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N o n v i o l e n c e N o n v i o l e n c e EQUALITY Non-threatening Behaviour Talking and acting so that she feels safe and comfortable expressing herself and doing things. Honesty and Accountability Accepting responsibility for self. Acknowledging past use of violence. Admitting being wrong. Communicating openly and truthfully. Responsible Parenting Sharing parental responsibilities. Being a positive non-violent role model for children. Negotiation and Fairness Seeking mutually satisfying resolutions to conflict. Accepting change. Being willing to compromise. Respect Listening to her non-judgmentally. Being emotionally affirming and understanding. Valuing opinions. Trust and Support Supporting her goals in life. Respecting her right to her own feelings, friends, activities and opinions. Economic Partnership Making money decisions together. Making sure both partners benefit from financial arrangements. Shared Responsibility Mutually agreeing on a fair distribution of work. Making family decisions together. ? Domestic Abuse Intervention Project duluth-model.org Equality Wheel $
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    EQUALITY

    Non-threatening BehaviourTalking and acting so that she feels safe and comfortable expressing herself and doing things.

    Honesty and AccountabilityAccepting responsibility for self. Acknowledging past use of violence. Admitting being wrong. Communicating openly and truthfully.

    Responsible Parenting

    Sharing parental responsibilities. Being a positive non-violent role

    model for children.

    Negotiation and FairnessSeeking mutually

    satisfying resolutions to conflict. Accepting change. Being willing

    to compromise.

    RespectListening to her

    non-judgmentally. Being emotionally a�rming and

    understanding. Valuing opinions.

    Trust and SupportSupporting her goals in life. Respecting her right to her

    own feelings, friends, activities and opinions.

    Economic PartnershipMaking money decisions together. Making sure both partners benefit from financial arrangements.

    Shared ResponsibilityMutually agreeing on a fair distribution of work. Making family decisions together.

    ?

    Domestic Abuse Intervention Projectduluth-model.org

    Equality Wheel

    $