My father, who is way too much of a coward to do it himself, has his celebrity friends attack me. They claim I am “impersonating” a victim.

There is never ever an excuse to abuse a woman. Period. My mom is my hero and deserves justice. I won’t rest until she gets it.

I am moving forward with my campaign, lining up resources, networking and otherwise engaging with like-minded individuals to make a change and stop domestic violence. I found this great place to meet people today—a very hip, engaging work environment which opens the door for me to many more opportunities for networking, making friends, getting my message out, helping others and takes me another step closer to establishing myself and justice4mom! The nice man at the front desk

It was a beautiful mild summer morning today and our drive down to Santa Monica was worth getting through all the traffic to be there at 10. After brunch and a brief meet and greet the four panelists and the two young women who organized and presented the event all resonated with me because one for one in their own way they want to help people, especially women, and have stopped at nothing to accomplish their passions. I found this very commendable and inspiring and uplifting

Domestic abuse, particularly against women in the world, is a hot topic issue in the media today thanks to the powerful #MeToo movement and the exposure of Harvey Weinstein and other notorious sexual predators and abusers. There’s a reason the movement is so popular: 1 in 4 women (24.3%) ages 18-years and older have been the victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner. Our society has advanced tremendously over the past few hundreds of years; why does such behav