Day 13: Read, Watch and Listen to Stories of Survival
Stories help us to process our experiences, sympathize with the experiences of others, and make connections with friends and family.
Stories help us to process our experiences, sympathize with the experiences of others, and make connections with friends and family.
Have you visited our Etsy Shop? Our shop sells self-care products that are Handmade by Survivors.
Futures Without Violence reports 15.5 million children in the United States have been exposed to intimate partner violence at least once in the past year.
It’s easy to get caught up our busy lives and forget to examine our own behaviors.
Candy Lightner’s voice changed drunk driving laws.
Lilly Ledbetter’s voice protected women in the workplace.
Combine dancing and fitness and hearts for survivors of intimate partner violence and you have a shimmying fun afternoon that gives back!
Did you go to Crave Lexington this year? Did someone direct you where to park and you donated $5?
Music that will make a difference in the life of a survivor of intimate partner violence is coming this next Sunday!
A night of music performed by Born Cross Eyed and Allman Butter. Two local bands come togetherto raise awareness for our mission by paying tribute to the great music of the Grateful Dead and Allman Brothers.
We enjoyed two beautiful day at this year’s CRAVE LEXINGTON! And each and every car in this photo represents a donation to our mission to end intimate partner abuse.