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“The event aims to educate spiritual leaders about domestic violence and how to provide support to victims and their families,” said an invitation from the Mountain Judicial Circuit Family Violence Task Force and Men Stopping Violence.
September 20, 2019 at 01:33 PM
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A judge and advocates working to prevent domestic violence will gather with clergy over coffee and breakfast in a North Georgia church to talk about how to make a difference.
The speakers include: Stephens County Superior Court Chief Judge Russell W. Smith, Men Stopping Violence Assistant Director Greg Loughlin and Georgia Commission on Family Violence Family Violence Coordinator Stacey Seldon.
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