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When hair stylist and domestic violence survivor Susanne heard about an Illinois bill that would require stylists to get training to spot signs of domestic violence she decided to see if she could do the same in her home state of Tennessee. Susanne shares there is now a free 25-minute online training that is available to anyone. Tennessee’s YWCA president Sharon K. Roberson shares how teaming up with Susanne has been a change for the good.
