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Womens' Issues Radio ProgramsThese radio shows relate to help for the problems unique to women. We offer information, resources, and strategies to help improve the lives of women. - A List of Related Books, Links and Resources -
Sex Offenders - Radio Show
Air Date: 10/29/2005
Guests: Nancy Morias and Don Sweeney Florida Justice Alliance, Inc.  Listen to show Dangerous Men - Radio Show
State-funded Abuse of Women in Prison - Radio Show
Dressing For Success - Radio Show
Air Date: 07/09/2005
Guest: Pat Ellington www.dressforsuccess.org 813.220.0868 business 813.259.1876 shop  Listen to showSexual Assault Victim Exams - Radio Show
Air date: 06/04/2005
Guest: Rita Hall We know rapists target people they know much more often than they do strangers. We know we never want to be sexually assaulted or raped. But in Florida, we know we have a system in place to collect evidence after an assault, as long as we know how to seek help. See also www.helpachild.org Listen to show  Postpartum Depression - Radio show
Air Date: 11/03/2004
Guest: Dr. Jo Golson Having a baby can be a wonderful and happy event for women, but physical and emotional changes for new mothers can be overwhelming. Postpartum depression may affect any woman after giving birth days or even months later. Anti/Postpartum Depression Resource Center - 727.403.2121 Listen to showOctober is Domestic Violence Awareness Month - Radio show
Air date: 10/02/2004
Guest: Linda Amidei, Barbara Ellis, Elihu Brayboy  Thirty one percent of American women (that’s nearly one in three!) say they have been abused by a husband or boyfriend. Tampa Bay area battered women’s advocates talk about services available locally and upcoming events planned to bring awareness and hopefully a near end to this pandemic. Visit CASA, or call 727.895.4912. Visit The Haven, or call 727.584.3528. Visit The Spring, or call 813.247.SAFE. Visit SPCA, or call 727.586.3591. National Domestic Violence Hotline-800.799.SAFE Listen to showWomen In Transition - Radio show
Resource Center for Women - Radio show
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