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In this episode of The Neighborhood Mic, host Chuck sits down with Ashlie Dryden, Vice President of Outreach and Community Services, and Ryan Dupree, Chief Impact Officer, both with Newhouse KC, a Kansas City-based domestic violence shelter and service provider.
Ashlie addresses common misconceptions about domestic violence victims and survivors, while shedding light on the resources, services and support shelters like Newhouse KC provide. Ryan introduces a program designed to engage fathers and encourage healthier approaches to conflict resolution, relationships and behavior.
Together, they explore what it takes to support survivors, challenge harmful assumptions and create meaningful change within our communities.
Learn more about Aim4Peace: https://www.kcmo.gov/city-hall/departments/health/aim4peace-violence-prevention-program
Learn more about Newhouse KC: https://newhousekc.org/
Welcome to The Neighborhood Mic! Meet the hosts behind the conversations and learn more about their work with the Kansas City, Mo. Health Department and Aim4Peace. In this introductory episode, we’re setting the stage for honest conversations about violence, mental health, and the people and resources working to build a safer, healthier community.
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Presented by the Kansas City, Mo. Health Department and Aim4Peace, The Neighborhood Mic features real conversations about violence in Kansas City and ways to work towards peace.