Survivors

The transformation from
victim to survivor.

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Medical

An inside look at best practices at
a major Baltimore medical center.

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Law Enforcement

Ride with officers in Duluth, MN, Baltimore, MD and the Bronx, NY.

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Founders

Conversations with battered
women's movement leaders.

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How to Stream Power and Control

Community groups, institutions and schools can stream Power and Control from New Day Films.  Licenses range from 14-days to five years. If you are at a college or have public library access, Power and Control can also be viewed through the Kanopy streaming platform.  DVDs are available from this site and through New Day.  If you are with a non-profit community organization that can’t afford any of these options, please contact us and we’ll do our best to help you out. Our two other specialized domestic violence films — Domestic Violence and Health Care and Domestic Violence in Law Enforcement — are also available from this site, New Day or Kanopy.

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Ellen Pence

Ellen Pence
Domestic Violence Activist

Peter Cohn has captured two key social phenomenon in his documentary: the power of ordinary citizens to permanently alter the social conditions that fuel violence, and the power of a single woman to struggle for her dignity and her children’s safety against incredible social forces thwarting those simple goals of justice

Michael Paymar

Michael Paymar
Domestic Violence Activist

"Power and Control" demonstrates the complexities victims face at the hands of an abusive husband or boyfriend. This film encourages thoughtful dialogue on what we need to do to end domestic violence. I hope it receives widespread exposure."