It's Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and we're paying homage to the brave pioneers on whose shoulders we stand. Join us as we talk to a pillar of the anti-violence movement in West Virginia, Sue Julian, about the origins of domestic violence programming and how anti-oppression work was built into its foundation.

It's Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and we're paying homage to the brave pioneers on whose shoulders we stand. Join us as we talk to a pillar of the anti-violence movement in West Virginia, Sue Julian, about the origins of domestic violence programming and how anti-oppression work was built into its foundation.

It's Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and we're paying homage to the brave pioneers on whose shoulders we stand. Join us as we talk to a pillar of the anti-violence movement in West Virginia, Sue Julian, about the origins of domestic violence programming and how anti-oppression work was built into its foundation.&nbsp;

"Honoring Their Whole Selves": A Conversation with Sue Julian

Root For Each Other: A Branches Podcast is a collaborative project of Branches Domestic Violence Shelter that is designed to shed light on issues of domestic violence that continue to oppress victims daily--these conversations will educate and empower listeners to recognize the insidious footprint of domestic violence in our communities as well as best practices for effective advocacy. With 1 in 4 women facing domestic violence in their life time, and communities of color and members of the LGBTQ+ community facing higher rates and more risk for reporting DV, there has never been a more urgent call to create not only trauma-informed services, but space for all of us to be members of a trauma-responsive community. This podcast can be your first step.&nbsp;

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Root For Each Other: A Branches Podcast is a collaborative project of Branches Domestic Violence Shelter that is designed to shed light on issues of domestic violence that continue to oppress victims daily--these conversations will educate and empower listeners to recognize the insidious footprint of domestic violence in our communities as well as best practices for effective advocacy. With 1 in 4 women facing domestic violence in their life time, and communities of color and members of the LGBTQ+ community facing higher rates and more risk for reporting DV, there has never been a more urgent call to create not only trauma-informed services, but space for all of us to be members of a trauma-responsive community. This podcast can be your first step. 

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"Honoring Their Whole Selves": A Conversation with Sue Julian

"Honoring Their Whole Selves": A Conversation with Sue Julian