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Collection: Parenting Toward Nonviolence

One of our main goals with See the Triumph is to challenge the stigma surrounding abuse, and we believe that one of the best places for these conversations to begin is within families. Also, we know that often parents struggle with how to talk to their children about violence, how to raise their children to be nonviolent, and how to navigate representations of violence in the media. In this collection, you’ll find blogs in our series on parenting in a culture in which violence--and particularly intimate partner and sexual violence--are so prevalent.

See the Triumph Blog Posts:

Reflections on Parenting Toward Non-Violence in a Violent Culture, by Christine Murray

Parenting in a Violent Culture, by Karen Bean

Breaking the Cycle, by Laura Fogarty

"Let's Fight!": Reflections on Parenting Toward Non-Violence, by Christine Murray

Parents as Models of Nonviolence, by Sara Forcella

Intimate Partner Violence Affects Everybody--Especially Children, by Sara Forcella

PINK Isn't Just a Color...Protect, Invest, & Nurture ALL Kids, by Monika Johnson-Hostler
Non-Violent Parenting in a Violent Culture, by Kris Macomber

Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Violence in the Next Generation
, by Maxine Browne

Planning for Children's Safety in the Context of Domestic Violence, by Christine Murray

Raising Non-Violent Children: A Survivor's Perspective, by Rachel Miller

The Impact of Violence on Children: A Call to Action

Triumphant Parenting: Removing Children from an Unsafe Caregiver, by Evette Horton

Fathering With The Force, by Sherrill Hayes


Their Little Eyes Are Watching, By Heather Teater

Helping Your Child Overcome Abuse, by Heather Teater

Other Resources and Tools

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For Professionals: The Domestic Violence Research Group at UNCG, coordinated by See the Triumph co-founder, Christine Murray, developed this Safety Strategies booklet for professionals to use when safety planning with clients impacted by domestic violence. Beginning on page 32, you will find a safety plan addressing concerns related to children, parenting, and safety. To learn more, please visit the Safety Strategies web-site here: http://www.dvsafetyplanning.org