Domestic Violence Training
J
ane Browning, of the United Way, presented Domestic Violence Training to National
Park College in support of The Red Flag Campaign. The training provided the history
of the battered women’s movement in Arkansas, understanding of triggers, why women
stay, and the effects on the children who are raised in violent homes. Mrs. Browning
also explained that domestic violence is not limited to physical violence but does
include sexual and psychological assaults. There are currently thirty-two domestic
violence shelters that span the seventy-five counties in Arkansas. If you or anyone
you know is in need of a safe place please contact 501-376-3219.
