Domestic Violence

An Oklahoma non-profit reports a lack of resources in the state for people seeking divorce. That could be especially dangerous for those in abusive marriages.

The only statewide organization that supports Oklahoma abuse victims is in jeopardy after federal auditors determined former staff and board members misspent more than $500,000 in public money.

As our guest notes in an award-winning article that she wrote for Mother Jones Magazine: "Failure-to-protect laws are incarcerating women all over the country -- for other people's violence."

"DePrince reveals in this remarkable book that each act of violence against a woman reverberates throughout society. Drawing on her years of experience as a scientist and advocate, DePrince lays out a roadmap to end violence against women." -- Jennifer Joy Freyd, Founder and President of the Center for Institutional Courage

A local nonprofit dedicated to rebuilding the lives of domestic violence survivors says it has resources.

A Norman woman faces life in prison for a murder even the prosecuting attorney agrees she didn’t commit.

Our guest is Anita Hill, the University Professor of Social Policy, Law, and Women's and Gender Studies at Brandeis University. Following her historic…

Cherokee Nation on Thursday opened a new Tahlequah facility for its ONE FIRE Victims Services program, corresponding with the beginning of Sexual Assault…

This story was updated at 6:18 a.m. on Friday, March 19th, to include a statement from Rep. Markwayne Mullin received after initial publication.The…

(Note: This interview first aired in September of 2020.) Our guest is Rachel Louise Snyder, an award-winning journalist and professor of creative writing…