Rhode Islanders are invited to participate in a survey throughout the entire month of August to gauge statewide attitudes toward domestic violence. One hundred fifty dollars in cash prizes will be awarded each week, for a total of $600 in prizes. On
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Rhode Islanders are invited to participate in a survey throughout the entire month of August to gauge statewide attitudes toward domestic violence. One hundred fifty dollars in cash prizes will be awarded each week, for a total of $600 in prizes.
On behalf of the Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence (RICADV), professional research and evaluation firm, McClanahan Associates, Inc. (MAI), is seeking individuals across the state of Rhode Island to participate in an online survey to gauge statewide attitudes toward domestic violence. The survey will take 15-20 minutes to complete and is anonymous (no link will be made between individuals' names and responses).
All those who complete the online survey will be entered into a weekly raffle for the chance to receive a $50 Amazon gift card. There will be three randomly selected winners each week, for a total of 12 winners. The survey is available in English and in Spanish.
For decades, the RICADV has worked to shape the media landscape to empower domestic violence survivors and to counter social acceptance of domestic violence in order to prevent it. This survey is an opportunity for RICADV to learn about current community attitudes toward domestic violence across the state of Rhode Island.
Access the survey online at www.ricadv.org between Aug. 1 and Aug. 31. To learn more about this research study, contact Kelly Piccinino at (267) 457-4600, ext. 105, or email kpiccinino@maieval.com.
The Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence (RICADV) is an organization dedicated to ending domestic violence. The RICADV was formed in 1979 to support and assist the domestic violence agencies in Rhode Island. The organization provides leadership to its member agencies, strives to create justice for victims, and raises awareness on the issue of domestic violence in Rhode Island.
The RICADV's network of member agencies provides a wide array of services for victims, including emergency shelter, support groups, counseling services, and assistance with the legal system. For more information about these organizations and services, call the statewide Helpline at 800-494-8100.
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Thecaptain
Maybe DPW workers Cameron Whittaker and Scott Small can volunteer. It seems that they enjoy beating up his women and harassing members of the public.
Charges
Whittaker, Cameron
Description
Statute
Level
Date
1 Domestic Violence - Simple Assault and/or Battery - 1st Offense 11-5-3(b) and 12-29(a)(1) Misdemeanor 06/10/2017
2 Domestic Violence - Disorderly Conduct - 1st Offense 11-45-1(a) and 12-29-2(a)(4) Misdemeanor 06/10/2017
Charges
SMALL, SCOTT
Description
Statute
Level
Date
1 SIMPLE ASSAULT/DOMESTIC 11-5-3(b) Misdemeanor 03/24/2004
2 DISORDERLY CONDUCT/DOMESTIC 11-45-1(a) Misdemeanor 03/24/2004
Tuesday, August 15, 2017 Report this
SCOT63
captain you should get a life and stop prying into every ones business!!!!!
people like you is why we have hate groups!!!
Tired of all of the division!!!!
Thursday, August 17, 2017 Report this
Thecaptain
Scot63,
Its called "PUBLIC RECORDS", just in case you didn't know that.
Friday, August 18, 2017 Report this