WEAVE CEO on Domestic Violence During the Pandemic Lockdown

Listen: Beth Hassett

Chief Executive Officer & Executive Director

Beth responds to a new study that shows being quarantined at home can lead to a rise in domestic violence. California researchers did a ten-week survey last year amid the coronavirus lockdowns. They found financial stress from the loss of income plays the biggest role.

See Beth's life-affirming statement:

https://www.weaveinc.org/gratitudeandfindinggood

Get help: https://www.weaveinc.org/

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