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Family Violence Coordinating Council Newsletter
October 2010
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In This Issue
Judge Herrell Award & Celebration
October DV Awareness
WHO - Preventing IP & SV
International Violence Against Women Act
2010 Domestic Violence Related Deaths
In Lieu of our regular meeting join us at the Judge Herrell Awards and
Multnomah County Family Violence Coordinating Council Celebration
October 8, 2010 from 12:15 to 1:30 pm
Location: Multnomah County Building, Board Room at 501 SE Hawthorne Blvd
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Announcements
New Resource for working with domestic violence survivors who have been
incarcerated: This manual is designed to help advocates work with
battered women in jail who need help to heal from the experience of
battering and from the pain and trauma of incarceration. The language
and strategies described in this manual are for advocates working in
community-based, non-profit organizations. Download a copy of the manual
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Oregon Adolescent Sexuality Conference Seeking Proposals: The Oregon
Sexuality Conference is seeking workshop proposals for its 2011
conference, April 4-5, in Seaside, Oregon. The theme for the 2011
conference is Healthy Relationships Matter. This is an opportunity to
share innovative ideas, research, and best practices with both
professionals and youth. Deadline for submission is November 23, 2010.
Questions, please contact Rayna Rogowsky
<mailto:rrogowsky at insightstpp.org> , Insights Teen Parent Program.
Multnomah County Domestic Violence Coordinator's Office has been
selected by Department Of Justice to be one of eight demonstration
projects as part of the Attorney General's Defending our Children
Initiative. Here's a brief summary of what the grant is about: Our
vision is to make our community safer for all children ages 0 through
17. To achieve this vision, we have three goals:
1) To raise awareness regarding children exposed to violence and to
build our capacity to recognize, respond and mitigate its impact on
children and prevent future violence;
2) To better share and use data to drive our decision-making for
strategic interventions, and to create more efficient and effective ways
to deliver services; and
3) To develop a multi-systemic approach to prevention,
identification and intervention, and advocate for policy change.
Our House, Inspiring People with HIV/AIDS to Live Well: Our house is
offering a new support group for any person over 40 living with
HIV/AIDS. This group will focus on increase self awareness and learning
new says to cope with personal or interpersonal challenges of living
with HIV/AIDS. For more information contact facilitators Athena Dorey or
Ericka Rickman at Our House, 503-706-4302. Group is held Wednesday
afternoons 3-5pm September 29th-December 15th. Refreshments served.
Batterer Intervention Services Coalition Michigan (BISC-MI): National
Conference Call for Proposals. BISC-MI, a national provider of high
quality conferences, is accepting proposals for presentation for April
13-15, 2011 conference. They are looking for providers of batterer
intervention services to present specific curriculum and strategies at
this national conference. To submit your proposal click the link
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Dear Erin,
Welcome to the Multnomah County Family Violence Coordinating Council
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Fourth Annual Family Violence Coordianting Council Celebration and Judge
Herrell Award Presentation
Friday, October 8, 2010 from 12:15 to 1:30 pm at 501 SE Hawthorne Blvd.,
Multnomah Building, Board Room. The Judge Stephen B. Herrell Award for
Outstanding Collaborative Efforts to End Family Violence is given
annually to individuals or groups who have carried out Judge Herrell's
work to improve the safety of survivors of domestic violence and their
families in
Multnomah County.
Please join us in honor of this year's recipients:
Jeff Cogen, Multnomah County Chair,
Dan Saltzman, Portland City Commissioner,
Tayde Valenzuela, DV Response Advocate- Catholic Charities El Programa
Hispano,
Katy Pendergraft, Coordinator - HOPE for Families
October - Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events:
October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM).
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observed across the country with educational programs, memorial
ceremonies, and community outreach events. Local Domestic Violence
advocates and their community partners are organizing DVAM events and
activities in our area. Events are free unless otherwise stated.
October1-31, 2010: Throughout the month of October the Oregon Coalition
against Domestic and Sexual Violence is promoting the DVAM awareness
campaign Purple Night Lights for DV awareness month (DVAM). To get
involved go to http://www.purplelightnights.org
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'get involved'
October 7th Multnomah County Board Proclamation: Multnomah Board of
County Commissioners will proclaim October 2010 Domestic Violence
Awareness Month in Multnomah County on Thursday October 7, 10 am. In
addition, Commissioner Kafoury will propose allocation of additional
county funding for local DV shelters to compensate for loss of State
funds to shelters. Speakers include Kay Toran, Volutneers of America
Oregon, Sheriff Dan Staton, and a survivor. Chiquita Rollins will read
the proclamation prior to its adoption. The event will take place at
the Multnomah Building Board Room (501 SE Hawthorne- enter the building
on the first floor and turn right).
October 7th and 14th, 2010: Friends and Family Class, Domestic Violence
Resource Center of Washington County is offering free informational
classes the first and second Thursdays of each month so that friends and
family members can learn how to help loved ones that may be dealing with
abuse find safety. Drop-in, or call Domestic Violence Resource Center
for more information: 503-640-5352. Flyer for class can be found here:
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October 8th, 12:15-130, Multnomah County Annual Judge Herrell Award
Ceremony and Celebration details listed on privious page.
October 8th, 11-2pm YWCA Sip Coffee for a Cause at Pioneer Courthouse
Square, This first annual coffee taste-off will feature 16 roasters
including coffee giants as well as smaller start-ups who are all vying
for the title of the "best bean" in PDX! A small $5 suggested donation
lets you sip all the coffee you want and vote for your favorite roaster.
You can also listen to music by Pilar French, enter to win free bags of
the roaster's beans and other prizes! for more information go on-line to
www.ywca-pdx.org/sip
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October 8th, 6pm to 10pm, Annual Autumn Affair, an evening of music,
wine tasting, dinner & fabulous friends and supporters of the Domestic
Violence Resource Center! Stockpot Broiler at Redtail Golf Center |
8200 SW Scholls Ferry Road in Beaverton, OR Tickets are $75 each and
include dinner. To order, call (503) 640-5352 x 308. Enjoy wine by six
local wineries, and a cocktail reception-style dinner by the Stockpot
Broiler. Music will be provided by the Geoff Fotland quartet, a
fantastic local jazz band, and the Master of Ceremonies for the evening
will be Kimberly Maus, co-anchor of Good Day Oregon (FOX 12). A
fabulous silent auction and raffle runs alongside the event and features
airline tickets, vacation packages, family fun packages, and more. For
more information, visit our website:
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October 21st, 2010: Dine4DV, On October 21st, 40 restaurants throughout
the local area will speak out against violence by donating a percentage
of their proceeds to eight agencies working to end domestic and sexual
violence. Agencies involved: Raphael House of Portland, Bradley Angle,
PWCL, Listen to Kids, DVRC, Salvation Army West Women's and Children's
Shelter, VOA Home Free and YWCA. check the Dine4DV Facebook event page
for a complete list of participating restaurants. For a map of
participating restaurants, go to http://bit.ly/dine4dvmap
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World Health Organization Preventing Intimate Partner and Sexual
Violence Against Women: Taking action and generating evidence
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The evidence-based prevention of intimate partner and sexual violence is
still in its early days and much remains to be accomplished. At
present, only one strategy has evidence supporting its effectiveness -
and this only relates to intimate partner violence. The strategy in
question is the use of school-based programs to prevent violence within
dating relationships. Evidence is, however, emerging of the effectives
of a number of other strategies for preventing intimate partner and
sexual violence, including microfinance programs for women combined with
gender-equity education; efforts to reduce access to and harmful use of
alcohol; and changing social and cultural gender norms. Many more
strategies appear to have potential, either on theoretical grounds or
because they target known risk factors, but most of these have never
been systematically implemented or widely evaluated.
Primary prevention efforts will save lives. Investments made now to
stop intimate partner and sexual violence before they occur will protect
the physical, mental and economic well-being and development of
individuals, families, communities and whole societies.
Taking Action and Generating Evidence aims to provide sufficient
information for policy-makers and planners to develop data-driven and
evidence-based programs or preventing intimate partner and sexual
violence against woman and is divided into four sections that cover the
nature, magnitude, and consequences of intimate partner and sexual
violence, outlines the nature, identifies the risk and protective
factors for such violence and the importance of addressing both risk and
protective factors in prevention efforts and presents a six-step
framework for taking action, generating evidence and sharing results.
The document
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was written by Alexander Butchart, Claudia Garcia-Moreno, and Christpher
Mikton of the World Health Organization.
International Violence Against Women Act (I-VAWA)
International Violence Against Women Act (I-VAWA)
I-VAWA (HR 4594/S 2982) is the first comprehensive piece of legislation
aimed at ending violence against women and girls around the world.
I-VAWA would incorporate efforts to end violence against women and girls
in the United States foreign policy and foreign aid-for the first time.
It would direct Administration officials to create a comprehensive five
point plan to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls
around the world. It will support the community based groups that are
working at the local level to promote prevention, conduct education
programs and help victims of violence.
This legislation would also address:
* International sex trafficking and rape during war;
* Strengthen laws to stop violence against women and enhance
efforts to bring perpetrators to justice.
* Expand economic opportunities for abused women; and educate boys
and men to be leaders and allies in ending violence against women and
girls.
Violence against women has been described as a worldwide pandemic-with
approximately one out of every three women worldwide reporting being
beaten, coerced into sex, or otherwise abused in her lifetime. In some
countries the number of women being abused is up to 70 percent.
For more information about I-VAWA or to download a take action toolkit
visit the Amnesty International website
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2010 Domestic Violence Related Deaths
Please take a moment during national domestic violence awareness month
to honor those that died in 2010 Domestic Violence Related Deaths though
out our State. These include both intimate partner violence and family
violence related deaths.
Statewide 2010 Domestic Violence Related Deaths:
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Blue=multiple deaths, Red=single deaths
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Multnomah County Related Deaths in Chronological Order
* January 16, 2010. Ran Hee Koh, 78, was stabbed to death in her
Southeast Portland home by her 55-year-old son.
* February 1, 2010. 43-year-old Lonnie Oscar Brown was arrested
for the strangulation death of Faith Blackbird, age 43, in Northwest
Portland.
* February 3, 2010. James Taft was arrested for the death of
51-year-old Virginia Malvey. She had been strangled to death in her
Northwest Portland apartment.
* February 12, 2010. 46-year-old Jeffrey Grahn, an off-duty
Clackamas County Sheriff's deputy, shot and killed his wife, Charlotte,
age 47, and her 2 friends, 53-year old Kathleen Hoffmeister and 53 year
old Victoria Schulmerich, before killing himself.
* June 22, 2010. A roommate found 28-year-old Lindsay Babb
stabbed to death in her Northeast Portland home. Her boyfriend, Miguel
Camellon Montalvo, 35, was found with self-inflicted stab wounds. He was
arrested.
* July 6, 2010. Harold James French was arrested for the beating
death of 56-year-old Carla Pedraza in Northeast Portland.
* August 21, 2010. 33-year-old Scott Baker was shot and killed in
a domestic violence related incident. Baker had a loaded handgun and was
threatening to kill people while searching for his estranged wife at his
step-son's Northeast Portland home when he was shot in self defense by
his 18-year-old stepson.
* September 10, 2010. Francis "Frank" Masure, 60, shot and killed
his ex-girlfriend, Stephanie Curtis, 42,at her North Portland apartment
before killing himself.
* In addition, Richard Hunter shot and killed his wife Astrid
Schlaps then himself in early September in Manzanita OR, both victim and
perpetrator were from the Portland area.
Compiled from news stories.
Trainings
October 9th, 2010 (9am-1:00pm): Treating Military Sexual Trauma by
Elizabeth Stinson, LMFT. Location: Portland State University, 4CEUs
available for LMFT, LCSW, LPC, Chiropractors and LMTs. Cost: $60 ($70
after October 1). Free for Returning Veterans Project providers and Vet
Center and VA clinicians. Registration begins August 26, 2010. For
more information and to register visit http://www.returningveters.org
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503-93-4996.
October 14-16, 2010, Tacoma WA: Paving a Rocky Road: Removing Barriers
to Men's Engagement. Pacific Lutheran University Men Against Violence
will host a national conference to engage professionals, religious
communities and student activists in the process of identifying and
strategizing how to remove the barriers that have traditionally kept
large numbers of men from joining violence prevention efforts. Experts
will discuss innovative approaches to anti-violence work and how to
empower men to explore masculinities which support a just and equitable
society. For more information or to submit a workshop proposal, contact
Jonathan Grove at grovejk at plu.edu.
October 19th, 2010 (10:00am-12:00pm): Domestic Violence A Human Rights
Perspective. Multnomah County Family Violence Coordinating Council
Monthly Training, Multnomah County Southeast Health Clinic, 3653 SE 34th
Ave, Portland OR 97202. Recently, domestic violence organizations have
begun to frame women's abuse within the context of traditional human
rights. This lecture will explore the human rights framework as it
applies to domestic violence. This lecture will explore the dynamics of
abuse in the context of human rights and global justice. Multnomah
County Domestic Violence Coordinator Chiquita Rollins will lead this
discussion. This is a free workshop and registration is not required.
For more information please contact Vanessa Timmons at 503-988-9166 ext.
26266 or vanessa.timmons at co.multnomah.or.us
October 21 or 22, 2010 (Identical Webinar Repeated Twice) (3:00-4:40
eastern time): Social Networking Privacy, this session will help sort
out the risk and benefits of social networking for domestic violence
survivors. To register sign up at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/XPLQRK5
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Questions email tcip at nnedv.org or call 202-543-5566 x 115.
November 1st, 2010 (10am-12pm): Working with Sexual Assault Survivors
with Disabilities. Presented by Mary Oschwald, Regional Research
Institute, Portland State University. Multnomah County Family Violence
Coordinating Council Monthly Training, Multnomah County Southeast Health
Clinic, 3653 SE 34th Ave, Portland OR 97202. This training is free of
charge. Registration is required. To register for the training, please
email your name, agency, and contact information to Jessica at
tcsatf at gmail.com (503-725-5640)
November 1-3, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia: The Global Domestic Violence
Conference 2010 in Kuala Lumpur. This conference is set to be the
largest gathering of community groups, government and non-government
agencies (NGO's) all devoted to highlighting and showcasing successful
programs with the aim of empowering people and workers in the field of
domestic violence. This event will bring together people from all walks
of life from all corners of the world. For information visit their
website http://www.domesticviolenceconference.net/
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December 10, 2010, (2-4pm Central, 3-5pm Eastern): Live Guthrie Theater
presentation of Hague Convention cases involving domestic violence. This
event is in honor of World Human Rights Day December 10th. For more
information, please see http://www.haguedv.org
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