Your local hospital or DV crisis center would be a good place to start. I found mind using RAINN.

I only volunteer working as an advocate currently. I did to it full time. Currently I'm working at a homeless shelter (I'm practically a saint, we can all acknowledge this). It does get sad. But it's not always sad.

Thank you, but I'm just a volunteer. If you're interested you can do it too!

I believe Camille Cosby feels like she has to cling to denial. If she were to acknowledge the reality of what he husband is, the past 50 years of her life would be a lie. She is opting for a more palatable lie than the bitterness of truth. I done condone her response, but I can understand why she is doing it.

Don't get me started on the cops.

Action has it's consequences. Just look at the harassment of protesters and the doxxing of people who have been sexually assaulted.

That is a good start but what I would love is for her to shadow me when I'm answering hospital calls for people who are suspected to have been sexually assaulted. Listen as I discuss with them their options. Should they do a kit? Should they report the kit anonymously? What about preventative meds? Plan B? Sit with me…

I'm having difficulty writing this because I am giving my screen Sophia Loren levels of side eye, while simultaneously hurking into my own throat. Classic multitasking.

Thanks!

All I can say is that I hope this ends peacefully. My thoughts go out to those involved.

Mittens is such a little terror. Like crews doing construction have had difficultly dealing with the little asshole.

1) I got a job! It's part time at a local women's shelter, which while not exactly full time DV work beats no job!

That is going on my business card.

I like love songs, but I find all of me to not be up to his usual standards.

Mr. Legend,

Beverly is amazing. I applaud her focus on the big picture of rape culture, beyond this high profile case.

Everyone does. She is simply celebrating her success in what appears to be a joyous, harmless way.

Good. She has the right to be self indulgent.

Nothing and yet everything.