Hispanic victims of domestic abuse find emotional, legal support at CasaLuz
As the pandemic hobbles on, clients have filed a record number of orders of protection for situations that were “more violent than ever.”
Natasha Senjanovic
There are 5 articles by Natasha Senjanovic :
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June 2021
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City of Memphis
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February 2021
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Public Safety Creating hope: New approaches seek to stem domestic violence
Novel therapy program is among new offender-focused interventions that seek to reduce domestic violence.
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December 2020
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Public Safety The pandemic within the pandemic: An explosion of domestic violence
Domestic violence has exploded this year locally and across the country since the novel coronavirus struck – a pandemic within a pandemic that’s filled police blotters with a spike in accounts of extreme brutality.
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May 2020
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Analysis
City of MemphisIn post-COVID world, education officials hope to bridge local digital divide
Shelby County Schools' digital plan would provide every student and teacher with a laptop and training on how to use it. The more than 100,000 devices would cost roughly $53 million, half of which would come from federal coronavirus stimulus funds.
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April 2020
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MetroUnprepared for COVID-19: Did Memphis, state missteps early on cost us?
Did we do enough – soon enough – to avert a catastrophe that could overwhelm our local hospitals?
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