Breaking Silence Season 2 EP4 Sandra Dickson
Health & Wellbeing
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9m 57s
Those who are part of Rainbow communities are more than twice as likely to experience intimate partner violence (IPV) than their straight counterparts. Sandra shares her own story, and explores the unique challenges faced by Rainbow communities.
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