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By Carol B. Shiney Keesan staff writer
Janet Hodges was married for seven years. For six of those years, she was physically abused by her husband, a police officer.
Forum studies community role in support of battered women
"My story is just one of millions, so don't think that this is something really awful that happened to me," said Hodges, who now resides in Lawrence. "This happens to millions of women."
Hodges was one of three panel members who spoke last night to more than 100 people at the Lawrence Public Library as part of "Battered Women: Our Community's Response." The discussion commemorated the February Sisters 18th Anniversary.
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After Hodges left her husband in 1983 and moved to Lawrence, she received help from Women's Transitional Care Services, a Lawrence shelter that provides services for abused women and their children. Hodges now works at the shelter.
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The forum was presented by the KU Women's Studies Program and co-sponsored by the School of Social Psychology and the institutions of psychology and sociology.
Karen Ushman, clinical social worker from Bert Nash Community Mental Health Center, said that domestic violence affected 25 to 30 percent of the adult population each year and 30 percent of people in their lifetimes.
"When I talk about my personal story, I don't want pity," Hodges said. "I want respect for the fact that
People batter because they have learned that it is an effective way to get what they want, but also because they can. Ushman said.
Jean Rosenthal, president of a local citizens advocacy group, People Against Violence, said the discussion of domestic violence had come out into the open in the past 15 to 20 years. As a result, people have been able to learn about that cycle of violence and what can be done to prevent or reduce it.
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