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X-WR-CALDESC:The 'Returning to Honor' project is based on the Native Americ
 an concept of reciprocity. As Native People\, we give before we take anyth
 ing. We will give a gift to a person if we want them to teach us something
  or we give an offering of tobacco before hunting\, fishing\, or gathering
  fruits or plants. That is showing respect\, thus honoring the people and 
 things around you. When men batter\, they are taking something from their 
 partners\, their family\, and community. We all suffer from the effects of
  domestic and sexual violence as a society because we see it on the televi
 sion or hear about it from friends and family even if we have not been ass
 aulted. We certainly all pay for it when it comes to expenses with funding
  courts\, police\, direct services programs and medical premiums. Our comm
 unities once had high standards of expected behavior\, and if those were v
 iolated\, there were swift responses and harsh consequences. One was expec
 ted to act with honor yet today we see that many men don't and even more s
 tay silent. This presentation will provide examples of Native American tea
 chings to create awareness around domestic and sexual violence based on th
 ose teachings so men act with honor to treat women as sacred within batter
 er's intervention programming.
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DESCRIPTION:The 'Returning to Honor' project is based on the Native America
 n concept of reciprocity. As Native People\, we give before we take anythi
 ng. We will give a gift to a person if we want them to teach us something 
 or we give an offering of tobacco before hunting\, fishing\, or gathering 
 fruits or plants. That is showing respect\, thus honoring the people and t
 hings around you. When men batter\, they are taking something from their p
 artners\, their family\, and community. We all suffer from the effects of 
 domestic and sexual violence as a society because we see it on the televis
 ion or hear about it from friends and family even if we have not been assa
 ulted. We certainly all pay for it when it comes to expenses with funding 
 courts\, police\, direct services programs and medical premiums. Our commu
 nities once had high standards of expected behavior\, and if those were vi
 olated\, there were swift responses and harsh consequences. One was expect
 ed to act with honor yet today we see that many men don't and even more st
 ay silent. This presentation will provide examples of Native American teac
 hings to create awareness around domestic and sexual violence based on tho
 se teachings so men act with honor to treat women as sacred within battere
 r's intervention programming.
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SUMMARY:Returning to Honor: Using Culturally-Based Teaching in Batterer's I
 ntervention Programs
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