Root Causes of Domestic Abuse

from Daughters of Change · host Marie Sola

For more information about The Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence and Partners for Peace use the links belowWebsites:www.mcedv.org (Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence)www.partnersforpeaceme.org (Partners for Peace)Social Media:MCEDV FacebookMCEDV Instagram: @mcedv1977PFP FacebookPFP Instagram: @partnersforpeace

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In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I talk with Regina Rooney from The Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence, and Casey Faulkingham from Partners for Peace about the root causes of domestic abuse. Have you ever asked yourself why abusers abuse? Regina and Casey delve into the deeply held beliefs about entitlement, dominance and superiority that abusive people hold, and that we see at play in so many other aspects of our culture, too.

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