The WYATT O’BRIAN EVANS Show--on the progressive PapichuloRADIO.com—makes its Righteous and Real Return on Sunday, July 26th @ 9 PM ET/6 PM PT! The eppy is all about a serious and critical issue I’m extremely passionate about: Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPV/A), the term used for domestic violence/abuse within the LGBTQ Community. On Sunday night, I’ll give you an encapsulated version [...]
I wanna thank the “wayyy-cool” Guys At Brunch (Shawn Bradley, Nicholas) for a really great experience! I was their special guest for a discussion on Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPV/A). I explained in detail what IPV/A is, its warning signs, and how it can take an immeasurable toll on victims. As well, I spoke on how I made my [...]
As everyone’s aware, as a journalist, my signature issue is Gay Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPV/A). This demoralizing, horrendous--and potentially life-threatening--behavior is heavily stigmatized; thereby, it tends to be grossly underreported. Therefore, I’ve made it my mission to shine a bright light on IPV/A. And just recently, there’s been an unfortunate “twist” or sorts in this sick, galling [...]
Kwame Harris. William Ewell. What do these two men have in common? Well, they are (were) Black. And, both men got caught up in separate incidents of the “nasty bizness” of Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPV/A). In his particular situation, Harris was the abuser. In his particular situation, Ewell was the victim. And [...]
The second installment of my three-part series on Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPV/A) has just been published in Baltimore Gay Life (BGL)! Entitled “I Love You to Death,” it’s the topic of“The W.O.E. Report,” my exclusive, monthly column for BGL. “I Love You to Death, Part Two” lays out the Complete Cycle of Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse. [...]
A critical new study on Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse, or IPV/A (commonly referred to as domestic violence and abuse within the LGBTQ community), shines an even brighter light on this heinous and potentially life-threatening behavior. As a journalist, IPV/A is my signature issue. As well, I conduct national seminars and workshops on this despicable behavior--which can eat away [...]
October is designated as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. In the LGBTQ community, domestic violence and abuse is generally referred to as Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse, or IPV/A. As a journalist, IPV/A is my signature issue. Therefore, in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I’m involved in various activities. The first was an in-depth discussion of IPV/A on Dishing [...]
President Barack Obama has just named April as National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. The President’s proclamation shines a light even more brightly on this demoralizing crime--which can have life and death consequences. The White House press release, Presidential Proclamation—National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, 2014, states the following: “Every April, our Nation comes together to renew [...]
Check me out on Utube, my peoples! I discuss Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse (IPV/A) with the Male Media Mind (M3), a blog “that harnesses the collective creativity of the nerdy” black bear community. M3 does an awesome job of both informing and entertaining the LGBTQ community. As a journalist, IPV/A is my “signature issue.” Unfortunately and sadly, this [...]
In Spring 2014, Wyatt will begin conducting national seminars and workshops on Intimate Partner Violence/Abuse (domestic violence/abuse), as well as a “Nothing Can Tear Us Apart” book tour. Stay tuned for details!
I’ll be conducting an IPV/A Seminar for the D.C. Chapter of ADODI-DC on Friday, March 7, from 7 -9 p.m., in Washington, D.C. ADODI “is a community of men of color who affirm their African Lineage and love of men. Our purpose is to foster and encourage the self-discovery, validation, empowerment and liberation of all members of our diverse community.”This event takes [...]
I’ll be conducting an IPV/A Seminar for the D.C. Chapter of ADODI-DC on Friday, March 7, from 7 -9 p.m., in Washington, D.C. ADODI “is a community of men of color who affirm their African Lineage and love of men. Our purpose is to foster and encourage the self-discovery, validation, empowerment and liberation of all members of our diverse community.” This event [...]
