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Danea is a Survivor

Creating art to heal.

Danea Addison Swirl
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More art by survivors and allies

IDJ Team February 24, 2022February 24, 2022 Artwork, IDJ Membership

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a program of Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence
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Indiana Disability Justice does not provide direct support for those experiencing violence. However, there are organizations who do. (For help click HERE.)

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