Donna F. JohnsonDonna F. Johnson was born in Montreal, Canada. Her lifelong passion has been to uncover how the inferior status assigned to women plays out in their everyday lives, particularly in the domain of marriage, motherhood and the family. After graduatin with a Masters in Psychology, Donna worked in a battered women’s refuge. She helped establish Canada’s first monument to women murdered by their intimate partners. She has worked as a crisis counselor in an urban police service, taught feminist social work at Carleton University and published countless essays describing the plight of abused women. She is on the Canadian team for Hague Mothers, a global campaign aimed at ending the injustices created by the Hague Convention for mothers and children fleeing abusive men. Shattered Motherhood: Surviving the Guilt of a Child’s Suicide is her first book. Read More Read Less