Tag Archives: Futures Without Violence
Last week, I wrote about reproductive coercion and the impact it has on women’s health. I mentioned that knowing about this issue can change the way we approach STD and pregnancy prevention work. As promised, here’s a follow-up article about … Continue reading →
Posted on October 26, 2011
in Reproductive Health Care
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Tagged domestic violence, Futures Without Violence, intimate partner violence, Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence, Patient Stories, reproductive coercion, sexual assault, sexual assault survivors, teen pregnancy prevention, unplanned pregnancy
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