On September 4th and 5th, Dr. Drew discussed the crisis of domestic violence, the injustice of incarcerated battered women, and how the Sin by Silence legislation is making history. Full Episode Followup Segment Take action to ensure Governor Brown signs the Sin by Silence Bills into California law by Sept. 30th >>
“From inside a California prison, a group of women convicted of murder is working to change the way we think about domestic violence. Jessica Bennett looks at a new documentary that tells their story. When Brenda Clubine killed her husband in 1983, there were 11 restraining orders against him and a warrant for his arrest. […]
Another great piece about domestic violence aired on KPCC today. It featured a portion from Sin by Silence, and has sparked great discussions on the topic of shelter budget being cut across in the country…even in the midst of skyrocketing calls for help. “Nearly three decades ago, Brenda Clubine was a young wife and mother. […]
While incarcerated I never realized the time, effort and complete commitment that had been put into the making of Sin By Silence. After the dust began to settle from my initial release, Olivia asked me if I would be willing to work with her to help put an actual face to the project and speak […]
Patt Morrison featured Sin by Silence on her 89.3FM radio show. As she stated in her blog after the show, “The documentary’s director Olivia Klaus and a domestic violence counselor joined Brenda Clubine in studio, but the calls from listeners were just as harrowing. Hearing women’s desperate voices come through the headphones simply reinforced the […]
