Orignially posted by Fox13. – Read the story by clicking here. Memphis police will likely release more information Friday about the suspect who killed the mother of five Tuesday morning. Shaneka Harvell tried hard to leave her ex-boyfriend before she was murdered while her kids were in the home. When FOX13 …
Originally published in the Memphis Flyer. Read the article by clicking here. As the pandemic continues and stay-at-home orders remain in place, one advocate said it is “common sense” that domestic violence will heighten. Deborah Clubb, executive director of the Memphis Area Women’s Council, said most in her field are …
Originally posted in the Daily Memphian – Read the article by clicking here. An unintended consequence of families being confined together during the coronavirus pandemic could be an increase in domestic violence, but local agencies say they are still working to help. The Memphis Police Department posted information earlier this …
Originally published by News Channel 3. Read the article by clicking here. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, many families are at home spending more time together. But for some, that can create even more stress brought on by uncertainty. Some local groups said they don’t have the exact number as …
Written by Deborah Clubb. Originally published by the Commercial Appeal, March 21, 2020. Read the article by clicking here. The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) is a pandemic. Reported illnesses range from very mild to severe, including death. Agencies anticipate widespread transmission will occur in the U.S. in coming months and recommend …
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Memphis Says NO MORE, the local multi-media messaging campaign to end domestic violence and sexual assault, has rolled out a new fleet of MATA buses with signs aimed especially at teens and youth, men and Spanish-speaking residents. A sample bus will be parked Tuesday, March 10, at 600 Jefferson for …
On March 8, International Women’s Day, NO MORE honored and celebrated the work of seven women around the world that are part of the NO MORE domestic violence and sexual assault awareness campaign. Deborah Clubb, coordinator of Memphis Says NO MORE and Executive Director of the Memphis Area Women’s Council …
For the second year, Memphis Says NO MORE and Memphis Sexual Assault Kit Task Force partnered with the Shelby County Crime Victims and Rape Crisis Center to set up a safe tent at Mempho Music Festival. The booth provided a place for festival attendees who needed support to talk with …
Some guys borrowed high heels, some brought their own, and some shoes were destroyed in the process as the ninth Memphis Walk a Mile in Her Shoes once again gave local men a chance to rally against domestic violence and rape.Football players, fraternity members, community leaders and others from two …
