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What's Age Got To Do With It?

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Senior woman bows her head in front of a table with several framed family photos. Caption. She is isolated and dependent on her daughter.

Addresses the verbal, physical, sexual, and financial abuse that many older women face from spouses, adult children, and other family members. Looks at how emotional and psychological abuse erodes feelings of self-worth over time. Documents the fact that domestic violence in later years is usually a continuation of long-term abuse. Uses vignettes to identify some of the issues and situations that prevent older women from seeking help, including language barriers, cultural taboos, lack of economic resources, and geographic isolation.

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Runtime: 14 minutes 13 seconds

Topic: Counseling and Self-Help, Health and Safety
Subtopic: Aging, Emotional Abuse, Physical Abuse, Sexual Abuse
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
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Release Year: 2003
Producer/Distributor: Terra Nova Films
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Closeup of a girl, smiling. Caption. By seeing it, we can help stop it.

Teenage boy stares back at a man with a serious expression on his face, speaking. Caption. I will from now on!

Man wearing a black sweater and baseball cap looks off camera with a serious expression, hands folded in front of him. Caption. He was being abused for a long time.

Sexual assault testing kit on a table. Caption. Is collect the evidence because there's a 72-hour window.

Still image from: Bystander Intervention: Putting a Stop to Sexual Assault

Woman seated on a park bench faces camera. Caption. But they explained that they were sending a police car.

Closeup of teenage girl, looking down as she speaks. Caption. I'm saying, This is rape.

Low shot of a young man stares off and squints his eyes like he is half awake. Caption. Steve. Drugs and alcohol are not the answers.

Inset of video screen with woman speaking and title bar that reads "Irene from Kidpower." Inset of video screen with bearded man and title bar that reads, "Harold Johnson." Banner at top reads, "7 Kidpower Strategies for Keeping Your Child Safe."

Inset of video screen with woman speaking in an office and title bar that reads "Irene from Kidpower." Blue banner at top reads, "7 Kidpower Strategies for Keeping Your Child Safe." Box to side reads, "Strategy number 1. Put safety first."