Restorative Justice Community Action
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Restorative Justice Community Action is a nonprofit organization located in Minneapolis, MN. It's mission is to improve community livability through restorative justice practices.Restorative justice is about repairing the harm caused by crime or conflict. Face-to-face models allow the people affected to meet and decide outcomes together. In contrast to the traditional system of justice, which is punitive, restorative justice aims to mend what was broken.Through restorative justice: * Victims and community have a voice in the process * Offenders take steps to repair harm * Offenders are re-integrated * Relationships are strengthened
KariZma - Will I run away from you? - The Cycle of Violence at Home
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Will I run away from you? She izbiagam li ot teb?Galya and Miro started singing together a piano bar named Opera. In the documentary КаriZma Retrospective Movie they said that they had decided to work together, because their voices matched each other. One of the first proposals for a name was 2Good4U, but Galya rejected it.The beginning of the duet КариZма was in 1999. They worked for non-Bulgarian music companies, such as EMA, TOCO int. and others. Two years later the famous Bulgarian music composer Mitko Shterev helped them with their first single, Riskuvam da te imam (I risk to own you). Before the release of the single Kolko mi lipsvash ("How much I miss you") in 2002, KariZma worked with other performers, like Toni, Maria Ilieva, Santra, Spens, Ava, Irra, etc. This delayed the work on their debut album. Moreover, on March 13, 2006, Galya entered the VIP Brother 1 House, where she stayed for 18 days. Their next hits were Shte izbiagam li ot teb?("Will I run away from you?") (2003), Mr. Killer (2004), and Minavash prez men ("You pass through me") (2005).In 2006 they released their long anticipated first album, EklisiastViolence and abuse affect all kinds of people every day. It doesn't matter what race or culture you come from, how much money you have, how old you are, or if you have a disability. Violence does not discriminate.Abuse can be physical, mental, and emotional. Violence against women in any form is a crime, whether the abuser is a family member; someone you date; a current or past spouse, boyfriend, or girlfriend; an acquaintance; or a stranger. You are not at fault. You did not cause the abuse to occur. If you or someone you know has been sexually, physically, or emotionally abused, seek help from other family members and friends or community organizations. Talk with a health care provider, especially if you have been physically hurt. Learn how to reduce your risk of becoming a victim of sexual assault or sexual abuse before you find yourself in an uncomfortable or threatening situation. One important part of getting help is knowing if you are in an abusive relationshipChildren who are exposed to violence in their home may face difficulties at school, and have problems succeeding in ...Why Do You Stay?At first, the victim stays because she blames herself. She hopes the abuser will change, she believes he needs her, and she loves him. He is often charming and lovable when he's not violent. What she often fails to realize is the impact of the cycle of violence on her other support relationships. Over time, as she focuses more and more on coping with the violence of the abuser, she withdraws from friends and family. Later, after she concludes that the violence is unlikely to improve, she may be cut off from outside support.
A Tour Of Poor Dayton - Main Street USA [Months later]
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Let's return back to Main Street in Dayton, Ohio. The tour last only 10 minutes and through stop lights and pot holes:There comes boarded up houses, vacant buildings, prostitutes, red light cameras, construction and drifters. Ah, this is my hometown. In previous videos you may have seen three homes, Rite Aid, and Interstate 75 through its construction phase. Well about five months down the road.....No disrespect to my town, but if there were things of interest here plus, tree lined roads and sense of hometown feel, then maybe some of this stuff that occurs currently can disappear.Still, instead I will direct this message not only to our mayor, but the congressmen who represent our area, the senators who represent our state, the governor, and President Bush. Here's a look at a community hit hard by the loss of jobs, foreclosure, crime and poverty. Think about that when you say the economy is doing well.If you are interested in the Tours Of Poor Dayton, see them here or on my other profile at http://youtube.com/LILVOKAThanks for viewing and post your comments at the bottom.FAQ- The reason why I call this a Tour of Poor Dayton is because of the area's declining population, jobs, boarded homes, business closings and economic turmoil in Montgomery, Miami and Greene Counties. And most likely Ohio in general. I have a reason for the title. If you have concerns, send me a message.So that will put to rest any questions of why I titled the videos!
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