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Since Last We Spoke 8-13-12
August 13, 2012 | Leave a Comment
First off, please let me just say thank you to everyone who commented, emailed and sent cards in response to the news about my mother. The sheer volume of communications I received makes it impossible to thank each one of you individually, so please accept this more expedient (but no less grateful) thanks and know that I am truly moved at how many readers reached out to me.
I’ve been away for what feels like an eternity, so there’s a lot to talk about since last we spoke (including a free full-text journal supplement on youth violence):
Victimizations Not Reported to the Police, 2006-2010 (Bureau of Justice Statistics)
American Journal of Preventive Medicine Supplement: Protective Factors for Youth Violence Perpetration: Issues, Evidence, and Public Health Implications (note: this entire supplement’s articles are available free full-text)
HopeLine® From Verizon Introduces Mobile App For Android™ Smartphones And Tablets (Verizon Mobile)
2012 State Ratings Map [Anti-Trafficking Laws] (Polaris Project)
The State of the State: Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE) Programs in Maryland (MCASA)
Fear of deportation stops women from reporting domestic violence (Borderzine)
Military sexual assault is focus of YouTube series (Washington Post)
With promotion, U.S. Army welcomes first openly gay general (LA Times)
War Wounds (NY Times)
How to engineer a great annual review (CBS MoneyWatch)
Sara Ganim’s Sandusky-Second Mile 5 Part Report (PennLive)
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