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'Silenced' women regain their voices through Queensland music program

ABC News
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Domestic ViolenceMusicHomelessness

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  • the headline was changed: How 'Silenced' women regain their voices through Queensland music and art can help victim-survivors 'feel human again'program

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After her relationship with her partner became emotionally unsafe, she turned to Peggy's Place, a Brisbane shelter for women and children, for support. Micah Project's Brisbane domestic violence service lead Ria Wong agreed creative arts projects provided a service for women who have escaped unsafe situations.

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