Multiple Language Resources for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

From the NLM Outreach and Special Populations branch: Domestic violence is a form of abuse that may involve a spouse or partner, a child, elderly relative, or other family member. Domestic violence can include physical, sexual, emotional, and economic abuse. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and the National Library of Medicine offers handouts, audio, and video resources in multiple languages on HealthReach to educate people about domestic violence, such as:  No One Has the Right to Hurt You, Even Someone You Love (22 languages): This eight-panel brochure educates refugee and immigrant women who may be victims of domestic violence. It uses a question-and-answer format to provide instructions for how to get out of a domestic violence situation and where to go for help. Healthy Living Toolkit: Violence In the Home (20 languages): This six-panel brochure educates people about violence in the home. It explains that anyone can be abused, especially women, the elderly, and children. Dating Violence (English and Spanish): This one-page handout with accompanying audio and video educates people about dating violence. It explains what dating violence is, how it starts, and its consequences. Safe, Smart and Healthy – Keys to Success in Your New Home: Family Issues and Domestic Violence – 1 (16 languages): This one-page handout with accompanying video educates people about domestic violence and the law. It discusses types of domestic violence, and clarifies ...
Source: NN/LM Middle Atlantic Region Blog - Category: Databases & Libraries Authors: Tags: Consumer Health Education Health Professionals Public Health Source Type: news