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Shun Bowling
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  • Orlando, FL
  • United States
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Company Name or Business?
Still Standing Battered But Not Beaten
Position or Title?
Founder~Director
Web Site Address?
http://stillstandingbbnb.org
Location or City?
Orlando
Single or Married/Sig Other?
Married
What your main purpose in joining? Social, networking, both, expand interests, learn business skills, find employment, or.... ?
Networking
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admin@stillstanding.mzinquisition.com
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We are a nonprofit organization that promotes healthy, safe living. We support a ZERO tolerance for any kinds of domestic violence, bullying, and child abuse. We offer emergency assistance, in clothing, food, housing,counsel, and legal.

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Men Mentors Step up to stop Domestic Violence

Posted on June 11, 2012 at 9:04am 0 Comments

Domestic Violence is generally categorized as a “woman’s issue.” That statement could not be further from the truth. Domestic violence is an issue that affects the entire family. Men actually can play a crucial role in helping to bring a stop to domestic violence. In most communities men play the intricate part in families that are dealing with and supporting domestic violence. For whatever reason, men have become programmed to believe they are not supposed to get involved.…

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A Surprising View on Domestic Violence

Posted on June 11, 2012 at 9:00am 6 Comments

As we all know domestic violence is a very sensitive subject. There are people who experience violence, activist who truly are devoted to awareness and ending domestic violence, and there are those who just love to talk about what they truly do not know. I am sure it is easy to guess which one I have a zero tolerance for. I am extremely opened minded, and love to hear what people have to say. However, when it exudes ignorance, and contributes the misconceptions that exist about…

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Know the Laws for Family Violence

Posted on June 11, 2012 at 6:55am 0 Comments

Successfully, escaping domestic violence requires planning. Part of the planning is knowing what laws are out there and how they can assist you.

The United States congress has successfully passed two major laws relating to domestic violence, and women in particular. The first law you should know about is the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act. The second is the Violence Against Women Act. While both laws significantly impact the change in the fight against domestic violence,…

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Many Teens Minimize Domestic Violence

Posted on June 11, 2012 at 6:38am 0 Comments

On average teenagers downplay domestic violence. Many either do not know the signs or neglect to adhere to the warning signs that they have an abusive partner.  “It can’t happen to me” or “That’s someone else’s problem” is the general misconception many teens take on the topic. Although domestic violence may be discussed in a health class, D.A.R.E class (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), or assembly it generally is taken with a “grain of salt” by most teens as they believe it could not be…

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At 10:51pm on May 1, 2013, Lora Riggs said…
If you have a child (ages 4-17) needing a little attitude adjustment, they should attend. Don't let the name mislead you, this is going to be a FUN experience and they will learn the techniques associated with attitude, moods, how to express their feelings in a RESPECTFUL way, getting along with others (family, classmates, friends, teachers, etc.), and how to overcome either being a bully or being bullied. You will LOVE the difference in your child!
 
Phase 1 ~ Ages 4/12 (8:30am - 12:00pm)
Phase 2 ~ Ages 13/17 (12:30pm - 4:00pm)
 
Fees per child $89 (If you have multiple children, please contact me for discounts)
At 12:25pm on June 11, 2012, KF said…

Hi Shaun, thanks for the add ! I just want to say I fully support what you are doing in your endevours. I was bullied as a kid , and thought I would not make it in life. I grew up with a lack of self confidence, but now those days are far behind ! :)

At 9:33pm on June 10, 2012, Danny Bong said…

I love what you are doing. its such a great cause. i have an older sister who was going through alot both physically and sexually by a step dad. she is such a strong woman now after she realize that what happened should not stop her from being successful. Great work! Very respected.

Danny Bong

 
 
 

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