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EVENTS
January is National Stalking
Awareness Month

February 22nd
Donor Recognition Event
Sphericality
at 122 Main St, Flemington

April is National Sexual Assault
Awareness Month

April 10th and 11th
T
he Vagina Monologues
Hunterdon Central High School

April 28th
Denim Day
State-wide

July 12, 2009
SAFE in Hunterdon's
2010 Golf Outing
Copper Hill Country Club

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SAFE in the News
SAFE in Hunterdon Receives Part of $3 Million Nationwide Grant from The Mary Kay Foundation
December 18, 2009 - SAFE has been chosen to receive a $20,000 grant from The Mary Kay Foundation as part of the organization’s
annual $3 million national domestic violence grant program. SAFE is one of 150 domestic violence organizations participating...

SAFE in Hunterdon Invites Community to Bring Light to Hunterdon County
December 1, 2009 - SAFE is again participating in the statewide Communities of Light: Peace Begins at Home program. Communities
of Light is an annual public awareness campaign and fundraiser that brings multiple NJ counties together...

Area Bank Invests in SAFE in Hunterdon
November 4, 2009 - Since first coming to the area earlier this year, Investors Savings Bank has consistently demonstrated a strong
commitment to supporting victims and survivors of domestic and sexual abuse...

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Recent Headlines
Using GPS to stalk the stalkers in New Jersey
January 7, 2009 - It’s a story that has become too familiar: A woman obtains an order of protection against a man who has beaten,
abused or threatened her, yet he tracks her down and kills her. Now an Assembly committee has green-lighted a pilot program...

MTV Launches 'A Thin Line' To Stop Digital Abuse
December 3, 2009- MTV announced on Thursday (December 3) the launch of a multi-year initiative called "A Thin Line" aimed at
stopping the spread of abuse in the form of sexting, cyberbullying and digital dating abuse...

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ESCAPE
January is National Stalking Awareness Month
STALKING: MYTHS & FACTS
 
MYTH: You can’t be stalked by someone
you’re dating.
FACT: If your “friend” tracks your every
move in a way that causes you fear, that is
stalking.
MYTH: Technology is too expensive and
confusing for most stalkers to use.
FACT: Stalkers can buy easy-to-use
surveillance equipment for as little as $30.
MYTH: If you confront the stalker, he or she
will go away.
FACT: Confronting or trying to reason with
a stalker can be dangerous. Get help.
MYTH: Only celebrities are stalked.
FACT: The vast majority of the 1.4 million
people who are stalked each year are
ordinary citizens.
MYTH: If you ignore stalking, it will go away.
FACT: Stalkers seldom “just stop.” Victims
should seek help from law enforcement to
stop the stalking.
MYTH: Stalking is annoying but not illegal.
FACT: Stalking is a crime in all 50 states
and the District of Columbia.
Assembly Democrats on 5 Bill Package to Prevent Domestic Violence (A-4363 through A-4367)