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[Stephanie Trilling <>]

Hi Melissa,

The Network La Red (http://tnlr.org/en/training-technical-assistance/) in Boston is a good resource. They are focused on LGBQ/T partner abuse but I think their trainings and materials may be helpful.  Their screening tool training in particular might be of interest.

Warmly,

Steph

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On May 9, 2018, at 6:37 PM, Holly Rider-Milkovich <> wrote:

Hi Melissa--

I am so glad to see this question raised on the list. I attended an excellent conference on this issue in 2010, When She Hits Him--sponsored by the Batterers Intervention Services Coalition of Michigan (BISC-MI). The context is mostly women who have experienced abuse and violence in their relationships and who fight back. With that, I think you may be able to cull some resources from the program for women who are primary agressors in their relationship.

You'll see that Ellen Pence was the keynote speaker and also gave several additional workshops. I grieve that she is no longer with us to continue contributing her passion and brilliance to the work to end gender-based violence. 

Holly

On Wed, May 9, 2018 at 5:00 PM, Melissa Babb <> wrote:

Anyone have any recommendations for books or other resources for female intimate partner abusers?

Thank you!
Melissa
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