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How working with men and boys could stop domestic violence

  • Written by Richard Tolman, Professor of Social Work, University of Michigan
How working with men and boys could stop domestic violenceRob Porter, left, an aide to President Trump, resigned after reports surfaced that he had abused his two ex-wivesAP/Pablo Martinez Monsivais

Can President Donald Trump’s recent repudiation of domestic violence actually help prevent it?

Rob Porter, a high-level aide to Trump, was accused of serial domestic violence by his two ex-wives. The...

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