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How housing affordability hurts women and kids fleeing violence

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imageWomen and children face increased housing costs after leaving dangerous relationships.AAP Image/Joe Castro

Trauma from domestic abuse causes suffering and pain in multiple ways. We often think first of the physical impact of domestic violence, but new research shows domestic violence can force women into lower-quality housing – or make it...

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