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This list is designed to assist advocates and others working to end domestic violence in selecting videos to use in educational programming and service provision. Because organizations and communities have different needs, the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV) recommends that you preview videos before purchasing. The NRCDV does not lend or sell the videos on this list. To arrange for a preview or to inquire about purchase price, please contact the distributors directly.

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 12 minutes
Description: Combining imagery with readings, this video evokes author Dorothy Allison's (Bastard Out of Carolina) childhood in the poor white American South of the 1950's, her birth as a writer and feminist, and her coming to terms with a family legacy of incest and abuse.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 32 minutes
Description: An effective, timely, informative film portraying an actual date rape court case including the tense victim cross examination, and the deliberation of the jury. Emphasizes the severity of the crime. Producer's description: "Students learn about the devastating legal and emotional consequences of date rape. In it they follow the criminal trial of a college senior charged with forcible rape of a high school girl, hear from a police expert who profiles date rapists, listen to a prosecutor committed to going after them, learn from a counselor who works with victims, and share with victims themselves who tell stories of being deceived and hurt by these violent offenders."

Distributor: Discover Films Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: P.O. Box 24758, New Orleans, LA 70184-4758 Tel (888) 649-6453 or (504) 814-8285 Fax (504) 314-8284 Web http://www.discover-films.com

Category: Asian/Asian-American	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Docu-drama produced by a community-based organization in the New York metropolitan area that works to end the exploitation and violence against women of South Asian origin. This video recognizes oppression based on class, immigration status, religion and sexual orientation, and works to empower women, especially survivors of domestic violence.

Distributor: Sakhi for South Asian Women	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: P.O. Box 20208, Greeley Square Station New York, NY 10001 Tel (212) 714-9153, Fax (212) 564-8745 Hotline (212) 868-6741 Email contactus@sakhi.org

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 15 minutes
Description: A local documentary filmed in Duluth, Minnesota, on the factors within a community that allow for a culture of violence. Examines community responses to different forms of violence.

Distributor: National Training Project, DAIP	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1989
Contact: 206 West 4th Street, Duluth, MN 55806 Tel (218) 722-2781, Fax (218) 722-0779 Web http://www.duluth-model.org

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: A motivational video in which formerly battered women share their experiences, discuss how they finally escaped from abusive relationships, and what living free from abuse has meant to them. Highlights options and resources and emphasizes the strength of battered women. Should be supplemented with information about safety planning.

Distributor: California Attorney General's Office	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: Public Inquiry Unit P.O. Box 944255 Sacremento, CA 94244-2550 Tel (800) 952-5225, (outside CA) (916) 322-3360 Fax (916) 638-4442 Web http://caag.state.ca.us

Category: Batterers, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 48 minutes
Description: A documentary that examines a group of men with a history of abuse toward women, and their efforts to change. Part I examines the dimensions of abuse, Part II focuses on the batterers.

Distributor: Filmakers Library	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 124 East 40th St. New York, NY 10016 Tel (212) 808-4980, Fax (212) 808-4983 Web http://www.filmakers.com E -mail info@filmakers.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment, Stalking	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This gripping documentary exposes the alarming rise of sexual predators on the Internet. In this fast growing criminal arena, one in five young people with Internet access are sexually approached on the web. The predators slip silently into homes, assuming false identites to attract their unsuspecting victims. A Stranger in Our Home tells the disturbing tale of two teenagers. These cases become even more frightening when we hear details of such stalking from the confession of a jailed pedophile. The police are having a difficult time catching up with these virtual criminals." Powerful and disturbing, this film is recommended for parents of young teens. Should include discussion if shown to teens, as the content is somewhat sexually explicit.

Distributor: Filmakers Library	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 124 East 40th St. New York, NY 10016 Tel (212) 808-4980, Fax (212) 808-4983 Web http://www.filmakers.com E -mail info@filmakers.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 55 minutes
Description: From the series No Time to Be A Child (Part 1 "The Wounded," Part 2 "The Healing"). Producer's description: "This documentary addresses the issues of neglect and domestic abuse, both physical and sexual, and looks at the efforts of doctors and the abused themselves to break through severe behavior and emotional problems."

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 60 minutes
Description: This PBS documentary features the efforts of women lawyers and judges working to promote gender equity and end violence against women in South Africa, India, and the U.S. History of and current work in the movement against violence against women. Producer's description: "It examines inherent gender imbalances in social structures that affect not only women, but entire societies." Includes educational guide.

Distributor: Maryland Public Television	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: c/o Maria Nicolo, 201 West 85th Street, Apartment 8C New York, NY 10024 Tel (212) 877-3253 Web http://zaza.com/awomansplace/ E-mail maria_nicolo@msn.com

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: This empowering documentary provides motivation and inspiration for young women to get involved in the United States political system. Demonstrates the power of women to influence decisions on all political levels. Producer's description: "A national, bipartisan, 30-minute documentary about the entry and involvement of women in politics. Three segments highlight intriguing, individual interviews with women politicians throughout the country. This diverse group represents offices held on the federal, state and local levels. Each segment is visually different, stimulating and sometimes emotional." Discount available for non-profits.

Distributor: Women in Politics Productions, LLC	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: P.O. Box 681 Chester Heights, PA 19017 Tel 610-558-2874 Email womeninpolitics@cleanweb.net

Category: Asian/Asian-American	Format: VHS	Length: 55 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Not only does fear, economic dependence and social pressures perpetuate [domestic violence]--but cultural barriers also play a factor. This program portrays the life of a young Asian American woman as she struggles to break away from the cycle of violence in an abusive marriage. The drama raises many key issues battered women face such as the emotional and financial difficulties of leaving an abusive husband, the risk that their husbands may eventually kill them and a culture's acceptance of wife-beating." This film tells an empowering, true-to-life story, exposing viewers to issues specific to Korean American families, and showing shelter life, the PFA process, and a court proceeding.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Candid interviews and stories told by teenage abuse victims and commentary by adult authorities in the field of child abuse. Suggestions are given to abuse victims and their friends on what to do when confronted with abuse. Can be used with high school students, young college students, parents, school personnel, and other professionals working with adolescents. Facilitator's guide available.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Educational video created in a guided improvisational drama workshop by 12 Marin County teens. A study guide accompanies the video and can be used in sessions addressing the issue of teen relationship violence. Can be used with high school students, young college students, parents, school personnel, and other professionals working with adolescents.

Distributor: Marin Abused Women's Services & Transforming Communities	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 734 A Street San Rafael, CA 94901 Tel (415) 457-2464, Fax (415) 457-6457 Web http://www.maws.org/ or http://transformcommunities.org/

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: This first-person testimony documents the relationship of a 19-year-old young woman who survived an abusive dating relationship. The images are powerful and intense, as the case of violence is extremely severe. It discusses the characteristics of an abuser and the range of emotion experienced by the victim. Discussion is recommended. May not be appropriate for all audiences due to graphic images of abused women.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 14 minutes
Description: Dramatization of abuse in a teenage relationship. A story of courage, friendship, and awareness combined with educational information for teens who may find themselves in similar situations.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 24 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This compelling program...uses candid interviews to reconstruct four acquaintance rape cases: two vulnerable college freshman are manipulated by an older student, a young girl's judgement is clouded by alcohol, a wife is caught in the wrath of her angry husband, and a woman is drugged by her attacker." Hosted by Leeza Gibbons.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English, Spanish (Spanish title - Acquaintance Rape: The Ultimate Betrayal)	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Victimization/Victims' Rights	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "In their own words, we will hear the stories of bereaved individuals as they explain how their loved ones have become victims of a violent society. As we listen to their tragic stories we realize that their feelings of revenge and extreme pain are normal. We also learn that there is hope and help available from others who are able to understand or who have had similar experiences." Includes true stories told by survivors of violence and homicide (not specific to domestic violence homicide). Discusses the trauma of murder on the family of the victim.

Distributor: Film Ideas, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: 308 North Wolf Rd. Wheeling, IL 60090 Tel (800) 475-3456, Fax (847) 419-8933 Web http://www.filmideas.com E-mail filmid@ais.net

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: A February 1993 60 Minutes segment which examines the response to domestic violence in Quincy, MA, through interviews with members of the coordinated justice system, including Prosecutor Sara Buel.

Distributor: 60 Minutes	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: Web http://www.cbsnews.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 24 minutes
Description: Shows rapist interacting with women in everyday situations to gain their trust through manipulation. Producer's description: "Dominance, control, and anger are the true motives for rape. In this vivid, forceful drama about the nature of sexual assault, Anthony, a rapist, tells why and how he rapes, while flashbacks reveal how carefully he planned his actions, what his victim experienced, and how she reacted." Includes discussion guide.

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: Native Women	Format: VHS	Length: 31 minutes
Description: Eight American Indian women describe their struggles to end violence in their lives, problems they faced with non-Indian service providers and criminal justice systems, and barriers within their Indian communities. Part 2, designed for use in women's groups, examines racism, sexual abuse, spirituality and sisterhood.

Distributor: National Training Project, DAIP	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 206 West 4th Street, Duluth, MN 55806 Tel (218) 722-2781, Fax (218) 722-0779 Web http://www.duluth-model.org

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 12 minutes
Description: Family violence through the eyes and voices of women and children who have lived through the abuse.

Distributor: S.A.F.E. Place of Battle Creek, Michigan	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: P.O. Box 199 Battle Creek, MI 49016-0199 Tel (616) 965-6093, Fax (616) 966-2503 Web http://www.safeplaceshelter.org E-mail victoria@net-link.net

Category: Disabilities, Victims With	Format: DVD	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Short documentary about four women struggling to reconcile violence within the psychiatric system. Producer's description: "Bettina, Sandy, Valerie and Tonier have spent decades struggling to overcome childhood abuse. Retraumatized within psychiatric hospital walls, their lives continue to spiral downward into drug abuse, sexual victimization, and homelessness. Their future uncertain, they turn to a non-traditional, community program hoping to heal."

Distributor: Maryland Disability Law Center	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2007
Contact: 1800 N. Charles Street, Suite 400 Baltimore, MD 21201 Tel (800) 233-7201 or (410) 727-6352 TTY (410) 727-6387 E-mail behindcloseddoors@mdlcbalto.org Web http://www.mdlcbalto.org

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: Hosted by Irene Cara, this video examines domestic violence and how to help end it.

Distributor: Marin Abused Women's Services & Transforming Communities	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 734 A Street San Rafael, CA 94901 Tel (415) 457-2464, Fax (415) 457-6457 Web http://www.maws.org/ or http://transformcommunities.org/

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 87 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This powerful documentary includes intimate one-on-one interviews with six women murderers combined with re-enactments of their background experience and visual re-creations of their interior lives." Examines the effects of childhood trauma including child witnessing, alcohol and drug abuse, incest, and molestation, and repercussions in adulthood.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Native Women	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: A documentary about Native men and domestic violence. Through interviews, role-play, and acting, the lives of the Native men involved in the production are explored, as are issues of Native spirituality, alcohol and drug abuse and domestic violence. The video may be used at the secondary and post-secondary levels.

Distributor: THA Media Distributors, Ltd.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 307-1200 West Pender Street Vancouver, B.C. V6E 2S9 Tel (604) 642-5400, Fax (604) 688-8349 Web http://www.sextantentertainment.com E-mail tha.info@themedia.com

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: A documentary that examines the inadequacies of current justice systems in relation to meeting the needs of battered women. Provides a historical perspective on battering.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 60 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This documentary takes an innovative look at domestic violence in America, demonstrating the ways victims are breaking the destructive cycle of abuse and creating healthy, stable lives. Rather than document the tragic circumstances of domestic violence cases, the program focuses on the process through which victims become survivors, offering domestic violence sufferers, policymakers, and concerned citizens examples of how to fight this devastating problem." Note: Free copies sent to PBS stations for October 2001. Check with local station for preview or to air the video again; stations have permission to air through 2003.

Distributor: Mary Kay Ash Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2001
Contact: ABA Publication Order P.O. Box 10892 Chicago, IL 60610-0892 Tel (800) 285-2221, Fax (312) 988-5568 Web http://www.marykay.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Interviews with Latina/o women and men regarding their experiences with different forms of abuse. Some discussion of Latino cultures.

Distributor: Black, Indian, Hispanic and Asian (BIHA) Women in Action	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 1830 James Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55417 Tel (612) 521-2986, Fax (612) 529-6745

Category: Native Women	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Interviews with Native women and men about their experiences with domestic violence. Topics of discussion include change, understanding, and responsibility.

Distributor: Black, Indian, Hispanic and Asian (BIHA) Women in Action	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 1830 James Avenue North Minneapolis, MN 55417 Tel (612) 521-2986, Fax (612) 529-6745

Category: Religion, General	Format: VHS	Length: 59 minutes
Description: Documentary that depicts effects of abuse through stories of six battered women from diverse religious backgrounds. Offers ideas about how religious communities can help survivors of abuse and work to end domestic violence. Two parts with discussion guide.

Distributor: FaithTrust Institute	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 2400 North 45th Street, Suite 10, Seattle, WA 98103 Tel (206) 634-1903, Fax (206) 634-0115 Web http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org E-mail info@faithtrustinstitute.org

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 10 minutes
Description: A fun, colorful, interesting animated musical film to be used as a tool to start discussions with elementary-aged children about bullying in school and violence in the home. Producer's description: "Bully Dance is part of the ShowPeace series - lively, animated films designed to explore issues of conflict and dispute resolution. In Bully Dance, a community is disrupted when a bully victimizes a smaller member of the group. Eventually, the whole community becomes involved in dealing with the bully, who is himself a victim at home. Issues of peer pressure, accountability and imbalance of power are explored in a story that deals with a sensitive and pervasive problem."

Distributor: National Film Board of Canada	Languages: English (video has no words)	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 350 Fifth Avenue Suite 4820 New York, NY 10118 Tel (212) 629-8890 Fax (212) 629-8502 Web http://www.nfb.ca/ Email NewYork@nfb.ca

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "School bullies are not always boys -- just ask Amy, a middle school student who is mercilessly teased by fellow student Stacie and her group of self-important girlfriends. Their idea of fun is to submit Amy to a daily barrage of name-calling, mean tricks, and unfounded rumors. This reduces Amy to tears, causes her to avoid other students and even to fear coming to school. [Video includes] practical advice from teachers and student counselors who discuss what bullying is, how targeted students can -- and should -- take steps to end the harassment, and how being confronted about the behavior is a positive event for the bullies themselves. Their school's observance of a Bully-Free Awareness Week provides a fitting framework for the story." Grades 4-8.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 22 minutes
Description: Covering what bullying is, why bullies seek power, and how bullies intimidate their victims, this film emphasizes the importance of speaking out. Producer's description: "Using dramatic scenarios, the differences between the way girls and boys bully are demonstrated. By seeing and hearing from experts in the field, this video/print resource will help students better understand what bullying is, how it affects victims and what can be done to improve the situation. The video discusses various options that can be taken by school officials, teachers, parents, students and bullies themselves." Appropriate for middle school age. Warning: This video is useful for schools with effective bullying programs, but may be dangerous in situations where telling isn't the most supported option for students.

Distributor: Human Relations Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 41 Kensico Drive Mount Kisco, NY 10549 Tel (800) 431-2050 or (914) 244-0486, Fax (914) 244-0485 Web http://www.hrmvideo.com Email Orders@hrmvideo.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: A drama about a 16-year-old girl who meets and dates the most popular boy in her high school. Pressured by her parents and friends to stay with him, she overlooks the physical, sexual, and verbal abuse that Charlie uses to control her. When Cassie finally attempts to take control to end the relationship, the result is nearly fatal.

Distributor: SVE & Churchill Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: Web http://www.svemedia.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 7 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "A young man is being interrogated by police after he is accused of rape by a girl who claims he didn't understand the word no. The young man defends himself of the charges that he raped the girl, and explains to the officer that even though she said no, she really meant yes. A detective describes the lifetime of consequences that may occur when someone is charged with rape: being arrested, going to trial, facing your accuser, and going to jail. A counselor describes that everyone is responsible for their actions, and that no means no." Warning: Uses more "scare tactics" than educational information for young male viewers.

Distributor: Film Ideas, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 308 North Wolf Rd. Wheeling, IL 60090 Tel (800) 475-3456, Fax (847) 419-8933 Web http://www.filmideas.com E-mail filmid@ais.net

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format:	Length: 6 minutes
Description: The sexual and relationship violence peer education group at the North Carolina State University created this video to train all incoming first-year students about bystander interventions. The prevention approach of The Movement is to create a culture change and for the entire community to step up and speak out against this violence and hold the perpetrators accountable. Watch this video on YouTube by clicking on the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RL8kgZt5NPk

Distributor: YouTube	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2008
Contact: Web http://www.youtube.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 14 minutes
Description: Documentary hosted by Martin Sheen that includes interviews with adults who, as children, witnessed their mothers being abused. Also examines a shelter program for children of abused women.

Distributor: Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 6400 Flank Drive, Suite 1300 Harrisburg, PA 17112-2778 Tel (800) 537-2238 or (717) 545-6400 TTY (800) 553-2508, Fax (717) 545-9456 Web http://www.pcadv.org/

Category: General Domestic Violence, Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 112 minutes
Description: Designed for viewing by the general public, this film is a two-hour version of the eight-hour domestic violence training series for professionals. This program encourages viewers to become actively involved in domestic violence awareness and prevention initiatives at the local level. Producer's description: "Part one is designed to help viewers understand the dynamics of domestic violence and how it affects future generations. (58 minutes) Part two looks at the community response to family violence, including the role of shelters, batterers' programs, health care, law enforcement and judicial systems, as well as workplaces, schools, and religious organizations. (54 minutes)" Includes 25-page facilitator's guide with exercises, discussion questions, and reading lists.

Distributor: Global Village Communications	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 2641 Washington Mill Rd. Bellbrook, OH 45305 Tel (937) 848-6199 Web http://cityofshelter.org E-mail odonnell@donet.com

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 11 parts in 81/2 hours
Description: Includes interviews with the nation's leaders in the field of domestic violence. Domestic violence issues and advocacy work are presented through the day-to-day experiences of police chiefs, patrol officers, detectives, prosecutors, judges, victim advocates, shelter directors, batterer intervention specialists, victims, batterers, court watch volunteers, doctors, nurses and clergy. May be of use to new and/or existing coordinated community response teams. Specific laws and statistics mentioned in the videos pertain to Ohio, but basic principles and information are widely applicable. Facilitators should investigate and prepare the applicable state laws and community statistics.

Distributor: Global Village Communications	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 2641 Washington Mill Rd. Bellbrook, OH 45305 Tel (937) 848-6199 Web http://cityofshelter.org E-mail odonnell@donet.com

Category: Healthcare Response	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Intended for clinicians. Examines how to identify abuse and intervene in cases of domestic violence. Reporting and documentation discussed.

Distributor: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Distribution Center	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: P.O. Box 4500 Kearneysville, WV 25430-4500 Tel (800) 762-2264, TTY (202) 488-1426 Fax (202) 484-1595 Web http://www.acog.com

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 34 minues
Description: Producer's description:"This documentary is an empowering experience for any woman who is about to embark on the journey of a life time. This video takes five city dwelling women into the wilderness of the Kootenay Mountains of British Columbia, Canada. The focus is not their stories of abuse, but the strength they found inside themselves in order to leave their abusive situations." Talking to battered women, this film provides hope through empowering stories of survival. Note: Although there is some diversity regarding age, this video exclusively shows faces of white, middle-class women.

Distributor: Celtic Bear Productions	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: #383-1581 H. Hillside Avenue Victoria, BC V8T 2C1, Canada Web www.courage-of-women.com Email Celtic_Bear_Productions@hotmail.com

Category: Abuse in Later Life/Elder Abuse, Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Professionals must be properly trained in the different types of abuse that are specific to elderly victims and how they may differ from other types of domestic calls to which professionals are accustomed. Featuring law enforcement professionals from around North America, this video is an educational video that addresses the training needs of police officers and victim advocates responding to domestic abuse emergencies using dramatizations. Participants will learn interviewing skills and evidence collection specific to elderly victims."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 38 minutes
Description: This drama tells the story of 15-year-old Billy who witnesses his father's physical and verbal abuse of his mother along with his younger brother. This true-to-life story demonstrates what child witnesses see and hear, shows their personal struggles, and taps into their internal conflicting feelings. Producer's description:"Dealing with some uncomfortable issues, this story looks at the problem of family violence from the perspective of the children - demonstrating the tendency of children to copy the abusive behavior witnessed at home and exploring the difficult choices that must be made to bring an end to the cycle of violence. Warning: This film uses language typical of the situations and characters portrayed."

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1990
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: DVD	Length:
Description: Producer's description: "Five scenes are included in this DVD showing a law enforcement professional and a victim advocate conducting a danger assessment with a victim and a perpetrator. Each scene is followed by narration and graphics that identify helpful practices when doing danger assessment with victims. This includes how to establish rapport with victims, how to recognize and respond effectively to victim trauma, how to ask follow-up questions about dangerousness and useful information to provide to victims. The final two scenes highlight methods to interview perpetrators and provide overall guidelines on creating effective danger assessment practices."

Distributor: Emerge	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 2464 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 101 Cambridge, MA 02140 Tel 617-547-9879 Web http://www.emergedv.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "'Dangerous Games' helps by identifying the controlling behaviors that a teen may use against another in order to gain and maintain power and control in a dating relationship. Three effective role-play vignettes deal with the issues, including 'Control' about possessiveness and jealousy, 'Friends' on helping friends in dating violence situations, and 'Little Brother' about role modeling positive male behavior. 'Dangerous Games' shows teens how dating violence occurs, allows them to engage in meaningful discussion about the issues, helps them recognize and understand subtle, and not so subtle, abusive and controlling behaviors, and encourages them to develop trusting and respectful relationships." Recommended for middle-school aged students.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: This attention-grabbing, comprehensive introduction to the issue of dating violence offers young faces discussing important messages regarding unhealthy relationships. Producer's description: "Through a series of dramatizations, viewers see the 'blueprint' of an unhealthy relationship grow progressively worse. Early warning signs are outlined for young couples: jealousy, violent outbursts, emotional manipulation, physical intimidation, and physical abuse. The video concludes with a plea to students from a young girl with experience to seek help if they find themselves in a dangerous relationship." Recommended for high-school age and older. Shows graphic images of dating violence injuries.

Distributor: Discover Films Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: P.O. Box 24758, New Orleans, LA 70184-4758 Tel (888) 649-6453 or (504) 814-8285 Fax (504) 314-8284 Web http://www.discover-films.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 22 minutes
Description: This video features testimony from teen and adult victims, rape crisis advocates, and law enforcement, which provides valuable insight into how this crime is perpetrated, and the effects various date rape drugs have on the body. The most well known drugs used by perpetrators that are discussed in the video include: GHB, rohypnol, ketamine, and ecstasy. Viewers will become familiar with these drugs, how rapists use them, why they often videotape their victims, and practical tips on self-protection.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2001
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Video examines the myths and misconceptions surrounding date rape. The specific issues surrounding acquaintance rape are explored. Interviews with rape crisis counselors and rape victims provide a unique perspective on this crime of anger, power and control. This fast-paced information program discusses the serious consequences of rape, presents strategies for possible prevention, and offers specific advice and comfort to people who have been victimized.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video aims at sensitizing teenagers to the emotional, psychological, and legal ramifications of an act of sexual violence. A dramatized incident of date rape combines with narration by teenage hosts, first-person accounts from victims, and observations by law officers and adult counselors in covering prevention of, treatment for, and recovery from date rape."

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1990
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: Using dramatization, this video offers information to teens on how to recognize an abusive relationship, and what to do about it. Media glorification of sex and violence, dysfunctional male role models, and need for control are examined as roots of male violence toward women.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 22 minutes
Description: Examination of dating violence from a multicultural youth perspective. Defines relationship violence. Examines how to make a safety plan and how to get help from friends and community programs designed for teens. This video is designed for African American and Hispanic youth living in an urban environment. Includes testimonies from urban youth.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Dating Violence, Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: Depicting young people discussing real situations (language may be offensive to some), this video examines the problem of sexual and physical violence in teen relationships and offers solutions and skills to deal with teen dating violence. It shows teens of Hispanic, Asian, African American, and Caucasian heritage. Includes study guide.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Deaf or Hard of Hearing	Format: VHS	Length: 8 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This videotape is designed to encourage and assist the efforts of victim advocates/shelters serving Deaf, hard of hearing and late deafened victims/survivors who stay at their shelters. Narrated in American Sign Language (ASL) for the Deaf and open captioned for hard of hearing or late deafened victims."

Distributor: Deaf Victims Advocacy Services	Languages: Sign	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: PO Box 61 South Barre, Vermont 05670 TTY: (802) 479-1934 Fax: (802) 479-9446 Web: www.dvas.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 18 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "The video chronicles the story of Megan, a high school freshman and her boyfriend Matthew. As their romance deepens, Matthew monopolizes Megan's life, isolates her from her friends and activities, controls her clothing choices, criticizes her intelligence and eventually physically abuses her. At the same time, he repeatedly apologizes and proclaims his love. The viewer sees the story from three perspectives: Megan's, Matthew's, and also from the point of view of Megan's best friend, Ana. Every scenario is based on well-researched information received from professionals trained in dealing with dating violence and domestic violence, teens, psychotherapists, survivors of dating violence and their friends and relatives."

Distributor: Human Relations Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2004
Contact: 41 Kensico Drive Mount Kisco, NY 10549 Tel (800) 431-2050 or (914) 244-0486, Fax (914) 244-0485 Web http://www.hrmvideo.com Email Orders@hrmvideo.com

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 2 versions, 42&30 minutes
Description: An Academy Award-winning documentary about battered women imprisoned for killing their abusers. Examines how the criminal justice system and society often fail to protect battered women.

Distributor: Cambridge Documentary Films, Inc.	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: PO Box 390385 Cambridge, MA 02139-0004 Tel (617) 484-3993, Fax (617) 484-0754 Web http://www.cambridgedocumentaryfilms.org E-mail cdf@shore.net

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 51 minutes
Description: Award-winning drama about domestic violence and how it affects members of a Latino family. Illustrates some social and cultural forces that make it difficult for Latina battered women to break the silence and seek help. (Available in Spanish with English subtitles, includes booklet.)

Distributor: Committee for Hispanic Children and Families, Domestic Violence Project	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 140 West 22nd St., Suite 301 New York, NY 10011 Tel (212) 206-1090, Fax (212) 206-8093 Web http://chefinc.org E-mail chefinc@chefinc.org

Category: Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: A three-part series of Eyewitness produced by Dyke TV. Survivors and counselors discuss types of abuse, which stem from power and control, effects of abuse, and specific considerations for lesbian survivors.

Distributor: Dyke TV	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: P.O. Box 170-163 Brooklyn, NY 11217 Tel (718) 230-4770, Fax (718) 230-4776 Web http://www.dyketv.org E-mail staff@dyketv.org

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 75 minutes
Description: Combines a 10-part video program with a facilitator's guide and computer diskette tailored to four different tiers of instruction. (1) Law Enforcement Academy / Recruit Training, (2) First Responder / Patrol Training, (3) Community Collaboration, (4) Family Violence Specialist Training. Addresses topics related to domestic violence including the factors victims face in trying to leave their abuser, interviewing victims, children, batterers, cultural differences, and what to do when the abuser is a police officer.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 60 minutes
Description: Hosted by Diane Sawyer, this documentary examines how domestic violence affects survivors and children from diverse backgrounds. Highlights innovative domestic violence projects related to healthcare, police/justice system, public awareness/prevention, and workplace response.

Distributor: PBS Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: P.O. Box 751089 Charlotte, NC 28275 Tel (877) PBS-SHOP (727-7467), Fax (626) 367-5291 Web http://www.shop.pbs.org E-mail shop@pbs.org

Category: Healthcare Response	Format: VHS	Length: 21 minutes
Description: This video was designed by Health Partners for medical professionals to observe and how ask patients questions about suspected domestic violence. The video shows three scenarios in which doctors approach the subject of domestic violence in three different ways. It also mentions how to look for signs of domestic violence, not just from bruising or behavior but also chronic complaints of unrelated illnesses. The S.O.A.P. method is discussed: Subjective documentation, Objective documentation, Assessment of incidents, and Plan of action.

Distributor: Health Partners	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: Center for Health Promotion 23302C PO Box 1309 Minneapolis, MN 55440-1309 Phone (952) 967-7453

Category: Healthcare Response	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Presentations by survivors and professionals from a variety of disciplines about the dynamics of abuse, identifying battered women, safety, aftercare, and documentation. Stresses empowerment of the patient. Intended for emergency department personnel.

Distributor: Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: PO Box 18902 Denver, CO 80218 Tel (888) 778-7091 or (303) 831-9632 Fax (303) 832-7067 Web http://ww.ccadv.org/ E-mail ccadv@ccadv.org

Category: Workplace Response	Format: VHS	Length: 15 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Survivors of domestic violence, their co-workers, employers, and experts share real-life stories that powerfully demonstrate the impact of domestic violence on the workplace." Examines steps employers and co-workers can take to assist employees who are in abusive relationships.

Distributor: Family Violence Prevention Fund	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 383 Rhode Island Street, Suite 304 San Francisco, CA 94103-5133 Tel (415) 252-8900, Fax (415) 252-8991 Web http://endabuse.org Email info@endabuse.org

Category: Workplace Response	Format: VHS	Length: 15 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Survivors of domestic violence, their union representatives, and experts share real-life stories that powerfully demonstrate how domestic violence affects people at home and at work." Examines how unions can take steps to assist workers who are in abusive relationships.

Distributor: Family Violence Prevention Fund	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 383 Rhode Island Street, Suite 304 San Francisco, CA 94103-5133 Tel (415) 252-8900, Fax (415) 252-8991 Web http://endabuse.org Email info@endabuse.org

Category: Religion, Christian/Religion, General	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Utilizing a 20-minute video (an edited version of Broken Vows), the program provides worship materials, background information, discussion questions, and practical steps congregations can take to become involved in preventing domestic violence. Includes a 24-page study guide and a package of awareness brochures.

Distributor: FaithTrust Institute	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 2400 North 45th Street, Suite 10, Seattle, WA 98103 Tel (206) 634-1903, Fax (206) 634-0115 Web http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org E-mail info@faithtrustinstitute.org

Category: Batterers, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "A life long habit of violence dulls the recognition of violence and abuse. Violence and abuse simply become normal. This video takes the client back to the time when they were the victims of abuse and forcefully states, as it was wrong for someone to abuse you so it is wrong for you to abuse anyone else, especially those who love and depend on you." Includes interviews with battered women discussing their feelings of fear, humiliation, pain, and helplessness. Warning: This video may take some accountablity away from batterers by inferring that they batter because of their possible history as victims of abuse. It is strongly recommended that intense discussion accompany this film to address this issue.

Distributor: Hazelden Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: P.O. Box 176 Center City, MN 55012 Tel (800) 328-9000, Fax (612) 257-1331 Web http://www.hazelden.org E-mail info@hazelden.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment, Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 29 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "When a group of students decide to make a video about sexual harassment, they encounter a female student who actually is being sexually harassed. They convinve her to report the situation to a counselor. The counselor conducts a hearing, interviewing the targeted student as well as the harasser himself. Intertwined with the story are interviews with law enforcement and school officials who define what sexual harassment is, show how targeted students can empower themselves, and explain a range of consequences for students who harass others." This program is shot in a popular reality/documentary format that is sure to keep the attention and interest of teens. Recommended for grades 8-12.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 56 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "DreamWorlds II powerfully illustrates the systematic representations of women in music video, and how these representations tell a dangerous and narrow set of stories about what it means to be female or male; stories which impact how women think about themselves sexually, and how men think sexually about women. Shocking and often disturbing, DreamWorlds II gives us a critical distance from images which have become so ubiquitous, and normal, they are almost invisible." Note: This film contains graphic images of rape and objectification of women. Recommended for high school audience or older.

Distributor: Media Education Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 60 Masonic Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel (800) 897-0089 or (413) 584-8500, Fax (800) 659-6882 or (413) 586-8398 Web http://www.mediaed.org E-mail info@mediaed.org

Category: Disabilities, Victims With	Format: DVD	Length: 7 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Four individuals with disabilities describe their emotions associated with their personal experience with physical and sexual abuse."

Distributor: Institute on Disabilities at Temple University	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 1601 N. Broad Street, USB Suite 610 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Tel/TTY (215) 204-1356 E-mail iod@temple.edu Web http://disabilities.temple.edu/

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: A brief video that outlines safety steps for women who are in/leaving abusive relationships. Producer's description: "This video is a practical 'how to' guide about 'leaving smart'. This program further examines the problem of domestic violence and offers guidance and support for women wishing to make different choices in their lives. Packed with imperative information for any individual in the process of leaving an abusive relationship, Escape the Abuse shows the necessity of a carefully developed support network, including relatives and police officers."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 15 minutes
Description: The traits and motives of both the abuser and the victim are investigated in this hard-hitting exploration of dangerous relationships. A sympathetic young host introduces dramatizations interspersed with comments and stories from real men and women who have entered counseling to heal the damage done by the bond of violence. "Red flags" in the behavior of a potential boyfriend -- such as isolating the woman, manipulating aspects of her life and forcing himself on her physically -- are presented clearly and frankly. Abusers in counseling talk honestly about giving up the feeling of control that violence provided, and women speak of conquering low self-esteem and hopelessness.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2004
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Immigrant Women	Format: DVD	Length: 40 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Facing Diversity helps to raise awareness of the issues and barriers faced by women from diverse cultures as they deal with the domestic violence in their lives. It illustrates specific, culturally-sensitive practices for police, prosecutors, and victim advocates in order to support and assist women to end the violence. Examples from Hispanic, East Asian and South Asian cultures are shown as women learn to obtain relief from violence, deal with the reality of their situation and navigate the justice and court systems.The program serves as an ideal training tool for staff and volunteers who work with a diverse population of victims of partner violence, and may also function as a beneficial community educational supplement about domestic abuse."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 8 minutes
Description: This production is a poetic personal narrative of sexual assault told over the backdrop of creative images and photography that may create an intense and emotional experience for the viewer. Producer's description: "This new program documents the true story of rape and recovery of one survivor and those closest to her, with the intention of creating dialog and hope so survivors can address their trauma in a supportive and understanding community. The power of the emotions expressed can also help males understand the pain and lingering after effects of the rape, and can be effective in rape awareness education, as well as perpetrator treatment, helping those involved experience victim empathy."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Native Women	Format: DVD	Length: 76 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Finding Dawn puts a human face on a tragedy that has received precious little attention (...). Dawn Crey, Ramona Wilson and Daleen Kay Bosse are just three of the estimated 500 Aboriginal women who have gone missing or been murdered in Canada over the past 30 years. Acclaimed Metis filmmaker Christine Welsh embarks on an epic journey to shed light on these murders and disappearances that remain unresolved to this day. (...) This engrossing film illustrates the deep historical, social and economic factors that contribute to the epidemic of violence against Aboriginal women. It highlights the disturbing, world-wide culture of impunity that allows murders of women -- especially those who are poor, indigenous, or sex workers -- to go unsolved and unpunished."

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2006
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Battered Women, For Use With, Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Video addresses victims of domestic violence. Provides information about Protection From Abuse orders and other legal protective services. Discusses safety planning and gives an example of a court hearing.

Distributor: The Judicial Institute	Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Khmer, Vietnamese, Cape Verdean, Haitian Creole	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: Administrative Office of the Trial Court Edward W. Brooke Courthouse 24 New Chardon Street, 6th Floor Boston, MA 02114 Tel (617) 788-6775 Web http://www.state.ma.us/courts/admin/judicialinstitute.html

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "On a winter morning in 1987, 14-year-old Wendy Osborn was raped and murdered as she walked to school. Her killer was never identified... this documentary honors Wendy's memory by looking back on this tragedy through interveiews with both her parents and Wendy's home video footage and her own recollections." This story is told by a young woman who was raped by the same perpetrator when she was also 14. Includes discussion guide.

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2001
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 11 minutes
Description: Small towns and small communities are not exempt from abusive teen dating relationships. The video discusses the different kinds of abuse teens can experience, a series of questions for teens to think about when evaluating their relationships or experiences, and ways to get help when options may be limited.

Distributor: North Dakota Council on Abused Women's Services	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 418 East Rosser Avenue, Number 320 Bismarck, ND 58501 Tel (701) 255-6240, Fax (701) 255-1904

Category: Media	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Video games is the fastest growing segment of youth entertainment. Through engaging questions of gender, race and violence such as - What are the messages of video games? Are video games desensitizing children to violence? What images of masculinity and power are offered? Are video games teaching children how to kill? - this video offers a comprehensive look into the complex and controversial topic of video game violence. It is designed to encourage high school and college students to think critically about the video games they play and to get parents and educators thinking about getting some discussions going.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 57 Minutes
Description: An ethnically diverse group of four working class girls strut, flirt, and testify in this vibrant, affecting portrait of teenage girls' experiences of sexuality. Filmed in South Philadelphia and following its subjects from the ages of 14 to 18, Girls Like Us reveals the conflicts of growing up female by examining the impact of class, sexism, and violence on the dreams and expectations of young girls.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video looks at what bullying is, its effects on people, and how it makes them feel." Includes sections entitled, "The Bullying Cycle," "Make the Big Deal" (a simulated game-show), "The Myths of Bullying," and "Fighting Back." Addresses bullies and victims of bullies, teaching non-violence and discussing the cycle that perpetuates violence. Designed for use with children between the ages of 6-12.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 24 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "A teen accuses three fellow students of sexual harassment and goes to arbitration in teen court. Each aspect of sexual harassment is covered. Included are: harm to victims, harassment motivations, and strategies to end harassment."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: Depicts aspects of abusive and healthy relationships through dramatization of three high school couples. Discusses factors in society that contribute to abuse, power and control, effects of abuse, and consequences of abusing.

Distributor: Coronet MTI Film and Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: 2349 Chaffee Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 Tel (800) 221-1274 or (314) 569-0211 Fax (314) 569-2834 Web http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com

Category: Victimization/Victims' Rights	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Self-injury refers to a pattern in which a person harms himself or herself by cutting or even burning parts of the body to relieve stress from pent-up emotions. Typically they have endured unusual and stressful events or abusive family situations, and have resorted to self-injury as an unhealthy coping mechanism. The video and print package demystifies this often misunderstood problem by offering candid interviews with 'cutters' and their families, as well as commentary by noted experts in the field." Describes symptoms and causes of self-injury (including trauma from abuse), providing detailed information and possible soltions for sufferers and their families. Includes teacher's resource book.

Distributor: Human Relations Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 41 Kensico Drive Mount Kisco, NY 10549 Tel (800) 431-2050 or (914) 244-0486, Fax (914) 244-0485 Web http://www.hrmvideo.com Email Orders@hrmvideo.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 2 versions, 30&45 minutes
Description: Video details stories of child witnesses through interviews, and discusses the importance of open discussion and closure. Touches on the emotional conflict within children regarding their mother's abuser. Also shows child witnesses as adults who recall their experiences.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 37 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video gives us a glimpse of male-to-female battering in two Caucasian homes -- an upper middle class family where the husband is a corporate executive and an alcoholic, and a low income family where the husband is an unemployed, unskilled laborer. It dispels many myths associated with domestic abuse. It empowers viewers to recognize the dynamics of family violence and to make needed changes." Set as a stage play.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1986
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Native Women, Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 44 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Hollow Water is home to 450 people - many of them victims of sexual abuse. The offenders have left a legacy of pain and denial, addiction and suicide. By law, they were the responsibility of the Manitoba justice system. But jail had not stopped offenders in the past. Instead, Hollow Water chose to bring the offenders home to face justice in a community healing and sentencing circle. Based on traditional practices, this unique model is reuniting families and healing both victims and their offenders. Hollow Water documents the moving journey of one family, torn apart by years of abuse, who struggle to confront their past."

Distributor: National Film Board of Canada	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 350 Fifth Avenue Suite 4820 New York, NY 10118 Tel (212) 629-8890 Fax (212) 629-8502 Web http://www.nfb.ca/ Email NewYork@nfb.ca

Category: Workplace Response	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: Provides information for managers and other organizational leaders about domestic violence and its financial, emotional and medical costs in the workplace. Emphasizes the need for workplace policies and includes written sample guidelines and resource material.

Distributor: Texas Council on Family Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: P.O. Box 161810 Austin, TX 78716 Tel (512) 794-1133, TTY (800) 787-3224 Fax (512) 794-1199 Web http://www.tcfv.org/

Category: Native Women	Format: VHS	Length: 33 minutes
Description: Six battered Native American women of different backgrounds and ages discuss the choices they have made to overcome the hardships of family violence (including child abuse), end the cycle of abuse and silence, and work toward personal empowerment. Provides some discussion of counseling based on Native healing strategies and traditions.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 52 minutes
Description: Provides general overview of domestic violence through stories of five survivors of varying backgrounds. Presents examples of system (courts, hospital) responses to domestic violence.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 38 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video provides insight into the psychological complexities of violence from the viewpoint of the witness, victim, and perpetrator. It explores how heredity, environment, and substance abuse can make a person predisposed to violence. In & Out of Control examines the influence of alcohol and the drugs on domestic, sexual, and random violence. The video identifies triggers to violence and presents methods of treatment and prevention."

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 13 minutes
Description: Small towns and small communities are not exempt from domestic violence. The video discusses the different kinds of abuse, a series of questions for women to think about when evaluating their relationships or experiences, and ways to get help when options are limited. Addresses the special circumstances of women in rural areas facing domestic violence.

Distributor: North Dakota Council on Abused Women's Services	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 418 East Rosser Avenue, Number 320 Bismarck, ND 58501 Tel (701) 255-6240, Fax (701) 255-1904

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 15 minutes
Description: Emphasizes that dating violence happens in all walks of life and encourages discussion of the dynamics of relationship violence. Teacher's guide is available. Primarily shows Caucasian, middle-class students. May be used with middle school, high school or college students, and parents, teachers, and other professionals working with adolescents.

Distributor: Sunburst Communications	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 1900 S. Batavia Ave. Geneva, IL 60134-3399 Tel (800) 431-1934, Fax (888) 872-8380 Web http://www.sunburst.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Includes testimony from urban, African American youth collected from focus groups in five major metropolitan cities in the U.S. Youth discuss what types of abuse they have experienced and witnessed and why they think it happens. Also includes testimony from advocates and experts. Intended for African American audiences. May be suitable for high school students, but there is strong language used throughout the video. May also be used with parents, school personnel, and other professionals working with urban, African American youth. The complete study report is available in full text and summary forms.

Distributor: MEE Productions	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 340 North 12th Street, Suite 503 Philadelphia, PA 19107 Tel (215) 829-4920, Fax (215) 829-4903 Web http://www.meeproductions.com E-mail info@meeproductions.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 11 minutes
Description: Through poetry, video examines what an advocate against domestic violence sees every day. Explores secondary trauma experienced by women who work with battered women.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: General Domestic Violence, Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "While acknowledging that it is possible for intimate partner abuse to occur in same-sex couples, and that it sometimes occurs that a female will abuse a male partner, the abuser in the vast majority of cases is a man, the target a woman. This video examines a program where the medical community, social and psychiatric services, police, and courts have formed a coalition to reduce the incidence of spousal abuse and help the victims. This coordination helps to ensure that neither abuser nor victim falls through judicial or bureaucratic cracks." Recommended to demonstrate the complexity of domestic violence and the need to meet the issue with an equally complex and coordinated community response.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 57 minutes
Description: Follows the young, spirited members of FACES, a theater company based in New York City. Given three months to create a show about abusive relationships, the company members start by exploring their own lives, reenacting the violence they've experienced and inflicted. The process is both exhilarating and painful, but the members of FACES gain a growing understanding of abuse. Strong language advisory. Includes a Facilitator's Guide.

Distributor: Olmos Productions, Inc. (out of business)	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: For a limited time, the National Crime Justice Referral Service will provide one free copy of "It Ain't Love"(quantities limited); call 1-800-851-3420.

Category: Healthcare Response	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Providing detailed, useful information for healthcare providers on how to work with patients who may be victims of domestic violence, this video offers an approach that supports a woman-centered advocacy perspective. Producer's description: "Thanks to a training grant from the National Institute of Health, a team of health care providers and family violence advocates have created this training video, which portrays a family physician and medical students discussing an actual case seen by a faculty member in our residency program. The video nicely transitions from the teaching discussion to excerpts from the interviews between the doctor and patient. The acting is done by health care providers and advocates, who are extremely familiar with the issues."

Distributor: Family Practice Department of Maine Medical Center	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 22 Bramhall Street Portland, ME 04102-3175 Tel (207) 871-0111 Web http://www.mmc.org/

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 27 minutes
Description: An empowering, delightful, fun film that demonstrates realities of growing up as a girl/woman and questions gender roles. Producer's description: "This film documentary is about the 21 girls and women ages 8-91 who gathered together to create, perform, and tour Tova's theatre production of 'Growing Up Female.' The theater piece created by artistic director Paula Sepinuck, shares the performers' personal and collective life stories. Speaking to issues important to women's lives, it created a unique environment for intergenerational and cross-cultural sharing."

Distributor: TOVA	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 126 East Baltimore Pike Media, PA 19063 Tel (484) 444-0418, Fax (484) 444-0421 Web http://www.libertynet.org/~tova E-mail tova@voicenet.com

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 34 minutes
Description: Dramatization depicting the dynamics of domestic violence in a family and how it affects each of the children. Shows family going to a shelter and depicts intervention with children.

Distributor: Coronet MTI Film and Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1987
Contact: 2349 Chaffee Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 Tel (800) 221-1274 or (314) 569-0211 Fax (314) 569-2834 Web http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video examines emotional abuse directed at women by their male partners. It's not about arguing or disagreeing; it is about chronic criticism, verbal degradation, intimidation and isolation imposed on women to keep them in a socially and emotionally unsupported position. The aim, and the result, is to wear down and destroy women's self-esteem and their spirit. Both male and female viewers learn the basis for this kind of behavior in males in this very high quality production that mixes dramatic vignettes with interviews. Tools for confronting and ending this type of abusive behavior and the treatment options available for abusers are covered. Also available in an "edited" version in which strong language is muted."

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 9 minutes
Description: This video is designed for use with children aged 7-11 within the context of a counseling situation, not as a stand-alone. Children discuss their feelings/concerns about domestic violence in their homes. The video also outlines safety steps children living in violent homes can take, and emphasizes that they are not to blame for abuse between parents.

Distributor: American Bar Association	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: ABA Publishing, 750 N. Lakeshore Drive Chicago, IL 60610-0892 Tel (800) 285-2221, TTY (312) 988-5168 Fax (312) 988) 5528 Web http://www.abanet.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 24 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "In a sensitive yet unflinching approach to the subject, this video allows viewers to glimpse the turmoil of a teenager who was sexually abused by his father." Portrays a 17-year-old young man's battles with his emotions, his new foster family, and the court system. Recommended for audiences 12 and older with discussion.

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: Abuse in Later Life/Elder Abuse	Format: VHS	Length: 10 minutes
Description: Through interviews, examines the struggle of an older woman trying to leave a long-term, abusive marriage.

Distributor: Terra Nova Films	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 9848 S. Winchester Ave. Chicago, IL 60643 Tel (800) 779-8491, Fax (773) 881-3368 Web http://www.terranova.org E-mail tnf@terrnova.org

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 34 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Jean Kilbourne's pioneering work helped develop and popularize the study of gender representation in advertising. In this important video, Kilbourne takes viewers on a tour to see how the image of women in advertising has changed over the last 20 years. Questions addressed are... Does the beauty ideal still tyrannize women? Does advertising still objectify women's bodies? Are the twin themes of liberation and weight control still linked? Is sexuality still presented as women's main concern? Are young girls still sexualized and grown women infantilized? Are images of male violence against women still used to sell products?" Discusses the link between objectification and violence, and demonstrates how advertising trivializes violence against women.

Distributor: Media Education Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 60 Masonic Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel (800) 897-0089 or (413) 584-8500, Fax (800) 659-6882 or (413) 586-8398 Web http://www.mediaed.org E-mail info@mediaed.org

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 35 Minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Name-calling and bullying have reached epidemic proportions in schools today. Let's Get Real gives young people the chance to speak up in their own words about the real issues behind the problem. With amazing courage and candor, students discuss racial differences, perceived sexual orientation, disabilities, religious differences, sexual harassment and more." Let's Get Real won the Columbine Award for Best Short Documentary at the 2004 Moondance International Film Festival. A curriculum guide for educators accompanies the film.

Distributor: Respect For All Project	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: Women's Educational Media 2180 Bryant Street, Suite 203 San Francisco, CA 94110 Tel (415) 641-4616 Web http://www.respectforall.org

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 15 minutes
Description: A video sponsored by the Polaroid Corporation that celebrates the work of advocates during the last 25 years. Video was produced out of the activities of the Millennium Conference and highlights some of the key players and initiatives.

Distributor: Polaroid Corporation, Law Enforcement and Family Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 400 Boston Post Road, P.O. Box 438 Wayland, MA 01778-0438 Tel (800) 811-5764 Web http://www.polaroidwork.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: An ABC After School Special which examines a teenager's experience of abuse at the hands of her boyfriend. Shows the process she goes through to seek help and break free from the abuse, while her boyfriend begins to examine the roots of his abusive behavior.

Distributor: CorVISION Media, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 3014 Commercial Avenue, Northbrook, IL 60062 Tel (800) 537-3130, Fax (847) 509-8290 Web http://www.corvision.com E-mail corvision@aol.com

Category: Religion, General	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: A call for action from the National Conference of Catholic Bishops to church leaders. Dramas cover issues such as myths of domestic violence, myths within the church, religious scriptures, stereotypes, facts, power and control wheel, nonviolence wheel, and safety plan.

Distributor: Catholic Charities, Diocese of Sioux City, Iowa, Marilyn Murphy Catholic Charities	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 1601 Military Road, Sioux City, IA 51103 Tel (712) 252-4547, Fax (712) 252-3785 E-mail cathchar@willinet.net

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 3 videos- 22,19,23 minutes
Description: This video set and six-session curriculum is designed to inform youth about the elements that make up healthy relationships, to increase awareness and understanding about abuse, and to motivate viewers to seek relationships based on equality and mutual respect. The set is available with workbooks for religious youth groups.

Distributor: FaithTrust Institute	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 2400 North 45th Street, Suite 10, Seattle, WA 98103 Tel (206) 634-1903, Fax (206) 634-0115 Web http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org E-mail info@faithtrustinstitute.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Depicts an assembly of college students participating in an interactive theatrical presentation about dating abuse. Explores emotional and physical forms of abuse, effects, and response of friends to victims and abusers. Confronts issues of stalking, victims' rights, and intervention. Audience "Q & A" session follows.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 27 minutes
Description: Video chronicles a relationship destroyed by violence. Set against a backdrop of a fictional marriage, the film charts the cycle of domestic abuse.

Distributor: Spiritsmanship Productions	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 2461 Santa Monica Blvd., #436 Santa Monica, CA 90404 Tel (888) 443-6299, Fax (310) 979-7601 Web http://www.spiritsmanship.com E-mail inquiries@lovesmelovesmenot.org

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 26 minutes
Description: This video documentary was produced by the BBC and chronicles the work that the Men's Group of Managua (Grupo de Hombres Contra la Violencia de Managua - GHCV) has been doing to combat violence against women. The GHCV is made up of grassroots activists in Nicaragua who have been involved in innovative community education work as well as a national media campaign that calls upon men to take responsibility for male violence and end it. (The interviews with members of the GHCV are in Spanish with English subtitles.)

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: General Domestic Violence, Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 13 minutes
Description: Educates women about the emotional, physical and psychological causes of an abusive relationship and how to seek help. Former abused women share their own stories about domestic violence to help make a difference in the lives of others. Facilitator's Guide included.

Distributor: Film Ideas, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 308 North Wolf Rd. Wheeling, IL 60090 Tel (800) 475-3456, Fax (847) 419-8933 Web http://www.filmideas.com E-mail filmid@ais.net

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "In a teen group setting, teens talk openly about the five main points in developing and maintaining healthy teen dating relationships. Included are: finding the right relationship, right ways to start a relationship, resolving relationship conflicts, avoiding dangerous relationships, and ending a relationship gracefully." Appropriate for middle school through early high school aged students. Fast-paced and realistic.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 42 minutes
Description: In this video, members of SURVIVORS, a London, England, based counseling support group for men who have been sexually abused, speak out about their experiences and challenge what they see as society's reluctance to acknowledge the problem. Group members explain how fear of being labeled homosexual, or of not being believed, prevents most victims from reporting incidents. Very graphic -- for adult audiences only.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 5 minutes
Description: This music video portrays the exuberant journey of a woman who leaves an abusive marriage and becomes a truck driver. Beautiful imagery accompanies gorgeous music to demonstrate strength and power through independence for battered women. Producer's description: "The story of the music video was inspired greatly by the life of a young woman in Ahmedabad, Shameem Pathan. The only daughter among seven sons, Shameem was born into a well-to-do-family. Much against the wishes of the family, she married the man of her choice. Her husband expected her family to support them and refused to work. When her son was three and a half years old, Shameem finally decided to fend for herself." Hindi with English subtitles. Includes "The Making of Mann ke Manjeere" (7 min).

Distributor: Breakthrough Films	Languages: Hindi	Copyright: © 2001
Contact: 34-36 85 Street Jackson Heights, NY 11372 Tel (718) 457-4300 Fax (718) 457-4307 Web http://www.breakthrough.tv/ Email contact@breakthrough.tv

Category: Batterers, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 19 minutes
Description: Video depicts men in a batterers' program. Discusses power and control, types of abuse, and emphasizes abusers taking responsibility for their actions.

Distributor: Altschul Group Corp./ United Learning	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 1560 Sherman Ave., Suite 100 Evanston, IL 60201 Tel (800) 323-9084 or (847) 328-6700 Fax (847) 328-6706 Web http://www.agcmedia.com E-mail info@unitedlearning.com

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: DVD	Length: 58 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Three women tell how they reclaimed their lives in the aftermath of domestic violence. Their stories are echoed by voices from around the world. Themes are woven together with poetry and journal entries written by survivors of domestic abuse and violence. An artistic presentation of healing that conveys pain, celebration and hope."

Distributor: Moongale Productions	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2005
Contact: 3287 Berkeley Road Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 Tel (216) 832-9656 Web http://www.moongale.com Email info@moongale.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community, Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format: VHS	Length: 40 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This powerful and sensitive video defines the dynamics of women's same-sex abusive relationships, and examines the impact of oppression when addressing women-to-women battering. Women who have been in abusive relationships tell their stories, and offer testimony about the unique situations faced by lesbian."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format: VHS	Length: 26 minutes
Description: This documentary follows the journey of two Jewish lesbians as they seek to celebrate their commitment to one another.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2004
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "The New Voices video details the stories of three Pennsylvania women [survivors of domestic violence] and their journeys toward self-sufficiency and away from poverty and dependency on welfare. As Pennsylvania marks the third anniversary of "welfare to work," the film offers and inspiring and eye-opening view of women from Philadelphia, Reading, and Scranton who have lived the story behind the policy."

Distributor: Women's Association for Women's Alternatives, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: Pennsylvania Family Economic Self-Sufficiency Project 225 Chester Road, Suite 6 Swarthmore, PA 19081 Tel (610) 543-5022, Fax (610) 543-6483 Web http://www.womensassoc.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 32 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "No Means No weaves actual stories of young acquaintance rape survivors with the views, attitudes, biases and understandings of experts, professionals, students, and jurors from an acquaintance rape trial. No Means No raises hard-hitting questions and seeks responses from all levels of contemporary society." Although it is somewhat outdated, this film portrays an intense rape trial and provides a look into society's misconceptions about rape.

Distributor: Discover Films Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: P.O. Box 24758, New Orleans, LA 70184-4758 Tel (888) 649-6453 or (504) 814-8285 Fax (504) 314-8284 Web http://www.discover-films.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 19 minutes
Description: The story of a young woman who is nearly raped by her boyfriend and how she learns to recognize and avoid date abuse. Through dramatized scenes of rape and other forms of abuse, the program stresses the importance of communicating expectations and sexual limits and helps alleviate the fear of being rejected for asserting personal rights. Addresses the young male audience to show that "real" men don't abuse women. Intended for young people -- high school and older.

Distributor: Coronet MTI Film and Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1988
Contact: 2349 Chaffee Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 Tel (800) 221-1274 or (314) 569-0211 Fax (314) 569-2834 Web http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 56 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video includes several moving vignettes of women who have been assaulted, as well as interviews with the men who commit the most intimate crimes. No Safe Place goes behind the headlines and statistics to explore the men who commit the most intimate crimes. It also answers some of the most asked questions about domestic violence, including: Is there a profile of men who batter their partners? Why don't women leave abusive relationships? What is the cycle of abuse?"

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Community Activism	Format:	Length: 6 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "NOMAS Boston, the Boston Chapter of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism, holds their annual supply drive for local domestic violence shelters. Approximately 100 boxes of supplies were donated for Harbor Cove, Elizabeth Stone House and Close to Home." Watch this on YouTube by clicking on the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKkBe5KT1tY

Distributor: YouTube	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2009
Contact: Web http://www.youtube.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 54 minutes in 3 parts
Description: In the first part, four young adults discuss their stories of childhood abuse, how each of them coped, the problem behaviors each of them experienced, and how each of them now survive. The second part shows interviews with experts regarding symptoms, treatment, and intervention. The third is a combination of the survivors and the professionals. The parts do not have to be shown together.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Religion, General	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: This docu-drama examines clergy misconduct involving sexual abuse in the ministerial relationship.

Distributor: FaithTrust Institute	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 2400 North 45th Street, Suite 10, Seattle, WA 98103 Tel (206) 634-1903, Fax (206) 634-0115 Web http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org E-mail info@faithtrustinstitute.org

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community, Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format: VHS	Length: 18 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Nuestra Salud: Lesbianas Latinas Rompiendo Barreras (Our Health: Latina Lesbians Breaking Barriers) is a compassionate, peer-based, assertive, educational series of Spanish-language videos aimed at promoting preventive care and wellness to Latina Lesbians." Specific to the portion on Domestic Violence, "Latina lesbians share their personal experiences while professionals in the field add their insights and put these issues in a broader context." Other titles in the series include "Gynecology and Preventive Care," "STD's and Safer Sex," "Breast Self-exam and Cancer," "My Drug of Choice," and "Mental Health."

Distributor: Fanlight Productions	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 4196 Washington Street Boston, MA 02131 Tel (800) 937-4113, Fax (617) 469-3379 Web http://www.fanlight.com E-mail info@fanlight.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 50 minutes
Description: Dramatization of a Latina woman being abused by her husband and the process she goes through to get help from a battered women's program and break free from the abuse.

Distributor: Mujeres Latinas en Accion	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 1823 West 17th St. Chicago, IL 60608 Tel (312) 226-1544, TTY (312) 226-3350 Fax (312) 226-2720 Web http://www.uic.edu/orgs/mujeres/index.html E-mail mujeres_latinas@hotmail.com

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: Narrated by Martin Sheen, this video examines how new phone technologies may be used by batterers as part of abuse and how to promote safety and privacy.

Distributor: Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 6400 Flank Drive, Suite 1300 Harrisburg, PA 17112-2778 Tel (800) 537-2238 or (717) 545-6400 TTY (800) 553-2508, Fax (717) 545-9456 Web http://www.pcadv.org/

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 15 minutes
Description: This docu-drama provides a general overview of domestic violence and myths surrounding it. Combines real interviews with brief dramatized scenarios.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Abuse in Later Life/Elder Abuse	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: This empowering, hopeful video shows older women telling their stories of survival. Touching on issues of isolation, economic abuse, and health concerns, this video speaks to older victims of domestic violence, reassuring them that they are not alone. Producer's description: "This video is divided into four broad sub-sections; coping strategies, long-term effects, family relationships, and the future. Its main purpose is to help heighten an awareness of abuse issues in the lives of older women, through the sharing of inner experiences, struggles, and triumphs."

Distributor: Calgary Women's Emergency Shelter	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: P.O. Box 52051 Edmonton Trail N.E., Calgary, AB T2E 8K9 Tel (403) 290-1552 TTY (403) 262-2768 Fax (403) 237-7728 Web http://www.calgarywomensshelter.com/ Email womensinfo@cwes.calgary.ab.ca

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: Video explores the link between animal abuse and human cruelty and its effect on society. Interviews with both experts and survivors detail the various forms of abuse and the relationship between abuser and victim. Also covered are reasons for these destructive impulses and intervention tactics necessary to stop the violence. Graphic pictures of abused women and abused animals.

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: Two battered teens and two batterers discuss their experiences in violent relationships. Discusses how abuse starts and progresses, and its effects on victims. Batterers discuss their need for control over their partner and what they have learned through counseling.

Distributor: Boulder County Safehouse	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1990
Contact: 835 North Street Boulder, CO 80304 Tel (303) 449-8623, Fax (303) 449-0164 Web http://www.cambridgedocumentaryfilms.org E-mail info@bouldercountysafehouse.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 16 minutes
Description: Explores issues of date rape from the perspectives of both the victim and the assailant. Focuses on communication between young men and women. Intended for high school and older.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Batterers, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: N/A
Description: Thirteen scenes depicting various abusive tactics. Additional video examining tactics from the battered woman's perspective and manual are also available. To purchase videos, you must attend training by Duluth Domestic Abuse Intervention Project (manual may be purchased separately). Note: Updated in 2002

Distributor: National Training Project, DAIP	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1986
Contact: 206 West 4th Street, Duluth, MN 55806 Tel (218) 722-2781, Fax (218) 722-0779 Web http://www.duluth-model.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 13 minutes
Description: Dramatizations of dating violence by the "You Can't Be Beat" theater troupe. Peer-facilitated discussion of the skit follows, responding to audience's questions with facts about abusive behavior, emotional manipulation, and self-esteem. Intended for junior high and older.

Distributor: Coronet MTI Film and Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 2349 Chaffee Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 Tel (800) 221-1274 or (314) 569-0211 Fax (314) 569-2834 Web http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment, Trafficking	Format: VHS	Length: 34 minutes
Description: Featuring Eve Ensler, Diane Rosenfield, and many others, this film is a powerful, attention-grabbing documentary that addresses the severity of "rape culture," delving into issues of male rape, prostitution, trafficking, prison rape, war rape, date rape, stranger rape, and "comfort" women. Producer's description:"Explores the meaning, severity, and consequences of rape. This documentary looks at rape from a global and historical perspective, but focuses mainly on the domestic cultural conditions that make this human rights outrage the most under-reported crime in America. 'Rape Is...' will anger some, upset many, and wake up everyone who views it; it speaks to the reality of a world where sexual violence puts millions of women, children, and men in a state of terror and pain."

Distributor: Cambridge Documentary Films, Inc.	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: PO Box 390385 Cambridge, MA 02139-0004 Tel (617) 484-3993, Fax (617) 484-0754 Web http://www.cambridgedocumentaryfilms.org E-mail cdf@shore.net

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This documentary focuses discussion on the realities of date rape when alcohol and drugs are used. For most students this is a confusing issue. Here they see the devastation caused a young victim by a violent gang rape, hear from a police detective committed to pursuing serial acquaintance rapists, and share in the discussion as college students talk about sexual assault on campus." Exposes popular notions and misconceptions about date rape through campus interviews. Excellent, dramatic, attention-grabbing, up-to-date video recommended for college students.

Distributor: Discover Films Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: P.O. Box 24758, New Orleans, LA 70184-4758 Tel (888) 649-6453 or (504) 814-8285 Fax (504) 314-8284 Web http://www.discover-films.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 33 minutes
Description: First-person accounts by teens who grew up in violent homes, narratives, and interviews with experts examine healthy family life. (Updated in 2002)

Distributor: Sunburst Communications	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 1900 S. Batavia Ave. Geneva, IL 60134-3399 Tel (800) 431-1934, Fax (888) 872-8380 Web http://www.sunburst.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 47 minutes
Description: This video is about five teenagers who are working to recover from the effects of sexual abuse in the context of a teen support group. Designed to acknowledge and validate the feelings and experiences of teens and adults who have been sexually abused and to encourage recovery within a context of healing and hope. Both male and female victims, with some representation of diverse cultures.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Children, For Use With, Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This thought-provoking program for the elementary school audience focuses on respect and self-respect as a framework for learning about sexual harassment - what it is, and how and why it's harmful." With a focus on respect in relationships, this video offers discussion of gender-based harassment, gender-based stereotyping of activities, and the dynamics of power in relationships. Highlights different forms of bullying and harassment, and offers possible solutions. Recommended for children in grades 2-4.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: Effective tool for training law enforcement on child abuse and child witnessing -- demonstrates the need for officer involvement and examines the steps that are necessary to ensure children's safety and well-being. Producer's description: "Law enforcement officers are often the first to respond to children at a crime scene. This video depicts effective models for law enforcement interventions that can minimize the impact of violence on children and improve case outcomes." See also Responding to Child Victims and Witnesses: Promising Partnerships to Improve Case Outcomes ("Community Activism").

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: Effective tool for training prosecutors on child abuse and child witnessing -- demonstrates the need for competent prosecution and examines the steps that are necessary to ensure children's safety and well-being. Producer's description: "The prosecution of cases involving children who have been traumatized by exposure to violent crimes is a special challenge. As depicted in this video, innovative approaches for working with community partners to support child witnesses and victims can lead to successful case outcomes." See also Responding to Child Victims and Witnesses: Promising Partnerships to Improve Case Outcomes ("Community Activism").

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 16 minutes
Description: Effective tool for training for community leaders on child abuse and child witnessing -- demonstrates the need for a coordinated community response and examines the steps that are necessary to ensure children's safety and well-being. Producer's description: "Children who are crime victims, or who witness violence, require a coordinate community response. This video depicts the power of partnerships among law enforcement, prosecutors, courts, and mental health providers to minimize the impact of violence on children." See also Responding to Child Victims and Witnesses: Innovative Practices for Law Enforcement and Responding to Child Victims and Witnesses: Innovative Practices for Prosecutors ("Police/Justice Response")

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: Children, For Use With, Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "In this exclusive, illustrated interview, Mary Pipher, Ph.D., discusses the challenges facing today's teenagers, especially girls, as well as the role of media and popular culture in shaping their identities. She offers concrete ideas for girls and boys, families, teachers, and schools to help girls free themselves from the toxic influences of today's media-saturated culture." Discusses experiences of both girls ad boys, providing an in-depth look at how society may perpetuate or enhance common struggles of teenagers. Excellent basis for classroom discussion; appropriate for middle school age and older, as well as parents and teachers.

Distributor: Media Education Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 60 Masonic Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel (800) 897-0089 or (413) 584-8500, Fax (800) 659-6882 or (413) 586-8398 Web http://www.mediaed.org E-mail info@mediaed.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: Depicts abuse in teen relationships with an emphasis on helping teens to recognize abuse when it is in early stages. Examines societal factors that contribute to violence in relationships and emphasizes the need for abusers to seek help.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 34 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "A radio talk show features calls from teens who tell of their own experiences and thoughts about sexual coercion and date rape. Risky situations that may lead to date rape are detailed. Included are: isolation, intoxication, gender power, and social indebtedness. Strategies are modeled to avoid risky situations and to discourage coercion by potential offenders."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 40 minutes
Description: This video is a guide for prosecutors and law enforcement offices on the effective, victim-centered investigation and prosecution of drug-facilitated sexual assaults. Available with a very comprehensive manual: Ch. 1 "Date Rape Drugs," Ch. 2 "Toxicology," Ch. 3 "Investigation," Ch. 4 "Trial," Ch. 5 "Advocacy."

Distributor: American Prosecutors Research Institute, Violence Against Women Program	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 99 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 510 Alexandria, VA 22134 Tel (703) 549-9222, Fax (703) 836-3195 Web http://www.ndaa-apri.org

Category: Child Abuse, Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment, Community Activism	Format: DVD	Length: 103 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Fearless, feisty and resolute, the 'Rough Aunties' are a remarkable group of women unwavering in their stand to protect and care for the abused, neglected and forgotten children of Durban, South Africa. This latest documentary by internationally acclaimed director Kim Longinotto (SISTERS IN LAW, DIVORCE IRANIAN STYLE) follows the outspoken, multiracial cadre of Thuli, Mildred, Sdudla, Eureka and Jackie, as they wage a daily battle against systemic apathy, corruption, and greed to help the most vulnerable and disenfranchised of their communities."

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2008
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: Set up in a talk show format. Interviews with female teens who are survivors of dating violence and male teen perpetrators. Interview with male teen serving life sentence for murdering his 15-year-old girlfriend. Interview with young couple who has been violent to each other.

Distributor: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: P.O. Box 18749, Denver, CO 80218 Tel (303) 839-1852 Web http://www.ncadv.org

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 22 minutes
Description: Interviews with a diverse group of women about their experiences of domestic violence and how they got help. Simplistic; video may be good example of how the system should ideally work. Could mislead victims if their community is not as organized.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1989
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Video features vignettes that each address a specific issue, including effects of domestic violence on children, the problems battered women may face when they decide to leave an abusive relationship, and the need for effective domestic violence intervention strategies. Combines visual images with songs and poems to spark discussions on domestic violence. Video includes suggestions for use and discussion ideas.

Distributor: West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 4710 Chimney Street, Suite A Charleston, WV 25302 Tel (304) 965-3552, Fax (304) 965-3572 Web http://www.wvcadv.org

Category: Immigrant Women	Format: DVD	Length: N/A
Description: Producer's description: "This DVD contains 14 different language interpretations of common shelter expectations (each language segment is 4-10 minutes long). The 14 languages represented are: Amharic, ASL/English, Cambodian, Korean, Laotian, Mandarin, Punjabi, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Ukranian, and Vietnamese. This tool helps limited or non-English speakers both prepare for what to expect when going to a domestic violence shelter and to understand what may be expected of them once they arrive. This is an ideal resource for shelters, community groups, healthcare facilities, clergy & law enforcement. The DVD also includes written translations and footage of actual shelters."

Distributor: King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: Amharic, ASL/English, Cambodian, Korean, Laotian, Mandarin, Punjabi, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Ukranian, and Vietnamese.	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 1419 S. Jackson Street, #103 Seattle, WA 98144 Tel/TTY (206) 568-5454 Fax (206) 568-5462 Email kccadv@kccadv.org Web www.kccadv.org

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 49 minutes
Description: This video is about the stories of three women -- African American and Hispanic -- in a New York shelter. Looks at women's lives after they have left their abusers and begin to deal with the complex issues of separation, the legal system, the impact of domestic violence on their children and their own recovery from abuse. Includes a look at children's group counseling and a mother's admission that her children exhibit violent behavior.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 13 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "'Safety First' is a new program that provides an overview of steps domestic violence survivors can take to keep themselves and their children safe. Protective orders - what they are and where and how to get them, safety planning, and documenting evidence and proof of abuse are described. Other topics include, overcoming objections, the importance of confiding in a trusted friend, and planning ahead. Protective orders and planning can be the best options for safety, and this new video helps provide needed information on these important tools. Special Note: This video is available in both English and Spanish. The Spanish version is not dubbed, it is presented with Spanish speaking participants."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 32 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This new video explores ways that children who have been traumatized by domestic violence can begin to gain a sense of personal power and control. Safety Planning with Children focuses on a child's own personal safety, helping them understand that it is not the role of children to keep their family safe from a violent parent." "Safety Planning with Children contains basic information for those children living in families where there is domestic violence. The program can help domestic violence shelter programs train new and current employees so they can develop the knowledge and skills necessary to create effective safety plans with children."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 2 parts,16 & 13 minutes
Description: Using puppets, this video describes domestic violence and life in shelter through the eyes of children. Includes workbook, discussion guide, and storybook.

Distributor: Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 6400 Flank Drive, Suite 1300 Harrisburg, PA 17112-2778 Tel (800) 537-2238 or (717) 545-6400 TTY (800) 553-2508, Fax (717) 545-9456 Web http://www.pcadv.org/

Category: Healthcare Response	Format: VHS	Length: 32 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Screen to End Abuse includes five clinical vignettes demonstrating techniques for screening and responding to domestic violence in primary care settings. Screen to End Abuse provides the tools you need to incorporate routine screening into a busy medical practice; respond effectively to patients affected by domestic violence; institute policies and procedures for identifying and responding to domestic violence, including changing the look of a clinical practice to let patients know they are safe to disclose abuse." Video is broken down into individually timed segments for ease in training use. Vingettes show patients from diverse backgrounds and experiences. Film is available on VHS, CD and looped (for continuous play).

Distributor: Family Violence Prevention Fund	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 383 Rhode Island Street, Suite 304 San Francisco, CA 94103-5133 Tel (415) 252-8900, Fax (415) 252-8991 Web http://endabuse.org Email info@endabuse.org

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Abusers talk about how and why they became violent. Victims talk about the abuse they suffered, why they did not end the relationship, and why they still love their batterers. A daughter explains how her father's need for complete power and control has continued to affect her as an adult. Along with these compelling stories, this documentary details one community's unique approach to handling domestic violence cases. Mandatory arrests for perpetrators and court-ordered education for both perpetrators and victims are explained by a judge, a sheriff, a court advocate, a probation officer, and a counselor. This program makes it clear that all of us are affected by domestic violence."

Distributor: Crime Prevention Resources	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2004
Contact: 600 N. Grape Street Medford, OR 97501 Tel (800) 867-0016 Web http://www.crimeprevent.com

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 18 minutes
Description: Story of a small group of women who maintained their conviction and influenced their entire community to change its response to domestic violence. Interviews the different members of the Nashville Task Force and how the coordinated response has made a difference.

Distributor: You Have the Power, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 2814 12th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37204 Tel (615) 292-7027, Fax (615) 292-4088 Web http://www.yhtp.org E-mail sara.kemp@yhtp.org

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 29 minutes
Description: Docu-drama that illustrates the experiences of children whose mothers are battered. Follows the story of two families who seek help from a women's shelter.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community, Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment, Trafficking	Format: VHS	Length: 74 minutes
Description: Senorita Extraviada "tells the haunting story of the more than 200 kidnapped, raped and murdered young women of Juarez, Mexico. Visually poetic, yet unflinching in its gaze, this compelling investigation unravels the layers of complicity that have allowed for the brutal murders of women living along the Mexico-U.S. border. In the midst of Juarez's international mystique and high profile job market, there exists a murky history of grossly underreported human rights abuses and violence against women. Relying on what Portillo comes to see as the most reliable of sources -- the testimonies of the families of the victims -- [it] documents a two-year search for the truth in the underbelly of the new global economy." (Some interviews spoken in Spanish with English subtitles.)

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2001
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Disabilities, Victims With	Format: VHS	Length: 14 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Speaking from their own experience, the people in this video talk about being victimized, the kind of services and support that they did or did not receive, and how their victimization motivated them to create or demand programs and services to help other crime victims with disabilities." Survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault share stories which address barriers specific to victims with disabilities; programs specific to their needs are highlighted. Serves as a great introduction piece to address the needs of victims with disabilities. Tape includes 3 versions: Closed Captioned, Open Captioned, and Visually Described. Includes resource guide.

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: Disabilities, Victims With	Format: VHS	Length: 14 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video...is designed to encourage and assist the efforts of victim advocates in actively reaching out and serving crime victims with a wide range of disabilities. In the words of victim advocates in the videotape, this is not an overwhelming task, it should be done in partnership with disability advocates, and - the time is now!" This video serves as a great introduction piece for further discussion, emphasizing issues of violence against women with disabilities including underreporting, availability of services, accessibility, and confidentiality. Tape includes 3 versions: Closed Captioned, Open Captioned, and Visually Described. Includes resource guide.

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 16 minutes
Description: A film by Lisa Mann using imagery and statistics to provide an understanding of battered women (especially those who kill in self-defense) within a feminist framework.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 24 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This program, addressed to both men and women, offers a comprehensive, non-threatening discussion of the nature of sexual harassment in campus and institutional settings as well as what can be done to prevent it. It emphasizes the psychological, legal, and communications perspectives and features interviews with students and faculty as well as experts." Five parts: I. Sexual Harassment Defined, II. Intent vs. Impact, III. Dealing with Unwanted Attention, IV. Consensual Relations, V. Looking Forward. Hosted by Jean Kilbourne.

Distributor: Media Education Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 60 Masonic Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel (800) 897-0089 or (413) 584-8500, Fax (800) 659-6882 or (413) 586-8398 Web http://www.mediaed.org E-mail info@mediaed.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video clearly explains what sexual harassment is, what it isn't, and the appropriate ways to confront and report sexual harassment, especially in school. Students 'role play' scenarios, examining a wide range of behaviors such as explicit jokes, work-place harassment, and obsessive and threatening conduct. This video also gives kids the tools necessary to deal effectively and respectfully with sexual harassment." This training film demonstrates the connection between sexual harassment and dating violence and/or stalking using situational examples. Addresses workplace harassment and hate speech, using examples for both girls and boys.

Distributor: Film Ideas, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 308 North Wolf Rd. Wheeling, IL 60090 Tel (800) 475-3456, Fax (847) 419-8933 Web http://www.filmideas.com E-mail filmid@ais.net

Category: General Domestic Violence; Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 42 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Shifting the Paradigm documents the transitional period of the battered women's movement and explores the different arenas that paradigm shifts need to happen in order to reach the ultimate goal of zero tolerance for domestic violence."

Distributor: Humboldt State University	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: Department of Theatre, Film, & Dance c/o Ann Alter, 1 Harpst Street, Arcata, CA 95521-8299 Tel (707) 826-5495 or (504) 814-8285 Fax (707) 826-5494 E-mail aea2@humboldt.edu

Category: Police/Justice Response, Domestic Violence, General	Format: DVD	Length: 49 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "From behind prison walls, SIN BY SILENCE reveals the lives of extraordinary women who advocate for a future free from domestic violence. Inside California's oldest women's prison, the first inmate-initiated and led group in the U.S. prison system was created by inmate Brenda Clubine to help abused women speak out and realize they are not alone. Over the past two decades, the women of CWAA, Convicted Women Against Abuse, have changed laws for battered women and raised awareness for those on the outside. SIN BY SILENCE is an emotionally packed documentary that tells the personal and shocking stories of these courageous women who have learned from their past, are changing their future, and teaching us how domestic violence affects each and every person."

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2009
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format: VHS	Length: 57 minutes
Description: This candid and courageous portrait of more than 15-months in the female-to-male (FTM) transition of Jay Snider explores both the emotional and physical changes of this profound experience--beginning prior to hormones and concluding after top surgery. Footage shot before and after the surgery captures dramatic physical transitions, while intimate interviews with Jay, his ex-husband, his best friend and his lesbian-identified partner aptly capture the emotional and psychological shifts that occur during the process. With support from those closest to him, Jay's experience is remarkably positive, though not without conflict. During the course of the film, he renews long-distant ties with his brother, but also faces permanent estrangement from his parents.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 56 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This powerful new program explores the family court system that routinely removes children from the protective parent and gives custody to the person the children have named as their sexual abuser. It describes how batterers sacrifice their children in order to control the mothers, and how the courts help those men. By following the stories of three dedicated women and their lawyers, Small Justice exposes a systematic legal failure to safeguard those who need protection the most."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Battered Women, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 58 minutes
Description: This empowering film addresses women's struggles with racism, blindness, molestation, rape, domestic violence, homelessness, drug addiction, poverty, incest, nervous breakdown, and other related issues. Producer's description: "Chronicles Tova's 'Theater of Witness' piece created and performed by eight extraordinary women. The piece is based on their real life stories of transformation after struggling with issues such as homelessness, addiction, domestic violence, disability, and/or poverty."

Distributor: TOVA	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 126 East Baltimore Pike Media, PA 19063 Tel (484) 444-0418, Fax (484) 444-0421 Web http://www.libertynet.org/~tova E-mail tova@voicenet.com

Category: Disabilities, Victims With	Format: VHS	Length: 13 minutes
Description: A brief video which dramatizes battering within a relationship between two deaf individuals. Depicts types and dynamic of abuse, but does not provide information as to service needs of battered deaf women.

Distributor: Word of Hand Productions	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: P.O. Box 1920, Brookline, MA 02146 Fax (617) 254-3262 Web http://www.wordofhand.com E-mail wordofhand@aol.com

Category: Batterers, For Use With, Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: DVD	Length: 15 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Directed by John Badalament (All men are sons), this fifteen-minute documentary shows the stories of three men who grew up with abusive fathers and had to grapple with their own choices as intimate partners and fathers. This educational film was originally directed to fathers who have used violence and designed to be used in supervised visitation centers. However, practitioners have used it effectively in a variety of settings, including batterers intervention programs, responsible fatherhood groups, child welfare, groups for adolescents and within the criminal justice system."

Distributor: Family Violence Prevention Fund	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 383 Rhode Island Street, Suite 304 San Francisco, CA 94103-5133 Tel (415) 252-8900, Fax (415) 252-8991 Web http://endabuse.org Email info@endabuse.org

Category: Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Explores violence and harassment against gay, lesbian, bisexual, and trans youth in schools, highlighting resources and advice to work for change. Touches on the history of anti-discrimination policies in schools, and provides statistics. Discusses the intersections of oppressions that many GLBT youth face. Producer's description: "Featuring interviews with Judy Shepard, Danny and Julie from MTV's Real World New Orleans and actor-musician Anthony Rapp, this innovative video offers a powerful look at the ways in which individuals are reclaiming their classrooms and hallways as a safe space for GLBT students." Recommended for high school students, teachers, and parents.

Distributor: Media Education Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2001
Contact: 60 Masonic Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel (800) 897-0089 or (413) 584-8500, Fax (800) 659-6882 or (413) 586-8398 Web http://www.mediaed.org E-mail info@mediaed.org

Category: Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Demonstrates how all can contribute to the movement to end domestic violence. Producer's description: "With dramatic vignettes and discussion from experts and survivors of abuse, you'll learn easy ways to make a difference in your community. From reaching out to a friend you think may be abused to taking action against abuse in your neighborhood and at work, this film shows you how you can make your city a 'Domestic Violence-Free Zone'."

Distributor: Family Violence Prevention Fund	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 383 Rhode Island Street, Suite 304 San Francisco, CA 94103-5133 Tel (415) 252-8900, Fax (415) 252-8991 Web http://endabuse.org Email info@endabuse.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: DVD	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Producer's Description: "Is hooking-up the new handshake on college campuses? 'Spitting Game: The College Hook-Up Culture' dares to open Pandora's Box and look inside the social lives of college students." This educational film provides important insights into the role that alcohol and other drugs play within the hook-up culture and explores how this culture has also put female college students at a particular risk for sexual assault and exploitation.

Distributor: J'Hue Film Productions, LLC	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2010
Contact: Tel (770) 655-6008 Web http://www.collegehookupculture.com E-mail devans@j-huefilms.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video was designed as a companion piece to the 69 page manual, Latino Families and Domestic Violence: A Guide for Systems and Organizations Committed to Serving Latino Communities. Written primarily for service providers working with Latino clients, both are informative for anyone seeking to relate effectively with Latino communities and understand issues facing battered Latinas and their children."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: African-American, Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: DVD	Length: N/A
Description: Producer's description: "Research shows that African-Americans experience higher rates of domestic violence than other minority groups, and that African-American children are exposed to domestic violence at higher rates than other children. This trauma is further compounded by the reality that African-American children are more likely to be subjected to out-of-home placement through the child welfare system when domestic violence does occur. (...) How do we begin to heal children whose families have been torn apart by not only the physical blows, but also the emotional scars left behind by witnessing and/or experiencing domestic violence? These and other issues were addressed at the June 2003 forum, African-American Children and Domestic Violence: Prevention and Intervention- Stop and Hear a Child's Cry. This powerful forum addressed the effects of violence both inside and outside the home."

Distributor: Institute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2007
Contact: School of Social Work, 290 Peters Hall, 1404 Gortner Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55108-6142 Tel (877) 642-8222 or (612) 624-5357 Fax 612-624-9201 Web www.dvinstitute.org E-mail info@idvaac.org

Category: Police/Justice Response, General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This documentary visits Gatesville Penitentiary in Texas, where three female inmates convicted of murder and serving sentences ranging from 25 to 40 years describe the domestic violence that would eventually bring them to prison. Sonia, Brenda and Lee Ann relate in their own words stories of the isolation and fear that bound them to their threatening husbands. From their stories, a pattern of violence emerges, creating, in effect, a portrait of family violence in America today. Combined with analysis by experts on domestic violence and the law, this film shows the difficulties victims of abuse have escaping the cycle of violence. It challenges our attitudes towards the victim who acts in violent self-defense."

Distributor: Filmakers Library	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 124 East 40th St. New York, NY 10016 Tel (212) 808-4980, Fax (212) 808-4983 Web http://www.filmakers.com E -mail info@filmakers.com

Category: Victimization/Victims' Rights	Format: VHS	Length: 38 minutes
Description: This video is about people devastated by trauma and loss who find common ground for their journeys to recovery through helping others. A film that was directly inspired by Defending Our Lives, this is the story of survivors from the death camps of Cambodia, the violent streets of South Boston, the amputee ward of a V.A. hospital and the prison cell of an alcohol and drug addicted inmate.

Distributor: Cambridge Documentary Films, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: PO Box 390385 Cambridge, MA 02139-0004 Tel (617) 484-3993, Fax (617) 484-0754 Web http://www.cambridgedocumentaryfilms.org E-mail cdf@shore.net

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Surviving Rape features six women (both stranger and acquaintance rape victims) who lead viewers on the journey through grief that results from rape. Based on Elizabeth Kuebler-Ross' model of the five stages 'of death and dying,' rape survivors speak from experience about their recovery process and encourage victims to work through that process to empower themselves to take back control of their lives." Designed to assist mental health professionals who work with rape victims and rape crisis support counselors, but also serves as an empowering film for rape survivors.

Distributor: Discover Films Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: P.O. Box 24758, New Orleans, LA 70184-4758 Tel (888) 649-6453 or (504) 814-8285 Fax (504) 314-8284 Web http://www.discover-films.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 16 minutes
Description: This compelling award-winning program uses animated images to illustrate interviews of various survivors of domestic violence and the counselors who work with them. Animation includes graphic scenes and sound effects of violence, as well as some strong language. (May not be appropriate for all audiences.)

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 16 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Viewers learn, personally from three victims of domestic violence, how women who find themselves in abusive situations first deal with it and then cope and endure it. These victims explain what their feelings about police and legal intervention were. They explain how they tried to leave and did or didn't make it. They talk about how they found safety once they did get out. They talk about the signs that they couldn't see or that they ignored that should have warned them of the danger they were joining."

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 21 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Terra Nullius evolved as part of a response by a generation of Australian Aborigines to the government's assimilationist policies which removed children from their families and placed them with white foster families. In this evocative and impressionistic drama of a young Aboriginal girl shown absorbing the fear, shame and incestuous abuse of her adoptive white parents. Expressionist images repeatedly disrupt the narrative as haunting echoes of the denial of racial and sexual abuse. Terra Nullius is a powerful and unforgettable film about the connections between racial and sexual violence and the social effects of cultural genocide." This film is dramatic, frightening, and wonderfully moving.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 12 minutes
Description: An episode of 20/20 that examines effects of domestic violence on child witnesses. Includes interviews with battered women, their children, and child counselors.

Distributor: Altschul Group Corp./ United Learning	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 1560 Sherman Ave., Suite 100 Evanston, IL 60201 Tel (800) 323-9084 or (847) 328-6700 Fax (847) 328-6706 Web http://www.agcmedia.com E-mail info@unitedlearning.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 61 minutes
Description: Documentary on the sexual abuse and incest of the female child in the Eastern Indian population. Producer's description: "By interweaving survivors' narratives, including the producer's own story, with interviews with South Asian mental health professionals, and with statistical information, as well as poetry and art, [this film] discloses the many layers of a subject traditionally shrouded in secrecy. Insights into the far-reaching psychological, social and cultural consequences of incest are accompanied by thoughtful assessments of strategies that have helped adult women cope with childhood trauma. The video also analyzes social and cultural resistance in South Asia and the Diaspora to dealing with incest's causes and its effects on its victims." (Orders must be made with order form.)

Distributor: ShaKti Productions, LLC	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 8403 16th Street #6 Silver Spring, MD 20910-2831 Phone: 301-589-4462 Email: shaktivideo@aol.com Web: http://www.shaktiproductions.net

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This documentary focuses on the efforts of one organization to help battered women and their children with safe shelter and counseling. Narrated by actress Kathleen Turner and featuring Denise Brown, this video cuts through social class, economic privilege and racial lines to demonstrate that domestic violence is not confined to a certain group."

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: Abuse in Later Life/Elder Abuse	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: A drama depicting the life of an older battered woman as she reflects back on a lifetime of abuse.

Distributor: Area Agency on Aging Region One, Inc.	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 1366 East Thomas Road, Suite 108 Phoenix, AZ 85014 Tel (888) 783-7500, Fax (602) 230-9132, TTY/TTD (602) 241-6110 Web http://www.aaaphx.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 58 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "How did date rape shift from a 'shockingly frequent... outrage,' as Newsweek once called it, to a controversy over 'crying rape,' as New York magazine later labeled it? Susan Faludi, bell hooks, Mary Koss, Katha Pollitt, Neil Malamuth, and others, analyze a classical case study in media 'backlash.' By the early 1990s, solid research and overwhelming evidence had prompted a growing awareness of the epidemic nature of date rape, especially on college campuses. But, starting in 1993, the media used the anecdotal comments of one young woman, Katie Roiphe, to undermine efforts to stop this continuing crime against women. How did this happen?" Excellent tool for in-depth college classroom discussion. Warning: Contains some intense, offensive language.

Distributor: Media Education Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 60 Masonic Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel (800) 897-0089 or (413) 584-8500, Fax (800) 659-6882 or (413) 586-8398 Web http://www.mediaed.org E-mail info@mediaed.org

Category: Victimization/Victims' Rights, Community Activism	Format: VHS	Length: 92 minutes
Description: A powerful exploration of the continuing practice of female genital mutilation, a.k.a. female circumcision in Kenya. Producer's description: "Longinotto delivers the delicate substance of the custom via both her documentarian's sense of distance and the extraordinary access she has to people affected by it. While she is clearly sympathetic to the young victims, she also gives voice to the older women who advance the practice in the name of tradition, never losing sight of the moral, spiritual, and physical dangers involved. The film is ultimately hopeful, finding spiritual sustenance in the courage of a young girl to confront her mother, the strength of an enlightened nurse, and the rebellious spirit of a group of young children who defy their parents and find refuge in the power of the law."

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English (Part Swahili/Kiswahili with English subtitles)	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 61 minutes
Description: This documentary chronicles eight stories of violence against women and children in Nicaragua and includes interviews with Nicaraguan police, social service workers, and the victims. Compares and contrasts violence against women in U.S. and Nicaragua. Contains images of the victims and their injuries from physical abuse. (Spanish with English subtitles.)

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 10 minutes
Description: The F-Word is a provocative look at the power of the word 'feminism' in the US. Why does it mean so many different things to different people? Pithy interviews with women and men from diverse backgrounds are rhythmically intercut with computer-animated quotes from the likes of Barbara Smith to Pat Robertson, all set to an upbeat rap accompaniment. Designed to open up attitudes, The F-Word proves feminism is still something worth talking about-hotly debated, widely misconstrued, but undeniably a fact of life! Discussion/Study guide available.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Resources for Victims and Survivors	Format:	Length: 6 minutes
Description: Informational video about Second Chance Employment Services, an organization dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence find financial independence through employment. Watch this video on YouTube by clicking on the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpQzP-nTueg

Distributor: YouTube	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2009
Contact: Web http://www.youtube.com

Category: Abuse in Later Life/Elder Abuse	Format: VHS	Length: 5 minutes
Description: A dramatization about the different forms of elder abuse that can be perpetrated by family members and strangers. Forms of abuse illustrated include economic abuse, and control of medication and mobility devices. Video includes testimonies by older women.

Distributor: You Have the Power, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 2814 12th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37204 Tel (615) 292-7027, Fax (615) 292-4088 Web http://www.yhtp.org E-mail sara.kemp@yhtp.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: DVD	Length: 76 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Winner of the Sundance Special Jury Prize in Documentary and the inspiration for a 2008 U.N. Resolution classifying rape as a weapon of war, this extraordinary film, shot in the war zones of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), shatters the silence that surrounds the use of sexual violence as a weapon of conflict. Many tens of thousands of women and girls have been systematically kidnapped, raped, mutilated and tortured by soldiers from both foreign militias and the Congolese army. A survivor of gang rape herself, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Lisa F. Jackson travels through the DRC to understand what is happening and why."

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English, French, Swahili, Lingala, Mashi, Subtitled	Copyright: © 2007
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 52 minutes
Description: Video profiles three women's experiences of incest and their work to end the cycle of incest and child sexual abuse for generations ahead. The Healing Years illustrates these stories through interviews, intimate moments with supportive family members, counseling groups, footage of their work as activists and 8mm home film footage.

Distributor: KB Films	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 1282 Munson Drive, Ashland, OR 97520 Tel (800) 685-2409, Fax (805) 687-5878 E-mail kbfilms@compuserve.com

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 60 minutes
Description: This is the amazing story of Bonnie Jean Foreshaw, a formerly battered woman who accidentally shot and killed a pregnant woman in an attempt to protect herself from a man who was physically assaulting her at a gas station. Since she was found guilty of pre-meditated murder, Ms. Foreshaw has been serving the longest prison sentence of any woman in Connecticut, 45 years, without the possibility of parole. This film demonstrates a severe case of injustice - delving into the details of the case through interviews with attorneys, friends, family, and Foreshaw herself. Features clips from talk shows and news programs throughout Foreshaw's struggle for justice. Captivating and intense film. Warning: One incident of strong language.

Distributor: Documentary Educational Resources	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 101 Morse Street Watertown, MA 02472 Tel (800) 569-6621 or (617) 926-0491 Fax (617) 926-9519 Web http://www.der.org/ E-mail docued@der.org

Category: Victimization/Victims' Rights	Format: VHS	Length: 26 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "The [news] provides a necessary and invaluable public service, but can often result in a painful re-victimization of the victims involved. This video explores how the news media tend to cover crime and victimization, what can be done to help victims effectively deal with this sometimes insensitive coverage, and how victim service providers can work together with members of the media to promote timely, sensitive media coverage." (Although it covers violence against women, this video does not use the term "domestic violence.")

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 50 minutes
Description: The video addresses the problem of dating violence when youth start getting into relationships. The project integrates easily into lesson plans and can be used as a stand-alone prevention learning module or it can be integrated into an existing curriculum. Contains multiple professionally produced film modules, a measurement tool to measure the impact of the project, an integrated web site where information and resources can be found, and a comprehensive step-by-step written Instructor's Guide. The Instructor's Guide discusses that domestic violence affects ALL racial, economic and religious segments of our society and same sex relationships; and that female on male abuse does occur. Designed for students in grades 5-12 and in college.

Distributor: Central Minnesota Task Force on Battered Women	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 915 First St. South, Suite 14 St. Cloud, MN 56301 Tel (877) 600-2225 or (320) 251-7203 Fax (320) 251-0369 Web http://www.thequietstormproject.com E-mail tqspinfo@thequietstormproject.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 26 minutes
Description: Video examines the growing use of the drug Rohypnol to sedate women in order to take sexual advantage of them on dates. It examines two such cases through interviews with victims and their attorneys.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Candid view of domestic violence told by men and women dealing with violence in relationships. Video uses the "power and control wheel" and the "cycle of violence theory." Includes Study Guide.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 55 minutes
Description: This is a fast-paced, MTV-like production that is guaranteed to grab the attention of teens. It is meant as an eye-opener for high-school aged people who may deny that violence could be a part of their lives. Producer's Description: "In this program 17 year old Mario, who takes pride in seducing as many girls as possible, and 15 year old Debbie, who is drawn to possessive, potentially abusive boyfriends are given an unsettling look at the nature of unhealthy dating relationships. The program encourages viewers to consider, and perhaps make changes in, their own relationships, attitudes, and behaviors."

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Asian/Asian-American	Format: VHS	Length: 22 minutes
Description: Presented in Vietnamese with English subtitles, examines violence within Vietnamese culture, general domestic violence issues, and safety planning. Highlights issue of economic abuse, and provides options for Vietnamese women in abusive situations.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English, Vietnamese	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 11 minutes
Description: Documentary film of interviews with victims and one abuser, illustrates the different forms of abuse. Video ends with a community call to action. (Film opens with the famous "Lisa tape," an impactful 911 recording of a child witness.)

Distributor: You Have the Power, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 2814 12th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37204 Tel (615) 292-7027, Fax (615) 292-4088 Web http://www.yhtp.org E-mail sara.kemp@yhtp.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 9 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Written, directed, produced, and shot in Hi-8 by Eve Sandler, The Wash is an autobiographical video narrative which closely studies the landscapes of the artist's body and memory for scars and survival of child sexual abuse. A visually arresting inquiry into female relationships and secrets within the artist's own African American family, The Wash explores complex themes of incest, family denial, silence, and love. By interweaving her own voiceover narration with excerpts from an oral history she recorded before her grandmother's death, Sandler creates an intergenerational dialogue in which she 'tells' her story to Grandmother Mary--and to the audience--in what is ultimately a cleansing ritual."

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 50 minutes
Description: There's No Place Like Home examines the effects of growing up with family violence through the presentation of survivors' stories. Divided in four parts, the film depicts the complexity and multitude of experiences related to children's exposure to domestic violence. One of the stories presented, for example, is of a middle-aged inmate, who at the age of 8, witnessed his father shoot his mother and then commit suicide. Stories of mothers and children who fled their abusers are also present, highlighting not only the ways in which children may act out their painful experiences but also the resources available to survivors in their journey to healing and safety.

Distributor: You Have the Power, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2007
Contact: 2814 12th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37204 Tel (615) 292-7027, Fax (615) 292-4088 Web http://www.yhtp.org E-mail sara.kemp@yhtp.org

Category: General Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 90 minutes
Description: One-woman production about violence against women in different forms, times, and cultures. Producer's description: "It is inspired by the true stories of three women who dare to open the secret boxes of their lives. Each woman's life is marked by violence. Each woman's story, rooted in a different culture, is a mysterious and twisting journey of guilt and truth, of courage, healing, and hope." Includes "How to Produce the Event" manual, information packet, reviews, and other public education materials.

Distributor: Ki Theatre	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: P.O. Box 203, Washington, VA 22747 Tel (800) 258-8709 or (540) 987-3164 Web http://www.kitheatre.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 9 minutes
Description: In the voices, artwork, and writings of children, the video conveys how children experience violence in their lives. This video helps viewers to better understand, from a child's point of view, the trauma children experience with they have been victims of abuse, have watched violence in their streets or have seen their mothers beaten by their fathers.

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format: VHS	Length: 18 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Elyse Montague presents a daring meditation on the experience and trauma of growing up androgynous. Incorporating home movies with vintage health public service announcements, along with her own performance pieces, Elyse jarringly discloses the conflicts between her changing female body with that of her gender and sexual identity. (...) Exploring the complexities and implications of feeling androgynous in a female body, Through the Skin presents more than a personal testimony on the transgender experience, it provokes universal questions on the meaning of gender."

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Stalking	Format: VHS	Length: 60 minutes
Description: Four segments include: "The domestic violence stalker," "Inside the mind of the stalker," "Criminal justice intervention strategies," and "Investigation." Includes experts discussing very specific details. Discusses how stalking is "easy to identify, hard to prove, and difficult to stop." The newest film by Ann O'Dell, Mark Wynn, and Michael Lindsey. Includes strong language in recorded telephone messages.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2001
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Batterers, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 26 minutes
Description: Shows the effect of men's treatment programs in the prevention of domestic violence. Journey of one batterer from court and losing his wife and children to when taking responsibility for his own violence proves best.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "From the largest gathering of women in history emerge images of an awe-inspiring global movement led by women working to improve their own communities. The Beijing Conference produced the strongest consensus on women's equality, empowerment and justice ever endorsed by governments. Signed by 189 nations, the Beijing Declaration is a magnificent vision for a world we all want to live in and the Platform for Action is the practical, specific and comprehensive directive for bringing it about. Five planks from the platform - poverty, education, economics, human rights and armed conflict -frame the video." Features interviews with women working in the movement from around the world. Includes162-page Declaration and Platform; film narrated by Bella Abzug.

Distributor: The Video Project	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: PO Box 411376 San Francisco, CA 94141-1376 Tel (800) 475-2638 Web http://www.videoproject.net Email video@videoproject.net

Category: Native Women	Format: VHS	Length: 32 minutes
Description: A two-part video that dramatizes story of a Lakota Sioux woman abused by her partner. Explores processes of woman seeking help from shelter program and husband going to batterers' group. Emphasis is placed on need to return to the Native traditions in which women and family were respected and valued.

Distributor: AIMS Multimedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1992
Contact: 9710 DeSoto Avenue, Chatsworth, CA 91311- 4409 Tel (800) 367-2467 or (818) 773-4300, Fax (818) 341-6700 Web http://www.aimsmultimedia.com

Category: Religion, Jewish/ Religion, General	Format: VHS	Length: 35 minutes
Description: Through interviews with survivors, advocates and rabbis, this video explores myths about Jewish life that promote denial and shame, as well as Jewish doctrines such as shalom bayit which are often misinterpreted to blame women or keep families together despite abuse. Includes study guide.

Distributor: FaithTrust Institute	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 2400 North 45th Street, Suite 10, Seattle, WA 98103 Tel (206) 634-1903, Fax (206) 634-0115 Web http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org E-mail info@faithtrustinstitute.org

Category: General Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault	Format: VHS	Length: 60 minutes (with ads)
Description: This powerful program highlights the stories of four survivors who experienced domestic violence in marriage, acquaintance rape on a college campus, battering with immigrant status, and stranger sexual assault with stalking. Each woman shares her personal struggles for survival. Also spotlighted are men in the movement to end violence against women, including Jackson Katz of the Mentors for Violence Prevention Program. Producer's description: "An original, thought-provoking documentary about women who found the courage to stop the violence in their lives. The program features interviews with these brave individuals as well as with advocates, friends and family members who helped them escape their violent situations."

Distributor: Lifetime Television	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 309 West 49th Street New York, NY 10019 Tel: 212-424-7000 Web: http://www.lifetimetv.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 7 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Learning that her best friend's father is sexually abusing his daughter creates a serious and uncomfortable situation for all involved. Wanting to help, she's rebuffed by her friend, who then gets angry. A professional explains that people who are abused have many feelings of fear of not being believed, anger at the abuser, and fear of breaking up the family. Suggestions for stopping the abuse are shared." This dramatization/theater production shows the friend of an incest victim telling her story, after which a counselor discusses the characters' behaviors, feelings, and roles. Powerful story, but video technical quality is poor.

Distributor: Film Ideas, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 308 North Wolf Rd. Wheeling, IL 60090 Tel (800) 475-3456, Fax (847) 419-8933 Web http://www.filmideas.com E-mail filmid@ais.net

Category: Batterers, For Use With; Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 57 minutes
Description: Two parts: "Understanding Violent Masculinity" and "Violent Masculinity in Action." Examines the relationship between the images of popular culture and the social construction of masculine identities, using excerpts from movies, music videos, and other media representations. Addresses Latino, African American, Native American, Asian American, and Caucasian boys and men. Recommended for grades 9 to adult. Narrated by Jackson Katz, founder of the Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) Program. Shows some images of sexualized violence, no nudity.

Distributor: Media Education Foundation	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 60 Masonic Street Northampton, MA 01060 Tel (800) 897-0089 or (413) 584-8500, Fax (800) 659-6882 or (413) 586-8398 Web http://www.mediaed.org E-mail info@mediaed.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Teenage dating behavior is the training ground for adult relationships. In this video, high school students discuss disrespect, jealousy, obsessive demands, isolating behaviors, power and control issues and blaming, and consider what a healthy relationship should be like. Concluding with the early warning signs of toxic relationships, this video encourages students to look for trust, respect, and acceptance from their friends and partners.

Distributor: Discover Films Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: P.O. Box 24758, New Orleans, LA 70184-4758 Tel (888) 649-6453 or (504) 814-8285 Fax (504) 314-8284 Web http://www.discover-films.com

Category: Trafficking	Format: VHS	Length: 56 minutes
Description: The film investigates the trade of minority women from the hill tribes of Burma, Laos and China into the Thai sex industry. Filmed on location in Southeast Asia, the film follows the trade of women from multiple points of views: those of brothel owners, trafficked girls, voluntary sex workers, police, and both local and international politicians and government officials. This is the first film of its kind to explore the relationship between the trade of women and the trade of drugs. Ultimately, Trading Women expresses not only the need for greater public awareness about human trafficking, but also the complexity of the problem that requires multi-faceted and multi-lateral solutions.

Distributor: Ophidian Films, Ltd.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 1530 Locust Street, Suite 80 Philadelphia, PA 19102 215-735-6777 ophidianfilms@hotmail.com

Category: Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Trans	Format:	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Transgender Basics is a 20 minute educational film on the concepts of gender and transgender people. Two providers from the Gender Identity Project discuss basic concepts of gender - sex, identity and gender roles - as three transgender community members share their personal experiences of being trans and genderqueer. The film targets service providers and others working with the LGBT community, but it also provides a fascinating glimpse into gender and identity for the general public."

Distributor: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2008
Contact: 208 West 13th Street New York, NY 10011 Tel (212) 620-7310 Fax (212) 924-2657 Web http://www.gaycenter.org

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 12 minutes
Description: Animated story of young girl whose mother is battered. She learns from school programs and caring adults about how to deal with scary situations and how to plan for her safety. Designed for K-3 level.

Distributor: Hazelden Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: P.O. Box 176 Center City, MN 55012 Tel (800) 328-9000, Fax (612) 257-1331 Web http://www.hazelden.org E-mail info@hazelden.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: A special segment of In The Mix, a PBS series for teens, hosted by Neve Campbell. Using MTV format this video examines teen perspectives (survivors and others) on dating violence--what it is, how it develops, its effects and what can be done.

Distributor: In the Mix -- PBS	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
Contact:

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 29 minutes
Description: A documentary hosted by Collin Seidor featuring in-depth interviews with survivors and abusers.

Distributor: Coronet MTI Film and Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 2349 Chaffee Drive, St. Louis, MO 63146 Tel (800) 221-1274 or (314) 569-0211 Fax (314) 569-2834 Web http://www.phoenixlearninggroup.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community, Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "A short film that sets the stage for Latino teens to have straightforward discussion about teen dating violence, communication, gender roles, and peer pressure. It is based on the stories, feedback, realities, and inspirations of Latino youth. Casa de Esperanza created this film to fill a void in Spanish educational tools. The goal is to promote understanding among Latino youth, peer educators, parents, teachers, and policy makers." Film discusses many relationships for Latino youth within the circle of family and friends. Tape contains Spanish version and English dubbed version. Facilitator's guide included in Spanish & English.

Distributor: Casa de Esperanza	Languages: Spanish, English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: PO Box 75177 St. Paul, MN 55175 Tel (651) 646-5553, Fax (651) 646-5999 Web http://www.casadeesperanza.org E-mail info@casadeesperanza.org

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 25-30 minutes
Description: Portrays the life of a Latina woman and the progression of domestic violence in her everyday life (family, friends, workplace and other systems).

Distributor: Texas Council on Family Violence	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: P.O. Box 161810 Austin, TX 78716 Tel (512) 794-1133, TTY (800) 787-3224 Fax (512) 794-1199 Web http://www.tcfv.org/

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Producer's Description: "Judges, defense lawyers and prosecutors, police, parole officers, teachers and students of law enforcement, social agencies that help women...these are the intended audiences of this video. The problem it deals with is the re-victimization of women at the hands of the justice and social systems after these women have already been the victims of the crime of domestic violence. The video is a consciousness-raising tool about this systematic discrimination and gender bias. It helps viewers identify specific policies, procedures, and practices which may appear neutral and fair but which, in actuality, have an adverse impact on women. Finally, it generates suggestions on ways to address this problem."

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Victimization/Victims' Rights	Format: VHS	Length: 2 parts, 29&32 minutes
Description: This two-part presentation introduces audiences to the fundamental issues associated with post-traumatic stress. Examines the stories of a couple whose 18-year old daughter was murdered, a Vietnam combat veteran, a college student whose roommates were killed on PanAm Flight 103, survivors of genocide, a political refugee, a couple who survived a brutal assault in their home, and a therapist who was shot by a patient. Includes interviews with clinicians about symptoms and recovery. Part 1 "Learning from Survivors," Part 2 "Healing and Recovery."

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1991
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Disabilities, Victims With	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "In 1986, Johnny Lee Wilson, a 19 year old man with mental retardation who was arrested for murder, unknowingly waived his right to an attorney, confessed to the crime, and spent nine years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Examines case from a disabilities perspective."

Distributor: Institute on Disabilities at Temple University	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 1601 N. Broad Street, USB Suite 610 Philadelphia, PA 19122 Tel/TTY (215) 204-1356 E-mail iod@temple.edu Web http://disabilities.temple.edu/

Category: Victimization/Victims' Rights	Format: VHS	Length: 24 minutes
Description: Producer's description:"For over 30 years, voices of victims have had a significant impact on how victims' rights, needs and concerns are addressed by our criminal and juvenile justice systems, and our society as a whole. When we listen and learn from the personal experiences of victims of crime, we gain a better understanding of victim trauma and victim needs, and how we can offer effective assistance to them in the aftermath of crime." Six segments: personal experience with crime; obstacles to reporting crime; victim safety and support; victim notification and participation; satisfaction with outcomes; and help, hope and healing. This video recognizes victims as the experts, including survivors of violence against women. Includes discussion guide.

Distributor: Office of Victims of Crime, Department of Justice	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: National Victim Assistance Academy P.O. Box 6000, Rockville, MD 20849-6000 Tel (800) 627-6872, Fax (410) 792-4358 TTY (877) 712-9279 Web http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/ E-mail askovc@ojp.usdoj.gov

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 33 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Through interviews with female victims as well as their assailants, psychologists, legal experts, and domestic violence experts, the video provides a clear picture of the causes of abuse and violence against women, as well as steps that may be taken to reduce and prevent these crimes."

Distributor: Human Relations Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 41 Kensico Drive Mount Kisco, NY 10549 Tel (800) 431-2050 or (914) 244-0486, Fax (914) 244-0485 Web http://www.hrmvideo.com Email Orders@hrmvideo.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community, Batterers, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 26 minutes
Description: Four men tell about the effects their violence had on their children, the harmful legacy handed down from father to son that promoted their violence toward their partners, and the effects a "macho" culture had on them. Experts in family violence offer their perspective on the harm of violence and discuss ways for abusers to change so they can pursue productive and peaceful lives with their families and themselves.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: Interviews with three Alabama women about surviving extreme violence in their lives.

Distributor: Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: P.O. Box 4762 Montgomery, AL 36101 Tel (334) 832-4842, Fax (334) 832-4803 Web http://www.acadv.org

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 75 minutes
Description: Video shows how survivors of domestic violence are working to change the way the system treats battered women in search of justice and safety. Interviews, poetry, dance, and music combine to present a feminist analysis of how courts, police, and social services "re-victimize" battered women who are deaf, disabled, lesbians, prostitutes, HIV-positive, and without official immigrant status. Includes representation of African American, Latina, Asian American, and Indian women.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Healthcare Response	Format: VHS	Length: 31 minutes
Description: Documents the results of interviews with 21 survivors of domestic violence asked how their healthcare providers could/should have responded to them while trapped in abusive relationships. Over graphic images of injuries from abuse, survivors' voices give hope that healthcare providers have the power to make a difference in victims' lives. Producer's description: "It offers specific step-by-step instructions on how to screen, how to support victims and assess safety, and how to give effective referrals." Includes same-sex relationships and voices of women from Native American and African American communities.

Distributor: Family Violence Prevention Fund	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 383 Rhode Island Street, Suite 304 San Francisco, CA 94103-5133 Tel (415) 252-8900, Fax (415) 252-8991 Web http://endabuse.org Email info@endabuse.org

Category: Native Women	Format: VHS	Length: 40 minutes
Description: Video about the role of women in Native culture. Issues include the positive role of women, family caretaker, extended family outreach, perceptions about Native women and Native battered women, stereotypes regarding alcohol abuse, and the impact of the past.

Distributor: National Training Project, DAIP	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 206 West 4th Street, Duluth, MN 55806 Tel (218) 722-2781, Fax (218) 722-0779 Web http://www.duluth-model.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: This documentary is based on candid interviews on the streets by a woman who is sexually harassed male passers-by. Capturing all with her video camera, filmmaker Maggie Hadleigh-West confronts men who whistle, look, comment, and make other harassing gestures. Producer's description: "Drawing upon her own experience, as well as that of other women across the country, she demonstrates how women operate in enemy territory when they venture into the public space of the street. Forcing men to confront the motivations for their own actions, War Zone lays bare the normally unspoken gender rules of the street where access to women's bodies is regarded as a male right." Warning: Disturbing graphic language and flashes of nudity by the males being interviewed.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Domestic Violence/Feminist Movement	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Produced by Transition House, one of the earliest U.S. shelters, the video combines survivors sharing their stories of enduring and leaving abuse with discussion from advocates about societal causes of domestic violence and the injustices battered women face. Documents the early battered women's movement. May be useful for training volunteers or for community film programs.

Distributor: Transition House Films	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: 649 Massachusetts Ave., Suite 6 Cambridge, MA 02139 Tel (617) 354-2676, Fax (617) 497-7836

Category: Children, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: Docu-drama examines domestic violence from the children's point of view. Follows one family through abusive episodes to leaving and seeking help from a shelter.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1993
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 23 minutes
Description: This video is about behavior such as taunting and teasing, harmful graffiti, pushing and touching, and other everyday situations both at school and in the workplace. Recreates actual cases of harassment ranging from graffiti in the bathrooms to dates who expect "payback" for buying dinner. Recommended for use with teens.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Abuse in Later Life/Elder Abuse	Format: VHS	Length: 13 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "An educational video intended to create awareness about the psychological, emotional and physical abuse of older women." Video addresses the types and signs of abuse, barriers to seeking help, and provision of appropriate services to respond to victims of domestic violence in later life. Discusses the distinct difference between elder abuse and intimate partner violence against older women. Demonstrates the impact of isolation, economic barriers, and lifetime "investments" for older battered women, and discusses the importance of recognizing language and cultural barriers. Highlights appropriate responses by domestic violence programs and other social services.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 33 minutes
Description: Addresses the growing problem of dating violence, describes the patterns it takes and why abusers act the way they do, and how the abuse gradually destroys a victim's self-esteem. Asserts that abusers will not change without treatment. Offers strategies for helping a victim reassert power and control over own life. (Updated in 2002)

Distributor: Sunburst Communications	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1984
Contact: 1900 S. Batavia Ave. Geneva, IL 60134-3399 Tel (800) 431-1934, Fax (888) 872-8380 Web http://www.sunburst.com

Category: Workplace Response	Format: VHS	Length: 2 videos, 20&30 minutes
Description: Videos and materials that address definitions of domestic violence, how it impacts the workplace, and how to recognize it. Includes specific suggestions for co-workers and managers regarding appropriate response, as well as information for battered women about resources.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2000
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "In this overpowering presentation in front of female inmates at Albion Correctional Facility, Dwight Bradford takes viewers and victims back to the scene of the crime and explains in sequence how the tragic criminal events of their lives flowed from that occurrence. Shattering interviews with sexual abuse victims show just how deep this insight is."

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1998
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Healthcare Response	Format: VHS	Length: 32 minutes
Description: Producer's Description: "A new video for healthcare professionals about the challenges faced by medical personnel, and the solutions available to them when responding to domestic violence. Featuring internationally-known, Dr. Jacqueline Campbell, Anna B. Wolfe Endowed Professor at Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing, and staff from the University, the program shows their assessment strategies and protocols when dealing with domestic violence survivors. It discusses patterns and the health impact of abuse, issues of immediate safety, dealing with the batterer in the health care setting, and providing support and services to survivors." Includes facilitator's guide. It is recommended that a discussion regarding woman-centered advoacy (supporting women's choices) accompany this presentation.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 17 minutes
Description: Video shows some of the ways that anger, jealousy, and possessiveness manifest themselves in some males. Educates women and their peers on how they can deal with the situation both immediately and in the long term. Video illustrates both subtle and overt abuses of power in intimate relationships.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1989
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Police/Justice Response	Format: VHS	Length: 47 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "A powerful documentary that places the personal stories of three battered women in a legal/historical context. Ann Jones, an authority on women and criminal justice and author of Women Who Kill explains the evolution of society attitude toward women who murder abusive spouses. In this film we meet three women who tell why they killed. One speaks from prison where she is serving a seven-year sentence. This shatteringly powerful film exposes the obstacles facing women who live with batterers and challenges the social and legal institutions that confront the widespread pattern of violence against women." Film emphasizes the importance of holding batterers accountable for their violence towards women through coordinated efforts for social change.

Distributor: Filmakers Library	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1994
Contact: 124 East 40th St. New York, NY 10016 Tel (212) 808-4980, Fax (212) 808-4983 Web http://www.filmakers.com E -mail info@filmakers.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 30 minutes
Description: This documentary examines the complex reasons why women remain in violent homes. It challenges the prevailing attitudes that accept physical and mental violence toward women. Discusses historic and social consequences of the physical oppression of women, social attitudes toward battered women, the lack of government and privately supported shelters, and the support battered women give one another in a shelter environment.

Distributor: Women Make Movies, Inc.	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1980
Contact: 462 Broadway, Suite 500WS New York, NY 10013 Tel (212) 925-0606, Fax (212) 925-2052 Web http://www.wmm.com E-mail orders@wmm.com

Category: Religion, Christian/ Religion, General	Format: VHS	Length: 34 minutes
Description: Through interviews with survivors, advocates and members of clergy, this video presents dynamics and effects of abuse and how scripture is often misinterpreted so as to blame women or keep families together despite abuse. Includes study guide. (Available in Spanish: Promesas Quebrantadas: Perspectivas Religiosas Acerca de la Violencia Domestica.)

Distributor: FaithTrust Institute	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1997
Contact: 2400 North 45th Street, Suite 10, Seattle, WA 98103 Tel (206) 634-1903, Fax (206) 634-0115 Web http://www.faithtrustinstitute.org E-mail info@faithtrustinstitute.org

Category: Sexual Assault/Sexual Harassment	Format: VHS	Length: 25 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "A thought-provoking drama that stimulates serious reflection and discussion about acquaintance rape. The story centers around two young college students whose developing relationship ends explosively. The video does not teach women specific ways to stay safe; rather, it challenges viewers to consider what rape is, why it occurs, how it might be prevented, and who is ultimately responsible."

Distributor: Pyramid Media	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1987
Contact: PO Box 1048/WEB Santa Monica, CA 90406 Tel (800) 421-2304 or (310) 828-7577 Fax (310) 453-9083 Web http://www.pyramidmedia.com E-mail sales@pyramidmedia.com

Category: General Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 16 minutes
Description: Dramatization of a woman leaving an abusive relationship. Examines warning signs, safety planning, and recovery from abuse.

Distributor: Altschul Group Corp./ United Learning	Languages: English, Spanish	Copyright: © 1995
Contact: 1560 Sherman Ave., Suite 100 Evanston, IL 60201 Tel (800) 323-9084 or (847) 328-6700 Fax (847) 328-6706 Web http://www.agcmedia.com E-mail info@unitedlearning.com

Category: Batterers, For Use With, Media	Format: VHS	Length: 45 minutes
Description: An in-depth analysis of professional wrestling and its relationship to sexism, homophobia, violence against women, and bullying in our schools. Richly illustrating their analysis with numerous examples, Sut Jhally (DREAMWORLDS) and Jackson Katz (TOUGH GUISE) draw the connection between professional wrestling and the construction of contemporary masculinity. Designed to engage the wrestling fan as well as the cultural analyst, this program will provoke spirited debate about some of our most serious social problems.

Distributor: Kinetic Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2002
Contact: 255 Delaware Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14202 Tel (800) 466-7631, Fax ( 716) 856-7838 Web http://www.kineticvideo.com E-mail info@kineticvideo.com

Category: Latino/Hispanic Community	Format: VHS	Length: 28 minutes
Description: Filmed in Mexico, this is a video-based workshop about emotional and physical violence against women. Designed for use in self-help groups and public forums, it uses dramatizations and interviews to educate and initiate discussion about the various forms of domestic abuse suffered by millions of women. Portrays violence, including violence against children. Also covers issue of class. (Includes full script in English.)

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: Spanish	Copyright: © 1996
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

Category: Children, Effects of Domestic Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 24 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This video examines both the long and short term effects of domestic violence on children. Experts reveal that children who witness violence may be more at risk to commit suicide, engage in delinquent behavior as adults, and grow up to become victims of abusers themselves. Stresses the importance of providing counseling for children and the difficulties children face in the legal system."

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1996
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Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Uses dramatization and discussion to examine types of abuse, effects, myths and facts, and societal causes of dating violence.

Distributor: Altschul Group Corp./United Learning	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1995
Contact:

Category: Asian/Asian-American, Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 20 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "Nine youth came together to work in front of and behind the cameras to explore Asian/Pacific Islander perspectives on domestic violence, dating violence, sexual harassment, and sexual assault. The result is Young Asianz Rising! Breaking Down Violence Against Women, a powerful, youth-produced statement against violence against women and girls in the Asian/Pacific Islander communities." Narrative and fast-paced images combined with music. Recommended for teens.

Distributor: Asian Domestic Violence Prevention Collaborative	Languages: English	Copyright: © 1999
Contact: 1188 Franklin Street, Suite 202 San Francisco, CA 94109 Tel (415) 567-6255, Fax (415) 567-6278 E-mail advpc@hotmail.com

Category: Batterers, For Use With	Format: VHS	Length: 27 minutes
Description: A video by Paul Kivel of Oakland Men's Project that discusses the role of men in reducing male violence in society. Includes brief discussion guide.

Distributor: Hazelden Video	Languages: English	Copyright: © N/A
Contact: P.O. Box 176 Center City, MN 55012 Tel (800) 328-9000, Fax (612) 257-1331 Web http://www.hazelden.org E-mail info@hazelden.org

Category: Dating Violence	Format: VHS	Length: 13 minutes
Description: Producer's description: "This new video, hosted by Nia Gray, sends a very important message to teens: 'You have the right to be safe', and looks at all forms of relationship violence from a multicultural, urban perspective. It defines dating violence, examines myths and facts about it, and features stories of real teens who have experienced it. The program looks at the use of ecstasy drug in date rape, and how bullying occurs between students, often leading to physical violence. Nia also tells teens how to help themselves, from creating a safety plan, to telling trusted adults about what they are experiencing." Includes study guide. Recommended for middle-school aged students. Quality is indicative of students' work on the production. Facilitation recommended to enhance focus.

Distributor: Intermedia	Languages: English	Copyright: © 2003
Contact: 1165 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98109 Tel (800) 553-8336 or (206) 284-2995 Fax (800) 553-1655 Web: http://www.intermedia-inc.com E-mail: info@intermedia-inc.com

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