Domestic violence is a well-documented individual, family, social, and community problem. It requires a critical mass of people working together to develop multi-strand programs to address it and to minimize its impact at all levels.
The National Center for Human Relations is uniquely positioned to advance understanding of the problem through research findings and dissemination of those findings. It is committed to forming effective collaborative relationships with other organizations to consider the scope of domestic violence and to address its root causes.
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