The document discusses the realities of domestic violence, highlighting that it is underreported due to social stigmas. It aims to dispel common misconceptions about the profile of abusers and victims. Specifically, it notes that abusers are not always male and that victims are not always emotionally visible. The document also outlines serious effects of domestic violence like low self-esteem, cyclical abuse patterns, suicide and homicide. Statistics are provided about the high rates of domestic violence and sexual assault among college students. The overall objectives are to expose domestic violence, raise awareness, educate and encourage, and provide solutions through interviews and information about support hotlines.

1. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

3. IS REAL…

5. IS REAL…

6. FACTS
STIGMAS=CRIMES UNREPORTED
 Ridicule

7. FACTS
STIGMAS=CRIMES UNREPORTED
 Ridicule
 Retribution

8. FACTS
STIGMAS=CRIMES UNREPORTED
 Ridicule
 Retribution
 Victimization

9. FACTS
STIGMAS=CRIMES UNREPORTED
 Ridicule
 Retribution
 Victimization
 Judgment

10. FACTS
STIGMAS=CRIMES UNREPORTED
 Ridicule
 Retribution
 Victimization
 Judgment
 Exposure

11. STIGMAS
No Protection by law enforcement
-No Consequences for abuser
Ostracism by victim’s family
-By-stander Apathy
“Low class” association with victims
- Victims blamed for abuse
-Loss of jobs and homes
-Custody/loss of children

12. FACTS
• PROFLIE OF ABUSERS
Misconceptions:
Gender
Appearance
Means

13. FACTS
• PROFLIE OF ABUSERS
Misconceptions:
Gender
Appearance
Means

14. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are Male only.

15. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers

16. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are

17. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are Male

18. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are Male only

19. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are Male only.

20. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are Male only.
Victims are Females only: 5% victims are male

21. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are Male only.
Victims are Females only: 5% victims are male
- 3% hurt due to women protecting
themselves & children

22. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are Male only.
Victims are Females only: 5% victims are male
- 3% hurt due to women protecting
themselves & children
-Triggers are Alcohol, Drug-Abuse & Stress
only

23. FACTS
• PROFLIE OF ABUSERS
Misconceptions:
Gender
Appearance
Means

24. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are easy to detect.

25. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are easy to detect.
-appear charming, rational and
likeable in public.

26. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are easy to detect.
-appear charming, rational and
likeable in public.
Abused victims always appear

27. MISCONCEPTIONS
Abusers are easy to detect.
-appear charming, rational and
likeable in public.
Abused victims always appear
-emotional, irrational, and
difficult

28. FACTS
• PROFLIE OF ABUSERS
Misconceptions:
Gender
Appearance
Means

29. MISCONCEPTIONS
Emotional and mental abuse does not
exist.

30. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS
Statistics
Low self esteem
Cyclical Abuse
Suicide
Homicide

31. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS

32. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS
Statistics
Low self esteem

33. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS
Statistics
Low self esteem
Cyclical Abuse

34. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS
Statistics
Low self esteem
Cyclical Abuse
Suicide

35. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS
Statistics
Low self esteem
Cyclical Abuse
Suicide
Homicide

36. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS
Statistics
Low self esteem
Cyclical Abuse
Suicide
Homicide

37. FACTS
EFFECTS ON VICTIMS
Statistics
Low self esteem
Cyclical Abuse
Suicide
Homicide

38. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner

39. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner

40. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner

41. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner

42. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner

43. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner
one quarter of female students are
sexually assaulted during their college
years

44. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner
one quarter of female students are
sexually assaulted during their college
years

45. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner
one quarter of female students are
sexually assaulted during their college
years

46. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner
one quarter of female students are
sexually assaulted during their college
years

47. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner
one quarter of female students are
sexually assaulted during their college
years

48. STATISTICS
one-third of college students assault a
partner
one quarter of female students are
sexually assaulted during their college
years

49. OBJECTIVES
Expose domestic violence

50. OBJECTIVES
Expose domestic violence
Raise Awareness

51. OBJECTIVES
Expose domestic violence
Raise Awareness
-Educate & Encourage

52. OBJECTIVES
Expose domestic violence
Raise Awareness
-Educate & Encourage
Provide solutions

53. OBJECTIVES
Expose domestic violence
Raise Awareness
-Educate & Encourage
Provide solutions
-Interview students &
Carolina Women’s Center

54. OBJECTIVES
Expose domestic violence
Raise Awareness
-Educate & Encourage
Provide solutions
-Interview students &
Carolina Women’s Center
- Hotline

55. OBJECTIVES
Expose domestic violence
Raise Awareness
-Educate & Encourage
Provide solutions
-Interview students &
Carolina Women’s Center
-Hotline
Mobilize Prevention

57. STOP

58. STOP

59. DOMESTIC

60. DOMESTIC

61. VIOLENCE

62. VIOLENCE

63. NOW…