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reporter at @19thnews covering gender and tech • this account is a dm vehicle
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No One To Answer The Phone: What A Missing $150 Million Means For Domestic Violence Services

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By Jasmine Mithani , Mariel Padilla 
| Omaha Daily Record
This story was originally reported by Jasmine Mithani and Mariel Padilla of The 19th. Meet Jasmine and Mariel and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. Our Sister’s House used to staff a 24-hour hotline. No matter what time of day a domestic violence survivor called for help, an advocate would be able to help them stay safe. But then a lack of funding meant that hours and staff had to be reduced.
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No One to Answer the Phone: What a Missing $150 Million Means for Domestic Violence Services

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By Jasmine Mithani , Mariel Padilla 
| Rewire News Group
This story was originally reported by Jasmine Mithani and Mariel Padilla of The 19th, and republished through Rewire News Group‘s partnership with the 19th News Network. Our Sister’s House used to staff a 24-hour hotline. No matter what time of day a domestic violence survivor called for help, an advocate would be able to help them stay safe. But then a lack of funding meant that hours and staff had to be reduced. Now if someone calls for help overnight or on the weekend, no one picks up the phone.
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No one to answer the phone: What a missing $150 million means for domestic violence services

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By Jasmine Mithani , Mariel Padilla 
| The African Mirror
OUR Sister’s House used to staff a 24-hour hotline. No matter what time of day a domestic violence survivor called for help, an advocate would be able to help them stay safe. But then a lack of funding meant that hours and staff had to be reduced. Now, if someone calls for help overnight or on the weekend, no one picks up the phone. The organization has been focused on helping Black survivors of gender-based violence for 30 years.
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