Break the Silence: Surviving Domestic Violence in Harris County Live @UHGCSW
Break the Silence: Surviving Domestic Violence in Harris County Live @UHGCSW
Uploaded October 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A Town Hall presented by Kim Ogg Harris County District Attorney, the Harris County District Attorney's Office hosted by the UH Graduate College of Social Work.

This event brings together community leaders at the forefront of the fight against domestic violence. (Including GCSW Professor Donna Amtsberg) They will discuss their efforts to keep Harris County safe, the resources and services they provide to survivors, and offer one-on-one interviews for individuals seeking help.
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Break the Silence: Surviving Domestic Violence in Harris County Live

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