Parents Anonymous Opens Help For Abusive Parental Behavior
Aiken forms Parents Anonymous chapter to aid parents who abuse or fear abusing children. Christopher Galton and Susan Booth lead efforts with Charleston support. meetings focus on solving behavior, not moralizing. The program defines six forms of abuse and stresses nonjudgmental peer help.
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Aiken
Parents Anonymous
P.A
Christopher “‘Kit’’ Galton
Susan Booth
Ms. Booth
Alcoholics Anonymous
Galton
P.A. Galton
What’s Legal What’s Real About Job Discrimination
At a working women’s conference questions on sex discrimination arise and how to prove it. Resources include YWCA guides from Boston and Publication on Women in the Workforce by Editorial Research Reports. Federal pamphlets like A Woman’s Guide to Her Job Rights address rights from ads to retirement.
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Boston
Mass
YWCA
Washington, D.C
Equal Opportunity Commission
U.S. Department of Labor
Women’s Bureau
New York
Coalition of
Labor Union Women
Secretary of Labor
Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
National Organization of Women
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Who Joins Who Joins Parents Anonymous
The article profiles members of Parents Anonymous PA including founder Jolly and Pam sharing personal histories of abuse and reform. It notes that child abusers come from varied backgrounds and outlines how battering parents often grew up abused themselves and lack trust in institutions. Kay describes daughter related strain and fear of marriage disruption.
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P.A
Parents Anonymous
Jolly
Jolly Green Giant
Faith
Pan
Kay
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P.A. P.A
South Carolina
Charleston
Jolly K
Leonard L. Lieber
Lieber
Mothers Anonymous
Aiken County
C.S.R.A
Pr. Brown
Duckworth’s
Mitchell Shopping Center
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