Rape culture and domestic violence discussed to raise awareness during prevention month

By: Robert Washburn | May 4, 2017

Executive Director Sonya Vellenga, Counsellor Suzie Compeau and Project Manager Lisa Clarke of Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre

Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre Executive Director Sonya Vellenga talks about upcoming initiatives in Northumberland related to helping those facing domestic violence and dealing with sexual assault during Consider This Live, part of the Drive Time on Northumberland 89.7 FM. May is Sexual Assault Prevention Month in Ontario.

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