In this episode of A Miner Detail Podcast, host Ryan Miner discusses the critical issue of domestic violence, focusing on the House of Ruth, a comprehensive domestic violence program in Baltimore City, Maryland.
This episode coincides with October's Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
House of Ruth Guests & Their RolesPodcast guests included:
- Dorothy Lennig, the former Director of the Marjorie Cook Legal Clinic;
- Christina Paige, a former service coordinator and manager at the House of Ruth.
They share insights into the organization's operations and personal motivations for working in this field.
Overview of House of Ruth's Services- An 84-bed shelter;
- A 24-hour hotline;
- Counseling;
- abuser intervention program;
- Client services;
- A free legal clinic with services extending across various counties in Maryland.
Dorothy Lennig discussed her role in the legal clinic, emphasizing the importance of providing free legal services to help victims escape abusive relationships and navigate the legal system.
24-Hour Hotline and Safety PlanningChristina Paige highlighted the significance of the 24-hour hotline, offering confidential crisis intervention and safety planning tailored to each individual's unique circumstances.
Community Outreach and EducationThe episode also explores the House of Ruth's community outreach and education efforts, aiming to increase awareness about domestic violence and its signs.
Man Up Campaign and PartnershipsThe House of Ruth's Man Up campaign, which involves men in the fight against domestic violence, is discussed, including partnerships with organizations like the Baltimore Ravens to change societal attitudes towards domestic violence.
This podcast was originally recorded on Sunday, October 29, 2017.
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