Perps profiting from their crimes

I just learned about the Never Again Foundation!

The Never Again Foundation is a non profit charity that gives legal assistance to families of victims killed by domestic violence. They help and guide you through probate to legally obtain the assets. They also file legal notices and lawsuits to disqualify the killer as an heir. Their mission is to prevent all killers from financially profiting from causing death, and instead fight to have the assets go to the rightful and appropriate family members of the victim.

Yippee! Fight back and have the perps never again profit!

Domestic Violence Webcasts from State Dept

There are going to be two live webcasts by the State
Dept. on Dec. 1, on the subject of domestic violence. Here is the
info:

December 1, 2008 at 9:00am EST
Speakers: Sue Else, President, National Network to End Domestic
Violence and Ruth Bennett, Public Affairs Officer, International Women
\'s Issues Office, US Dept. of State
Topic: Taking Action to Combat Domestic Violence: Overcoming Obstacles

Next Broadcast
December 1, 2008 from 4:00pm EST to 5:30pm EST
Speakers: Jan Langbein, Senior Policy Advisor, Office on Violence
Against Women, US Dept. of Justice
Marylouise Kelley, Director of the Family Violence Prevention and
Services Program, US Dept. of Health & Human Services
Topic:
Taking Action to Combat Domestic Violence: A Coordinated Community
Response

the website for the webcast is http://www.cpcwebcast.com/state/

How do I send emails if my abuser is watching me?

Here is a very interesting way to get around the fact that your abuser may be watching everything you do.

You can send emails through this system:

http://www.willselfdestruct.com/

Choose the Light!

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This is a video that I cut together with footage from Searching for Angela Shelton. Ophelia from (Wo)Men Speak Out wrote the song. This movie helps a lot of people and this song is genius, I love it!

Awareness Ribbon for DID and other dissociative disorders

This just came in from a friend and activist:

To be shared with people out there who have DID or other dissociative disorders. The voting is taking place and can be viewed and voted on at this website:
http://www.copingincrazyville.com/iconvoting.php

It's an awareness ribbon that will be ordered the first of the year and then on sale. Vote!