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Volunteers partner with law enforcement to keep the AAPI community safe in Sacramento
The Stockton Boulevard Partnership put in place a new program called Safety on Stockton Blvd to keep the Sacramento AAPI community safe. Author: Monica Coleman (ABC10) Updated: 7:38 PM PDT April 8, 2021
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Marlon Lara arrived at Stockton Boulevard Partnership for his first day as a volunteer for the “Safety on Stockton Blvd” program. It s a program that aims to help keep people in the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) community safe while out doing daily activities. We got a whistle just in case we see anything, Lara said. We want to make sure we aren’t just seen but heard and we got a little to do list of how we should approach any situation we may see out there.”
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Domestic Violence Crisis Amid The Pandemic, How It’s Being Addressed
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In this photo taken Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2010, a victim of domestic violence, who calls herself, Sierra is seen at a safe house in Nevada County, Calif.
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More than 10 million women and men experience violence from an intimate partner. Amid the pandemic and lockdown orders, new research has found that incidences of domestic violence and abuse spiked across the country, and advocates and experts say it’s a crisis that’s only getting worse. Today on Insight, the rise in domestic abuse and violence during the pandemic, what’s being done about it, and the challenges in helping survivors.