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for Women and Religion at the
Graduate Theological Union. Clergy
Abuse Survivors Packet. Available,
for $5.00, from Center for Women
and Religion, 2400 Ridge Road,
Berkeley, CA 94709; (510) 649-2490.
Davis,
Angela. Violence Against Women
and the Ongoing Challenge to Racism.
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Women of Color Press, 1987.
Davis, Laura. Allies in Healing:
When the Person You Love Was Sexually
Abused As a Child. New York:
HarperCollins, 1991.
----- The Courage to Heal Workbook
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Child Sexual Abuse. New York:
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Dworkin,
Andrea. Pornography: Men Possessing
Women. New York: NAL-Dutton
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Fairstein, Linda. Sexual Violence:
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Finex House. Escape: A Handbook
for Battered Women Who Have Disabilities.
Finex House, P.O. Box 1154, Jamaica
Plain, MA 02130; Attn: Chris Womendez.
Fortune, Marie M. Sexual Violence:
The Unmentionable Sin: An Ethical
and Pastoral Perspective. New
York: Pilgrim Press, 1983.
Herman,
Judith L. Father-Daughter Incest.
Cambridge, MA: Harvard University
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Herman, Judith. Trauma and
Recovery. New York: Basic
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Jones, Ann. Women Who Kill.
Boston: Beacon Press, 1996.
Lerner, Gerda. "The Rape of Black
Women as a Weapon of Terror,"
in Gerda Lerner, ed., Black
Women in White America: A Documentary
History. New York: Random
House, 1992.
Levy, Barrie, ed. Dating Violence:
Young Women in Danger. Seattle:
Seal Press, 1991.
Lobel, Kerry, ed. Naming the
Violence: Speaking Out About Lesbian
Battering. Seattle: Seal Press,
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Martin, Del. Battered Wives.
New York: Simon & Schuster/Pocket
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Massachusetts Coalition of Battered
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Manual for Working with Women
Who Are Battered. Boston:
MCBWSG, 1992. Available from MCBWSG,
14 Beacon Street, Boston, MA 02108.
McEnvoy, Alan, and Jeff Brookings.
If She Is Raped: A Book for
Husbands, Fathers, and Male Friends.
Holmes Beach, FL: Learning
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Miller, Alice. Banished Knowledge:
Facing Childhood Injury. New
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Rush, Florence. The Best Kept
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New York: McGraw Hill, 1992, c.1980.
Reviews the Bible, myths, fairy
tales, and popular literature.
Russell, Diana E. H. Making
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Sanday, Peggy R. Fraternity
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Magazines
and Newsletters
The
Aurora: An Ongoing Forum for Women
P.O. Box 535; Plaistow, NH 03865
A quarterly newsletter for women.
The
Cutting Edge
P.O. Box 20819; Cleveland, OH
44120
A newsletter by and for women
who self-injure.
The
Healing Woman Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 3038; Moss Beach, CA
94038; (415) 728-0339
E-mail:
healingwcaaol.com
Information, self-help, and support
by and for women in recovery from
childhood sexual abuse and related
areas. Monthly newsletter.
Survivor
Activist
Survivor Connections, Inc.
52 Lyndon Road; Cranston, RI 02905;
(401) 941-2548 A quarterly newsletter.
Survivorship
318 Mission, No. 19; San Francisco,
CA 94110
A newsletter for survivors of
ritual abuse.
Audiovisual
Materials
Breaking
Silence, A Film on Incest and
the Sexual Abuse of Children,
1985. New Day Films, 22-D Hollywood
Avenue, Hohokus, NY 07432; (201)
652-6590; Web site: http://www.newday.com
The
Confrontation: Latinas Fight Back
Against Rape, 1983. Women
Make Movies, 462 Broadway, Suite
500, New York, NY 10013; (212)
925-0606; E-mail:
[email protected]
Dating
Rights: Gang Rape on Campus.
Available from Filmakers Library,
124 East 40th Street, Suite 900,
New York, NY 10016; (212) 808-4988.
Delores,
1988. Domestic violence in Latino
communities. Cinema Guild, 1697
Broadway, Suite 802, New York,
NY 10019; (212) 246-5522; E-mail:
cinemagcaaol.com
Not
a Love Story, 1981 film about
pornography. The National Film
Board of Canada, 350 5th Avenue,
Suite 4820, New York, NY 10118;
(212) 629-8890.
Rape/Crisis.
An award-winning docudrama on
the roots of sexual violence.
The Cinema Guild. See Delores,
above.
Rape
Culture, 1975. Widely used.
Cambridge Documentary Films, P.O.
Box 390385, Cambridge, MA 02139;
(617) 484-3993;
Still
Killing Us Softly, 1987. Explores
violence and stereotyping in advertising.
Cambridge Documentary Films. See
Rape Culture, above.
We
Will Not Be Beaten. The dynamics
of battering, institutional response,
and the role of shelters. Transition
House Films, Box 530 Harvard Square
Station, Cambridge MA 02238; (617)
354-2676.
Organizations
American
Women's Self-Defense Association
713 North Wellwood Avenue; Lindenhurst,
NY 11757; (800) 43-AWSDA
E-mail: awsdacanais.com
Covenant
House Nine-Line
(800) 999-9999
24-hour national hot line for
teens.
COYOTE
(Call Off Your Old Tired Ethics)
2269 Chestnut Street, #452; San
Francisco, CA 94123-2607; (415)
435-7950
Incest
Survivors Resource Network International
P.O. Box 7375; Las Cruces, NM
88006; (505) 521-4260
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web site: http://zianet.com/ISRNI
Mending the Sacred Hoop
206 West Fourth Street; Duluth,
MN 55806; (218) 722-2781
Men
Overcoming Violence (MOVE)
54 Mint Street, Suite 300; San
Francisco, CA 94103; (415) 777-4496
Model
Mugging 1168 Commonwealth Avenue;
Boston, MA 02134; (617) 232-7900
An innovative course offered nationwide
that teaches women self-defense
in simulated rape situations against
an instructor dressed as a mugger
(with protective equipment).
National
Alliance of Sexual Assault Coalitions
110 Connecticut Boulevard; E.
Hartford, CT 06108; (860) 282-9881
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web site: http://www.connsacs.org
Works on public policy issues.
National
Center for Missing and Exploited
Children
2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 550;
Arlington, VA 22201; (703) 235-3900
Web site: http://www.missingkids.com
National
Child Abuse Hotline
P.O. Box 630; Los Angeles, CA
90028; (800) 422-4453
A 24-hour hot line for adult survivors
as well as children.
National
Coalition Against Domestic Violence
119 Constitution Avenue NE; Washington,
DC 20002; (202) 544-7893
National
Coalition Against Sexual Assault
(NCASA)
125 N. Enola Drive; Enola, PA
17025; (717) 728-9740
E-mail:
[email protected]
This membership organization sponsors
conferences and publishes a newsletter.
National
Domestic Violence Hotline
(800) 799-SAFE
TDD: (800) 787-3224
National
Network to End Domestic Violence
701 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Suite
900; Washington, DC 20004; (800)
903-0111 ext. 3; (202) 434-7405
National
Resource Center on Domestic Violence
6400 Flank Drive, Suite 1300;
Harrisburg, PA 17112; (800) 537-2238
Network
for Battered Lesbians/La Red Para
Lesbianas Abusadas
P.O. Box 6011; Boston, MA 02114;
(617) 424-8611
S.N.A.P.
(Survivors Network for Those Sexually
Abused by Priests)
P.O. Box 438679; Chicago, IL 60643-8679;
(312) 409-2720
Stop
Prisoner Rape, Inc.
333 North Avenue 61 ns4; Los Angeles,
CA 90042
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web site: http://www.spr.org
Survivors
of Incest Anonymous
World Service Office
P.O. Box 21817; Baltimore, MD
21222; (410) 282-3400
TELL
(Therapy Exploitation Link Line)
P.O. Box 115; Waban, MA 02168;
(617) 964-TELL
Resources for those who have been
abused by therapists.
VOICES
(Victims of Incest Can Emerge
Survivors)
P.O. Box 148309; Chicago, IL 60614;
(800) 7VOICE8; (773) 327-1500
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web site: http://www.voices-action.org
National network for incest survivors:
literature, therapist referrals,
conferences.
WHISPER
(Women Hurt In Systems of Prostitution
Engaged in Revolt)
P.O. Box 5514, Rockefeller Center
Station; New York, NY 10185
Women
Against Pornography
P.O. Box 845, Times Square Station;
New York, NY 10108; (212) 307-5055
Additional
Online Resources
Anonymous
Sexual Abuse Recovery
http://www.worldchat.com/public/asarc
Discord's
Abuse Survivors' Resources
http://www.tezcat.com/~tina/psych.shtml
The
Family Violence Prevention Fund
http://www.igc.apc.org/fund
SafetyNet
Domestic Violence Resources
http://www.cybergrrl.com/planet/dv
Victim
Services: Something Happened
http://www.victimservices.org/visitor1.html
The
Wounded Healer: Partners And Allies
of Sexual Assault Survivors Resources
List
http://idealist.com/wounded_healer/allies.shtml
*For more information and listings
of online resources, please see
Introduction to Online Women's
Health Resources, p. 25.
