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Domestic & Family Violence
The PTSD That Didn’t Look Like Theirs
Before I ever experienced PTSD myself, I learned about it through the people I was surrounded by — military men. It was spoken about over drinks, at gatherings, at functions, at the RSL, in the casual way soldiers sometimes talk about things that should never be casual. The word drifted through
Just an Army Wife — No One Protects Us from Domestic Violence
Blamed
When a man points a loaded gun at your head, how does that change you?
Domestic Violence Pattern Recognition (ADF Context)
Institutional Failure
One Tablet
He was young and excited, only four years into the military and heading into his first deployment. On 20 September 1999 he came ashore with Operation Stabilise, leaving Lavarack Barracks that morning as part of 2 RAR, pushing west to establish a base at Balibo.
Architecture Precarity
The Architecture of Failure
If This Is Your Story
What You Can Do
The Children
She Was Left With Nothing
Global Borders & Crime
The Beach Town Where Silence Is the Cartel’s Best Weapon
Inside Lo de Marcos, Nayarit — where peace is curated, rules are unspoken, and I learned the difference the hard way.”
People imagine Mexico’s criminal landscape as a single story — one cartel, one enemy, one headline. The truth is fractured, layered, and deeply local. Power here doesn’t move in
Bribery in Cartel‑Adjacent Poverty — Coercion, Community Impact, and Reporting Challenges
The Unrefusable Payment
Shadow Network
Living With a Cartel Man
Coercion Without Fingerprints
