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Government
Men Stopping Violence (MSV) has worked closely with the judicial branch of state and local governments for several years. MSV helped create the Georgia Commission on Family Violence and is the only non-governmental agency mandated to serve on the commission. As a men’s education and intervention agency, MSV has been called in as a consultant regarding governmental policies in Great Britain and Taiwan, as well as in jurisdictions in counties and states across the country.
The Community Restoration Program (CRP) volunteers support the legislative efforts of the Georgia State Coalition every year. Sen. Johnny Isakson attributed his vote for the Violence Against Women Act, in part, to the education he received from the men of CRP.
For further information, please complete a training request form or contact Sulaiman Nuriddin at 404.270.9894.
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"Attending the Men Stopping Violence training is one of the best things that I have done in fourteen years as a judge. The trainers had an extraordinary ability to combine…a commitment to holding a man accountable with genuine respect, compassion, and understanding of his situation in life…Watching them work with violent men, both in the one-time court class and, also, in the ongoing batterers’ intervention group, was a remarkable educational, if very difficult, experience. I believe that the work I saw made a significant contribution to personal and community safety in the lives of their clients, and I try to bring what I learned to the work I do every day" - Judge Sydney Hanlon.
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