I'm all for anything that helps to decrease domestic abuse, and Womenspace does great work, but Holy hockey sticks! 

Basing an editorial on a study that pins homelessness on "between 22 percent and 57 percent," of homeless being abused? What's the margin of error on a study like that? Fifty percent? 

I know editorial staff spent more time in literature classes than in statistics, but math isn't that hard.  Find an easier way to make your case then using spotty numbers. 

It'll make your argument stronger.