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<title>Please help SAFE win a Grant for $1,000!</title>
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<description>Please use this link to cast your vote for SAFE.
http://apps.facebook.com/speedgranting/proposal.php?pid=640

Join Jade Rubick, (Founder and President of SAFE)Lee Newman,
(Executive Director of SAFE) along with SAFE Board members, friends
and supporters on Facebook.

Join us on our friends lists and join us in the SAFE groups and Cause
on Facebook as well.

We are currently ranked 6th in the Grant Competition and the only way
to reach 1st place is with your votes!
 Please help us make it to 1st in time!!

There is no money to be paid, simply your FREE vote...and if we win,
the top recruiter for SAFE gets a prize from Facebook!

Come and help us win, and become part of SAFE's online presence in
Facebook!</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 18 Mar 2008 17:11:58 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Dr. Warren Farrell joins SAFE's Speaker's Bureau!</title>
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<description>Please viit our Speaker's Bureau by using the &quot;Trainings and
Presentations &quot; tab at the top of our SAFE Home page to find out more
information on Dr. Farrell and his range of topics.
You may also visit his web page to become more familiar with his
books and other work.
http://www.warrenfarrell.com/

SAFE strives to provide experts for National and International
speaking engagements, Conferences, Panels and for the media.

Welcome to our SAFE International family Warren, we are honored to
include you among us!</description>
<pubDate>Sun, 09 Mar 2008 01:18:23 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Portland, Oregon support group for abused men</title>
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<description>The SAFE support group for abused men is currently suspended, but we
will have a new (and improved) support group available soon.

If you have any questions please e-mail jade@safe4all.org - and
please put 'support group' in the subject line.</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 04 Mar 2008 02:23:11 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>SAFE seeks fairness for boys and girls, men and women!</title>
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<description>This podcast is extremely important!
This show is in part about the &quot;Coaching Boys Not To Abuse&quot; program
and &quot;curriculum&quot; (part 1) but there is also some additional insight
into the use of the DV system to abuse innocent people.(part 2) and
this interview is done by a woman. She also speaks openly about the
damage that families have suffered due to the bias that has been
encouraged by the Domestic Violence &quot;industry&quot;.
Please listen to the show by going to
http://www.wgy.com/cc-common/podcast/single_podcast.html?podcast=al_roney.xml
and scrolling down to &quot;Domestic Violence Campaign (pts.1 &amp; 2)&quot; 

SAFE-NH has sent several letters to this Coach Your Boys Campaign
since it's launch a couple of years ago, 
http://endabuse.org/programs/display.php3?DocID=9916 telling them
that this is a discriminatory program. 
We suggested to them that they should consider supporting campaigns
that teach both boys and girls not to be abusive to anyone and to
respect EVERYONE!. However, they have never bothered to respond. 
We also have always said that this is curriculum is unfair and
harmful to boys!
 
National Partners of this Campaign:
http://endabuse.org/programs/display.php3?DocID=9914
 
Local Partners:
http://endabuse.org/programs/display.php3?DocID=100210

Please listen to this interview and let me know your thoughts...this
is much the same as we have been expressing at SAFE-NH for over 5
years!

Maybe it's time to contact the list of Corporations that are listed
as &quot;Partners&quot; in this campaign and suggest that they financially
support programs that are making an &quot;honest&quot; effort to &quot;Stop Abuse
For Everyone&quot;, rather than biased organizations that erode families
and our communities by discriminating against males of all ages!

Their &quot;customers&quot; are men and women, so both men and ethical women
should take a stand on this for their sons. 
They must also take a stand for their daughters, or they will get the
message that their violent acts are excusable or worse yet ,the
misguided perception that their violence is a sign of female
empowerment.
When everyone regardless of gender is treated, supported and
respected equally we will see that there are ways to make our
families and our communities safer for everyone!

It's no longer acceptable for Domestic Violence to be the meal ticket
for programs that focus on getting the financial gravy train to stop
at their door at the expense of families and valid victims of abuse!
It IS time for funding to be given to organizations that are honestly
trying to protect people and heal our communities with non- biased
approaches!

We must hold abusive people accountable but we must also hold
organizations accountable for their abusive actions as well.
Organizations that are money-driven and willfully discriminate even
after they know the facts, need to suffer the consequences by losing
their funding to others who treat all people equally and with
dignity.

Let's join together and help new perspectives and approaches to reach
their tipping point so that families can thrive and once again become
a strong part of the fabric of our communities!</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 04 Mar 2008 00:49:22 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Class at Greenville College Raises Hundreds to Stop Abuse</title>
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<description>A class of students at Greenville College, in Illinois, raised
$557.55 for Stop Abuse For Everyone.

Jade Rubick, president of SAFE, said, &quot;This donation could not have
come at a better time. We do an amazing amount with a little bit of
money, and sometimes we get close to the bottom of the barrel. These
students really helped us continue to offer the innovative programs
that are inclusive of all domestic violence victims. Thank you so
much!&quot;

Stop Abuse For Everyone program have been named one of the 50 most
promising in the country to combat domestic violence
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<pubDate>Tue, 05 Feb 2008 23:08:49 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>1967 Custom Chevelle Raffle Winner Selected!</title>
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<description>We are very grateful to John Reichert of Reichert Chevrolet of
Crystal Lake and Woodstock, Illinois for hosting P.E.A.C.E. 4 ALL's
raffle drawing and for showcasing the 1967 Chevelle in both of his
showrooms!

We want to extend a special &quot;Thank You&quot; to Gary Reece, President of
Crystal Lake Chamber of Commerce for assisting us by pulling the
winning raffle ticket!

To all of the many volunteers of the C.A.R.S. Ministry at Willow
Creek Community Church and Warren Young along with his great team who
worked tirelessly to make the dream of the Chevelle restoration a
reality, we extend our heartfelt gratitude!

We would like to thank all of the wonderful people who purchased
raffle tickets and who helped to spread the word about our cause and
our raffle to family and friends! We are so very grateful for all of
your support of P.E.A.C.E. 4 ALL as we continue our work.
 
In 2008, P.E.A.C.E. 4 ALL will be greatly expanding our services and
programs. In order for us to meet our goals, we are in need of your
tax-deductible financial gifts now! 

P.E.A.C.E. 4 ALL will be: 

Opening our Abused Children's Center in September 2008 where children
ages 2-5 will be provided with caring, compassionate help with their
healing and recovery 
Introducing our Sexual Assault Program for Ages 17 and under 
Opening Transitional Housing</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 05 Feb 2008 22:58:31 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Support Stop Abuse For Everyone on Facebook</title>
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<description>If you use Facebook, a few seconds of your time can lead to a big
donation to SAFE. 

There is a contest on Facebook right now where non-profits are
competing to win $1,000, $10,000, and even $50,000.

The simplest step is to add SAFE as a cause you support:
http://apps.facebook.com/causes/view_cause/12819?h=nfcrb&amp;recruiter_id=4008594

You can also donate to SAFE through the Facebook cause. The
non-profits that have the most people participating OR most donated
will receive a grant to support their mission.

Please add SAFE as a cause you support, and help us win the $1,000 or
more!

Jade</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 16 Jan 2008 01:10:55 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>SAFE-Illinois says, Win a Custom Built 1967 CHEVELLE</title>
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<description>500 HP Engine 
 Air-Ride Suspension 
 Shaved Doors 
 Front Clip Hinges Forward 
 Edelbrock Headers with 4 Barrel Carburetor 
 Digital Dashboard 
 Oversized Disk Brakes 
 18-inch Tourque Thrust Rims 
and MORE...
Photos of the car: https://www.peace4allonline.org/more_pic.php

1960's Raffle Price: $20.00 per ticket!  
The drawing will be held on February 1, 2008 in Crystal Lake,
Illinois.  
A portion of the proceeds from this raffle will benefit P.E.A.C.E. 4
ALL (Prevention, Education, and Advocacy in our Community to End
domestic violence and sexual assault.  
To purchase your raffle tickets: Click here:
https://www.peace4allonline.org/purchase.php  
or call our business office at (815) 455-2457 or fax (815) 455-8250.

Raffle Related Emails: 67chevelleraffle@peace4allonline.org

Help support our mission to Stop Abuse For Everyone and drive this
unique car away!

Good luck!</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:24:38 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>SAFE-Illinois Chapter website and toll free Crisis Line!</title>
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<description>SAFE-Illinois has a 24 hour toll free Crisis Line:
1-815-455-SAFE (1-815-455-7233)

Check out their website for more information and a list of services.
http://www.peace4allonline.org/</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:15:20 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Portland area support group suspended</title>
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<description>We're sad to say that we're going to have to discontinue the support
group in Portland, Oregon. This support group for male victims of
domestic violence served an important, valuable role.

We are working on an innovative replacement for this program, which
we hope to unveil soon.

We previously had a volunteer who was helping run the support group,
and we'd like to thank them for their help in making the support
group a place a refuge for abused men in Portland.</description>
<pubDate>Tue, 25 Dec 2007 16:05:05 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>100% of your online donation goes to SAFE</title>
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<description>SAFE just added Google's Donate link to our donation page. Now
through the end of 2008, all donations will not have any money
removed for credit card fees or other fees. So 100% of your donation
will go to support SAFE!

So if you'll looking to make even more of an impact with your
charitable donation at the end of this year, please consider SAFE.</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 07 Dec 2007 22:24:39 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>New SAFE telephone number</title>
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<description>You'll see a new telephone number listed for SAFE, at
http://www.safe4all.org/info</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 02 Nov 2007 23:42:21 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>Why give to SAFE?</title>
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<description>Dear Friend:
     It's that time of year when you get inundated with mail from
charitable organizations looking for your tax-deductible
contribution. We know there are many worthwhile groups competing for
your contribution.                                                   
                                                                     
          
So why give to Stop Abuse For Everyone?                              
                                                                     
    
Stop Abuse For Everyone provides services to domestic violence
victims that few organizations will help: we serve men and women,
straight and gay, young and old, and focus on those that are left out
the most.  No other organization has such an inclusive vision and
national reach, and a proven track record of making a difference for
abused men, for GLBT victims, for teen violence victims and elderly
abuse victims.

The National Crime Prevention Council (the McGruff take a bite out of
crime' non-profit arm of the US Justice Dept.) has selected SAFE as
one of the nation's top programs for prevention of violent domestic
crime.  

Dear Abby has personally contributed to our organization for several
years, and featured us in her column.   

CNN, FOX News (several times), The John Walsh Show, The US and
Canadian nationally distributed Associated Press, are just a few of
the national news media that have featured SAFE, the scores of local
newspapers, regional magazines and broadcast
news outlets are too many to mention here, but are listed on the
website.  

You're giving to a responsible, transparent organization. Our yearly
reports,including financial reports, are available on our website:
.                   http://www.safe4all.org/download and we are
listed on Guidestar.

Here are some of the ways your donation will help:
 ?    $50 lets us register a chapter in a new state, which allows
volunteers in that area to       
mobilize to provide direct services.

?    $100 will allow us to print up domestic violence brochures in a
new language. Our
brochures are unique, often the first publication to serve these
populations in that language, so it can have a huge impact.

?    $200 will allow us to pay for basic operations for one of our
state court-advocacy and other direct services programs for one
month. This program helps victims of domestic violence avoid being
further victimized by their abusers in the legal system, and helps
protect them and their families, while providing emotional support
and options for them to move forward in a life without abuse.
?    $300 will help us produce new brochures to address for example,
teen dating violence (a huge un-addressed problem), elderly
partner/adult child abuse, and severe sibling abuse brochures.  
?    $1,000 will help pay for a trip to a conference or training,
where we help to train and
teach service providers how to offer inclusive services. This is
often the most effective way to make changes possible, as we can
often reach hundreds of people in one visit, and have each of these
service providers offer better services.

?    Donations of your volunteer time and skills are also considered
very important for us to remain readily available to anyone in need
of our support and services.

Stop Abuse For Everyone has services and programs that no other
organization provides, and that is why your contribution makes such a
difference. A small amount of money in the right place can make a
larger difference when applied to an un-addressed need. Besides
direct services that no one else provides, we continue to make great
strides in our central effort to encourage a holistic approach to
domestic violence interventions based on sound research and measured
outcomes. We address real needs and gaps in family violence
intervention. We provide a 'consumer rated' victim resource list, and
publish the only nationally available brochures for heterosexual
male, gay, lesbian bisexual and transgender victims of domestic
abuse.

These are but a few examples of the work done recently by SAFE
Speaker Bureau and the SAFE International Board members.   
 
?    Linda Mills, Ph.D. Vice Provost of New York University, has
written a book: Insult to Injury-
Rethinking Our Responses to Intimate Abuse, she has appeared before
the National Press Club, and was interviewed by the New York Times
Magazine and has been instrumental in planning for our first national
conference at NYU.  

?    Board Member Jack Turteltaub, Ph.D. was selected by the National
Organization for Women to
participate in the Gay &amp; Lesbian Task Force on changes to the
Violence Against Women Act. 
 
?    Victim Advocate Stanley Green has testified several times before
the National Advisory Committee on Violence Against Women in
Washington DC. A set of recommendations for Violence Against Women
Act changes and funding was requested by and submitted to Senator
Orin Hatch and the US Justice Department.  

?    Executive Director, Lee Newman has run the NH Chapter for 4
years and he has appeared in the media regularly in his region. He
has also testified at the National Advisory Committee on VAWA and has
presented at a luncheon in DC sponsored by the Independent Women's
Forum, while
attending the invitation only VAWA Symposium. He also currently
serves as Chair of a Domestic Violence Coordinating Council in NH and
is a Board member of NH TREE (NH Transgender Resources for Education
and Empowerment). He is also a member of the Council for Domestic
Violence Justice (National), The VAWA Reform Coalition (National), is
a Charter member of The Kid's First Coalition and a regular
contributor to the NH Commission on the Status of Men.

More information about the organization and its activities are
available at our website www.safe4all.org.

We do need your help and although we apply for grants, individual
contributions are essential. As you can tell, we don't waste money on
fancy paper or slick fundraising brochures! Your funds will be wisely
used.

Your contribution to this IRS 501(c)3 charitable organization is tax
deductible. A receipt will be sent to you.  

Please join others in supporting the work of SAFE with your generous
contribution. Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of
many people, and prevent many tragedies. 

Thank you,  
 Jade Rubick President: SAFE International

PS It's really easy to make a contribution, and it will make a huge
difference for families impacted by domestic abuse. You can make your
contribution online, using your credit card, at
http://www.safe4all.org/difference or you can send a check to:  

Stop Abuse For Everyone 
16869 SW 65th Ave PMB 212
Lake Oswego, OR 97035-7865

You may contact our Executive Director Lee Newman if you desire more
information before you make a donation to SAFE.

Phone:319-522-4817 (not a crisis line)&amp; his e-mail is:
lee@safe4all.org

16869 SW 65th Ave PMB 212
Lake Oswego, OR 97035-7865

 Phone: (503) 853-8686 (not a crisis line)
A non-profit tax-exempt 501c3 charitable organization dedicated to
providing services  
and education focusing on under-served victims of domestic violence.
&quot;Our Name Is Our Mission&quot;</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 02 Nov 2007 01:51:36 GMT</pubDate>
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<title>SAFE-Illinois 800# temporarily unavailable, please use their previously listed number</title>
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<description>SAFE-Illinois (State Chapter of SAFE)is currently having technical
issues with their new 800#. Please use 1-815-455-SAFE to reach them
until further notice.

Peace4All(the Illinois Chapter of Stop Abuse For Everyone) is a
non-profit 501(c)3 organization located in Crystal Lake, Illinois.
We help people involved in domestic violence, including the victims,
children, and the aggressors.

Our website is: http://www.peace4allonline.org/

Our 24 hour Hotline is : 1-815-455-SAFE (7233)</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 31 Oct 2007 21:52:29 GMT</pubDate>
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<description>If you would like to request copies of our newsletters please use
this link to place your request. You may request back issues, our
current issue or ask to be placed on our list to automatically
receive upcoming issues using this link:
http://www.safe-nh.org/templates/System/details.asp?id=39900&amp;PID=478529

You may also join our SAFE-NH online support and education group at
this link and then be able to access our newsletters at your
convenience that are stored in the group file section:
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/SAFE_NH/</description>
<pubDate>Wed, 10 Oct 2007 18:55:38 GMT</pubDate>
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