Mothers who experience woman abuse frequently find a lack
of resources, support and sympathy when they seek help for themselves and their children. Many women find that they experience further abuse from systems that exist to protect children. In the last issue of our Newsletter, Vol. 11 (1), we began to explore how woman abuse and child abuse are inextricably linked.

Articles from EWA Newsletter Winter 2002/2003: Double Issue on Children Exposed to Woman Abuse, Volume 12, Issues 1 & 2 :

Holding the Big Picture

What do Women and Children in Poverty and Abusive Relationship Face?

How to Help Children Exposed to Woman Abuse for Mothers and Caregivers

More Education for Judges and Service Providers, More Resources for Women

Children Who Witness Abuse Programs in British Columbia

The HEAL Network

Are We Really Listening

Exposure to Women Abuse

Family Law Reform Update

Woman Abuse Survivors Need Unique Child Welfare Response

Resource List

About this Newsletter

Please contact EWA for a complete hard copy:
publications@womanabuseprevention.com
Telephone: 416.968.3422 x21