Intentional Collaboration
By Stephanie Theakston
LFUCG Domestic Violence Prevention Coordinator
It takes a community to keep survivors safe.
By Stephanie Theakston
LFUCG Domestic Violence Prevention Coordinator
It takes a community to keep survivors safe.
Today we give voice to victims of domestic violence by speaking the names of 32 victims killed by intimate partners from January 1, 2015 through August 31, 2016 in Kentucky.
One voice can change everything.
Candy Lightner’s voice changed drunk driving laws.
[sgmb id=”1″]The Lexington Domestic Violence Prevention Board has planned a month of amazing events during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
[sgmb id=”1″]Why do we farm the land that surrounds our emergency shelter?
[sgmb id=”1″]Get some friends and family together for a day of flower picking fun!
[sgmb id=”1″]We are so excited to partner with Housewarmings in Lexington for this year’s EGGFest, a popular local fundraising event that celebrates the Big Green Egg, a popular American-designed ceramic cooker based on the ancient clay cooking device called a kamado.
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4th Annual Vagabond Varieté Benefit
Friday, June 3
8 pm doors / 9 pm performances
$15 entry with portion donated to GreenHouse17
Cosmic Charlie’s
388 Woodland Avenue
Lexington, Kentucky 40508
More info: https://www.facebook.com/events/196512174031933/
[sgmb id=”1″]Tabitha Dial, of North Star Muse, is using her gift in tarot card and tea leaf reading to support central Kentucky’s survivors of intimate partner violence.