volume 2, number 1 (January/February 2003)

Volume 1, number 8 (December 2002)

The Need for a Different Approach - Fort Bragg family violence

Volume 1, number 7 (September 2002)

Faith-based Response to Domestic Violence

Volume 1, number 6 (July/August 2002)

2nd Annual Family Nonviolence Conference

Volume 1, number 5 (June 2002)

A Collective Community Response

Volume 1, number 4 May 2002

Boxed In?

Volume 1, number 3 April 2002

Policy-making: Defining the Problem of Family Violence

Volume 1, number 2 March 2002

Holistic Thinking: What is it and why is it important?

Volume 1, number 1, February 2002

Family Nonviolence, Inc. is pleased to bring you this, the premier issue of our newsletter!