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Every 90 seconds : our common cause ending violence against women / Anne P. DePrince, Ph.D.

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DePrince, Anne P

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TextPublication details: U.S.A Oxford University Press 2022Edition: 2ndDescription: 1 online resourceISBN:

9780197545775
9780197545768

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DDC classification:

362.88082

LOC classification:

HV6250.4.W65

Summary: "I arrived to a high-ceilinged hotel mezzanine as the lights of downtown Denver flickered through enormous glass windows. In terribly uncomfortable shoes, I made my way over to a group of women I had known over many years of collaborating with agencies in Colorado to do research on violence against women. Gathered for a fundraiser and dressed in far different clothes than we usually wore when we met across conference rooms, our conversations differed too. Earlier in that week in 2017, the movement that Tarana Burke started in 2006 had exploded onto social media as #MeToo in the wake of reporting about media mogul Harvey Weinstein"--

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	Books	Samuel Ogbemudia Main Library, University of Abuja				HV6250.4.D47 (Browse shelf(Opens below))					Available			2025-0885

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"I arrived to a high-ceilinged hotel mezzanine as the lights of downtown Denver flickered through enormous glass windows. In terribly uncomfortable shoes, I made my way over to a group of women I had known over many years of collaborating with agencies in Colorado to do research on violence against women. Gathered for a fundraiser and dressed in far different clothes than we usually wore when we met across conference rooms, our conversations differed too. Earlier in that week in 2017, the movement that Tarana Burke started in 2006 had exploded onto social media as #MeToo in the wake of reporting about media mogul Harvey Weinstein"--

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