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Author: Hope Loudon

Hope Loudon is an activist and writer who holds a Bachelor's of International Affairs from the University of Nevada, Reno. She has worked in journalism and nonprofits both at home and abroad, and is attending Central European University's School of Public Policy in pursuit of her MA.
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What Doesn’t Kill Me: Exposing the Revictimization of Domestic Violence Survivors

Hope Loudon

Rachel Meyrick’s documentary film What Doesn’t Kill Me raises much-needed awareness of domestic violence and an issue many have never heard of: court-licensed abuse.

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