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Hannah Clarke domestic violence tragedy to teach teenagers about coercive control, abusive partners

The mother of Brisbane murder victim Hannah Clarke will use her family tragedy to educate teenagers across south-east Queensland to recognise relationship red flags.
Key points:
- Sue Clarke will be among speakers at a workshop aimed at teaching teenagers about coercive control
- The pilot workshop will be held in Brisbane on November 24 for Year 11 and 12 girls and their mothers
- Beyond DV says it hopes to roll out the program across the state next year, in a bid to stop abusive relationship patterns early
Sue Clarke is joining forces with domestic violence charity Beyond DV to teach Year 11 and 12 girls and their mothers about coercive control, a pattern of behaviour that includes assaults, threats, humiliation and intimidation.
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