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Volunteer Work – Male Abuse Awareness

I’ve started doing a little side project for the P. Luna Foundation, helping to promote their work to raise awareness for male abuse survivors. The foundation is promoting Male Abuse Awareness Week on various outlets, and I’m helping out with their Google Plus page. So, if you’re a Google Plus user, I’ll be sharing information specific to male abuse awareness, and as we get closer to Dec. we’ll also be promoting Male Abuse Awareness Week on the foundation’s Google Plus page.

Of course, if you are on Google Plus, you can also follow the Google Plus page for this blog as well, and I’d appreciate you sharing those pages with your own G+ circles! Thanks!

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