Year in Review 2020: Public Safety
Credit Brian Venua/SAFE "In advocacy we take everything [people who come to us] say at its face value, like that’s the truth," Marxmiller said. "We’re there to listen to the truth from that person. We’re not there to judge, we’re not trying to figure out the answers here. We’re there to support somebody. If you keep that in mind, like, you’re there to support." Marxmiller added that one of the best ways to support victims of domestic violence is to remember that the victims are not at fault. "I think there’s a lot of discussion about responsibilities of people, and they s...
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