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Lakeland Ledger, FL - Jul 20, 2006 ... University of South Carolina. However, the number of battered men in the United States is still lower than women. The five-month ...

News Courier, AL - 7 hours ago By Jean Cole. She credits the Give Back a Smile a program, which gives free cosmetic dental care to battered men and women. A medical ...

My name is Laurel. I am a student at Oregon State University majoring
in Anthropology. I am writing a paper on abused men for one of my
classes. Being as this is an anthropology course I will be focusing on
sociocultural factors involved in this subject. My focus is the men, not the female abusers. To do this social problem justice I need to make contact
with and be able to interview men who would be willing to share their
experiences and thoughts with me. I will respect anonymity if that is wished and
treat this topic with respect and sensitivity. Please contact me if you would be willing to contribute to my research. Thank you.

laurellacey@hotmail.com

Studies show young women becoming more violent with partners Sun-Sentinel.com, FL - Jul 19, 2006 ... University of South Carolina. However, the amount of battered men in the United States is still lower than women. The five-month ...

It features SAFE speaker Stanley Green:

Shedding light on sexual violence
http://www.dailybruin.ucla.edu/news/articles.asp?id=37218

This is an interview with Erin Pizzey, one of the founders of the women's shelter movement in England.

Horribly slanted view on those that want services to be provided based not on what type of person you are (man, woman, gay, or straight), but on the severity of your experience.

Misleading statistics, and a thin veneer of academic rigor.

So fearful of wife he
... Bathes in the dark
... Doesn't make noise at home
... Locks himself in bedroom at night

So fierce she...

... Hits him with stool
... Bashes him till he loses hearing
... Threatens to lie to cops he raped her

Stop Abuse for Everyone was approved as an official membership
organization by a three-quarters vote of the members of the
Washington County Domestic Violence Intervention Council. (Washington
County is the second largest population county in Oregon). SAFE
representatives have been attending meetings of this group for about
six months. There was some opposition to SAFE membership in this
group which is made up of domestic violence service agencies both
public and private non-profit and District Attorneys, Judges and
police agencies. However, the retiring chair (Judge Campbell) spoke
up in our favor and a District Attorney representative reminded the
group that public officials can not ethically discriminate against a
particular group of victims. After the vote a member of a police
department asked for copies of our brochures and potential
cooperation with another non-profit agency was explored. SAFE
considers this important work as we further develop a presence in
Oregon and it goes along with our mission to change hearts and minds
to Stop Abuse For Everyone.

CONCORD, N.H. --A University of New Hampshire researcher says efforts to help victims of domestic violence too often portray men only as abusers, and frequently overlook their more common role as the abused.

This group appears to offer services for abused men, in Batesville, Arkansas:

https://www.safe4all.org/resource-list/view/50571

Batesville Daily Guard (subscription), AR - Jun 26, 2006 ... County agency and community-based project that provides safe shelter, counseling and other support services (such as legal aid) to battered men, women and ...