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New York City Community Fellowship Program
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Brad Schock
1999

Barrier Free Living
To develop a model program for deaf adults identified as domestic violence offenders. The dual intervention program comprised an educational offender program and concurrent clinical treatment.

New York City  |  18 Months

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