Media Room
As part of its mission, Laurel House strives to educate the public about the incidence and effects of domestic violence. One way to get this message out is through the media.
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In 2013, Michael Alan Goldberg, staff writer at The Reporter wrote a six-part series that explored the many facets of domestic violence and the services provided by Laurel House. Below are links to his articles:
- Part One – Planting the Seed
- Part Two – Fighting through the Fear
- Part Three – A good place: Laurel House shelter provide victims of domestic violence a safe escape
- Part Four – Lessons Learned: Education key part of role Laurel House plays
- Part Five – Funding and Support: Laurel House constantly grapples with ‘limited money, lots of need’
- Part Six – Standing up for Victims
Laurel House offers confidential resources to individuals and families.