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On Wednesday, February 3, Louisiana Appleseed hosted a roundtable discussion on the topic of preventing relationship abuse through educating Louisiana youth.  Fifty-two people, including lawyers, domestic violence service providers, educators and government officials attended.  Participants in the roundtable included two judges from Baton Rouge Family Court (Judge Woodruff-White and Judge Baker), East Baton Rouge District Attorney Hillar Moore and State Rep. Patricia Haynes Smith.  The group discussed the need for prevention, ongoing prevention efforts around the state, barriers to prevention through education, solutions to these barriers and the economic costs of domestic violence to our state.  We formed a Task Force to study the prevention issue and devise an advocacy plan. PHOTOS >>

 
Christy Kane Comments of FDIC's Financial Access Report
NOLA Latinos Represent a $750M Untapped Market for Financial Industry
State Bill protecting Heir Property Owners Signed into Law (Act No. 81)
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MEDIA COVERAGE
   
City Business: Latinos Represent Untapped Market for NOLA Banks
Times-Picayune: Nell Nolan Covers the Good Apple Gala ~ (JPG)
Times-Picayune: Good Apple Honorees
Margarita Bergen Rubs Elbows with Appleseed
New Orleans Living Magazine: Photos from the Good Apple Gala
Louisiana Bar Journal: Martin Stern Receives 2008 Evelyn Singer Award
 
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Christy Kane
Executive Director
Louisiana Appleseed
ckane@appleseednetwork.org
504.561.7312

Jeremy Cook
Deputy
Communications Director
National Office of Appleseed

jcook@appleseednetwork.org
202.347.7960