My Sisters Place and Love By the Handles Domestic Violence Support Group
The Domestic Violence monthly support group provides a safe space for support, comfort and encouragment.
The Domestic Violence monthly support group provides a safe space for support, comfort and encouragment.
Three week family-oriented strength-based class with case management, job placement, and follow-up support to facilitate job retention, and other pertinent services through referrals, along with the services provided by CSC. Learn how to:
Must live in the District of Columbia and be at least 18 years of age. Orientation required on either Dec 13, 19 or 20, 2020 from 10am- 2 pm.
CFLS will host a series of Safe Sex and Testing Parties. CFLS is commited to not only eliminating the HIV/AIDS stigma and promoting prevention, but also sustaining the lives of individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Each event will feature guest speakers who will provide attendees with comprehensive information regarding HIV/AIDS risk reduction and prevention. The CFLS Safe Sex and Testing Parties will also include food, a live DJ, giveaways, games, safe sex demonstrations and more!
You are invited to the First Annual MPD Domestic Violence Awareness Day. The theme of this event, Break the Cycle, champions the message that Metropolitan Police Department takes a proactive stance against domestic violence and seeks new ways to engage and educate our community.
All are invited to come out to support victims and survivors of domestic violence, and learn about available community resources.
“Suffering in Silence: Depression, Stress and Trauma in Black Men”
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church will be having a conference "Love Shouldn't Hurt", in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month on Oct. 12th! The Safe Sisters Circle's executive director, Alana C. Brown, will be leading a presentation regarding technology/social media and domestic violence during the conference. Participants are invited to learn with us through speakers, workshops, and a panel discussion that domestic violence knows no boundaries.
Please join DVRP, staff, and friends to celebrate the launch of its new photonovel, "Raising Our Voices: Asian/Pacific Islander Stories of Resistance." This photonovel uses representation of the A/PI community and highlights their experiences of violence, something not often talked about. From marital rape, to immigration abuse, this photonovel can be spread throughout the community (it’s even translated) and used as a tool for education and outreach.
RSVP: BIT.LY/Photonovel
Join la Clínica del Pueblo (LCDP) and the Entre Amigas program for the Latino Agencies United to Stop Violence Against Women annual Vigil and March for the Latinx community. Come support and help make noise to educate and create awareness about domestic violence in our Latinx immigrant community.
This training teaches adults how to prevent, recognize and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. The program is designed for individuals concerned about the safety of children as well as organizations that serve youth. Training includes discussion about critical issues in sexual abuse prevention and the relevance of these issues in our communities through a video sharing the voices of survivors and experts in the field.
RSVP: BIT.LY/SafeShores2019
Let’s celebrate the strength of our community and continue to amplify the voices of survivors and advocates. Join DCCADV and member programs for a community fair to commemorate Purple Thursday, an annual day of awareness launched by DCCADV that’s now gone national. Meet us on the steps of the National City Christian Church for awareness activities, performances, and speakers. Raise your voice for healthy relationships this Purple Thursday.
RSVP: BIT.LY/PurpleFest