October 2006 Domestic
Violence Awareness Month Calendar of Events
These calendar listings were last updated on October 2, 2006
*Some of JDI's member programs have their own calendars. Please follow
the links to their individual calendar or website for more information:
Battered Women's Resource Inc. Calendar
Center for Violence
Prevention and Recovery Calendar
HAVEN Calendar
HAWC Calendar
Jeanne
Geiger Crisis Center Calendar
REACH Calendar
Transition House Calendar
The
Women's Center
YWCA
of Greater Lawrence Calendar
SSTAR - Month
long Gallery of Masks display
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Events throughout Massachusetts
*click on heading for more information.
Jane Doe Inc. Events:
October 14
Serenity's Run to benefit Jane Doe
Inc.
October 28
2nd Annual Conference - Awareness into
Action II: Campus Men Uniting in Action to End Sexual Violence - Men's
Initiative for Jane Doe Inc.
Events from Jane Doe Inc. member programs and other organizations:
October 1
Annual Service of Remembrance & Healing
- One Family Inc. & DOVE
October 2
Candlelight Vigil and Clothesline
Project Display - New Hope
October 3
Candlelight Vigil -Transition House
October 4
Open House - Casa Myrna Vazquez
October 4
Community Youth Outreach Event Featuring
The Pioneer Valley Youth Clothesline Project - Everywoman's Center
October 5
Annual Domestic Violence Awareness
Month Rally - Womanshelter/Compañeras
October 6
7th Annual Mendon Garden of Remembrance
- Wayside
October 6th
Learning about the Exprience of Russian-speaking
Women
October 10
Creative Arts Workshop For Survivors
and Supporters - Wayside
October 11
Annual Candlelight Vigil
- RESPOND
October 13
Paint the Town (La) Red: A Celebration
of Survival - The Network/La Red
October 14
H.U.G.S. 8th Annual Walk for Family Safety
- Womansplace Crisis Center
October 14
Pave The Way - REACH
October 14
Decadent Dreams - RESPOND
October 14
Litigating for Victims of Domestic Violence:
Challenging Issues and Advocacy Opportunities - Northeastern University
School of Law
October 14
Greater Grove Hall Health and Wellness
Fair - Roxbury Multi Service Center, Community Programs Against Sexual
Assault(CPASA)
October 15
Interfaith Service of Remembrance
- Brockton Family and Community Resources, Inc.
October 16
Candlelight Vigil - Wayside
October 16
Ribbon Cutting - HarborCOV
October 17th
Relationship Violence Vigil - Everywoman's
Center
October 17
The Yellow Dress - AWAKE
October 18
6th Annual CommUNITY Breakfast
- HarborCOV
October 19
Ayer Domestic Violence Forum - Battered Women's Resources
Inc.
October 19
Public Awareness Campaign Launch Party
- Close to Home
October 20
Annual Breakfast - Independence House
October 22
Moving Beyond Violence: We Are All Role
Models - Unitarian Universalists Urban Ministry/Renewal House
October 23
Annual Breakfast - Daybreak
October 24
Interfaith Conference - The
Women's Center
October 25 - Canceled
Helping Traumatized Children Learn - Battered Women's Resources Inc.
(This will be re-scheduled for a later date)
October 26
Why Does He Do That? Inside the Minds
of Angry and Controlling Men - Network for Women's Lives
October 26
Leominster Domestic Violence Summit
- Battered Women's Resources Inc.
October 26
Words to Live By - Casa Myrna Vazquez
October 27
The Impact of Domestic Violence on
the Family System - Network for Women's Lives
October 28
Silk Road Gala - Asian Task Force
Against Domestic Violence
October 28
Domestic Violence Prevention Forum
-BARCC & The Haitian Roundtable on Domestic Violence
October 28
Open Mic to Honor Domestic Violence
Awareness Month - Renewal House & United Souls
October 29
Wicked Fun Halloween Costume Party
- Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project
Jane Doe Inc. Events:
October 14
Serenity's Run to benefit Jane Doe Inc
The Ladies of Harley, of the Harley-Davidson Boston Chapter, are revving
up for a Poker Run to benefit JDI. The run will start at the H-D Dealership
in Everett and end at the Elks Club in Tewksbury. Please help spread the
word. And if you're a motorcycle rider yourself, please join in the fun!
Click here for flyer
October 28
2nd Annual Conference - Awareness into Action II: Campus Men Uniting in
Action to End Sexual Violence
Our purpose is to connect men who know that rape and sexual abuse, date
rape and sexual harassment must stop and who also understand that there
is something that every man can do to help. This event will educate, motivate,
organize and celebrate our efforts. We will work to create campus action
teams for action thru the year and National Sexual Assault Awareness Month,
April 2007.
Time: 10:30am – 4:00pm
Location: MIT Student Center
Click here for flyer
October 1
Annual Service of Remembrance & Healing - One Family Inc. & DOVE
The gathering provides both a special time and a safe place to mark the
losses of friends and loved ones, honor survivors reclaiming their lives,
and offer hope to anyone affected by family and partner violence or abuse.
This free public event is sponsored by the South Shore Coalition for the
Prevention of Domestic Violence, area churches and organizations, and
individuals. Any donations will benefit DOVE (Domestic Violence Ended).
Time: 6-8 pm
Location: Quincy Community United Methodist Church, 40 Beale Street, Quincy,
617-773-3319.
For
flyer click here
October 3
National Day of Unity: Candlelight Vigil and Clothesline Display - New
Hope
Break the Silence! Take a Visible Stand Against Violence! Please join
New Hope for a Candle Light Vigil of Hope on the Taunton Green
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Location: First Parish Church yard in Taunton MA
Click
here for flyer
October 3
Candlelight Vigil - Transition House
Domestic Violence Awareness
Month Kickoff Event
Tuesday, October 3rd at 5:30pm
Rally at 5:30, Candlelight Vigil at 6:15pm
Steps of Cambridge City Hall, Central Square
click here for flyer
October 4
Open House - Casa Myrna Vazquez
Join Angela Menino as she cuts the ribbon on Casa Myrna Vazquez's new
space in the community.
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Location: Directions provided at time of RSVP
RSVP to Jenny Efimova jefimova@casamyrna.org. Click
here for postcard.
October 4
Community Youth Outreach Event Featuring The Pioneer Valley Youth Clothesline
Project - Everywoman's Center
Time: 12-5 pm
Location: Boltwood Walk in Amherst
(between Barts and the Unitarian Church)
ORGANIZATIONS INVOLVED: Womanshelter Companeras (Holyoke), NELCWIT (Greenfield),
Safe Passage (Northampton), Tapestry (Northampton), Amherst Family Center,
Youth Action Coalition (Amherst), Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hampshire
County, Dial /Self and Everywoman’s Center (Amherst.)
QUESTIONS? Contact Tanya Kachwaha (577-6351) or Nina Brand (577-0752)
at the Everywoman’s Center
Click here for flyer
October 5
Annual Domestic Violence Awareness Month Rally - Womanshelter/Compañeras
Ending Domestic Violence One Person, One Family, One Community at a time.
Time: 12 noon – 1:00 p.m.
Location: Heritage State Park, Visitors Center
Please call 538-9717 for more information. Click
here for Spanish flyer
October 6
7th Annual Mendon Garden of Remembrance - Wayside
Mendon Police Department and Wayside Trauma Intervention Services invite
all to come join us in a commemorative program to honor both and Victims
and Survivors of Domestic Violence
Time: 4:00 PM
Location: in front of the Mendon Police Department
For further information, call Debra at 508-478-6888x117
Click
here for flyer
October 6th
Learning about the Exprience of Russian-speaking Women - SAGE Boston
SAGE-Boston invites you to attend a special educational opportunity
regarding the experience of Russian-speaking women with guest speakers:
There are approximately 60,000-70,000 Russian-Americans in Greater Boston;
many are recent immigrants. In addition to the numerous barriers faced
by non-immigrant victims of abuse, Russian-speaking victims of domestic
violence face further language, cultural, and communal barriers. Strong
negative female
gender stereotypes and the overall context of tolerance toward violence
against women in the Former Soviet Union provide a fertile ground for
extensive domestic violence. In addition, there is a strong bel ief that
it is no one’s business what goes on behind closed doors. There
is little relief available to victims, and perpetrators are rarely held
accountable.
This presentation will address how community dynamics influence Russian-speaking
women's experiences of domestic violence, and will allow for discussion
of how senior care providers can use this awareness to help clients.
Marina Livshits, Psy.D.
Clinical Coordinator, Kol Isha/Zhensky Golos
Domestic Violence Program of Jewish Family & Children's Service of
Greater Boston
Elana Premack, MSW, MPH
Outreach Coordinator, Kol Isha
Domestic Violence Program of Jewish Family & Children's Service of
Greater Boston
Time: 9:00 - 11:00 am
Location: Massachusetts General Hospital, Room: Burr Room 3
Specific directions to follow in early October.
Breakfast will be provided. Please send RSVPs to sagecoordinator@comcast.net
by 10/1.
October 10
Creative Arts Workshop For Survivors and Supporters - Wayside
Activities will include reading a favorite passage or poem, writing your
own experience, drawing or speaking from your heart, singing, and making
of T-shirts for the Clothesline Project. You decide. There will be a Poster
Drawing activity for the children. Tonight is about coming together as
one. (If you have any favorite writings/books, please bring with you)
Time: 5:30-8:30 pm
Location: Healthy Families Office in the Rise and Shine Building, 375
Fortune Boulevard, Milford
For information contact: Debra at 508.478.6888x117 or Bernice at 508.482.5939
Click
here for flyer
October 11
Annual Candlelight Vigil - RESPOND
Time: 6 PM – 7 PM
Location: DAVIS SQUARE, SOMERVILLE, MA (Across from the T)
Sponsored by RESPOND Inc. & Somerville Women’s Commission. Click
here for flyer
October 13
Paint the Town (La) Red: A Celebration of Survival - The Network/La Red
Featuring a performance by Minnie Bruce Pratt, renowned author and poet
whose published works include the books S/HE and The Dirt She Ate, 2003
Lambda Literary Award winner for Poetry. The evening will be hosted by
Karen "Mal" Malme and Renée C. Farster, founding members
of the Boston-Based theatre troupe Queer Soup.
Time: 7pm
Location: The Cambridge Marriot 2 Cambridge Center, Kendall Square, Cambridge
Save the date and buy your tickets early! Tickets are $100.00 per person
- cash, credit cards, check, or money order accepted. For tickets call
617-695-0877, email benefit@thenetworklared.org or buy online at http://www.thenetworklred.org.
For flyer click
here (also in Spanish)
October 14
H.U.G.S. 8th Annual Walk for Family Safety - Womansplace Crisis Center
Rain or shine the walk begins at the Easton Jr. High School
Why Walk?
H.U.G.S. & the Family Violence Task Force, along with students and
faculty of the Easton Jr. High School provide this walk to raise funds
for the after-school program and H.U.G.S. domestic violence programs.
These programs have proven to be extremely beneficial to many members
of our community making our town a safer, happier place for people to
live and work. With you help, we can raise the funds necessary to continue
these programs.
Click here for flyer
October 14
Pave The Way - REACH
What's it all about?
A summit for high-school youth committed to ending dating violence and
sexual assault in their communities, Teens P.A.V.E the Way provides a
morning of free workshops and presentations
about dating, peer norms, and violence education.
Who should attend?
Teen groups (and their advisors) wanting to know more about anti-violence
work.
For example: Peer educators, GSAs, women's coalitions, political
activists, student governments,
community service groups, sports teams, theatre troupes, faith youth groups
Workshop
information
Registration
form
Introduction
letter
October 14
Decadent Dreams - RESPOND
Cocktail reception, silent auction, dinner, entertainment and dancing!
Corporate and Individual Sponsorship Opportunities Available
RESPOND's Autumn Awakening Gala
Cambridge Marriott, Kendall Square
6:30-Midnight
For more information please visit www.respondinc.org
or call 617-625-5996, ext. 254 click
here for flyer
October 14
Litigating for Victims of Domestic Violence: Challenging Issues and Advocacy
Opportunities - Northeastern University School of Law
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Law students from all area law schools, attorneys
and community domestic violence advocates are invited to attend a one-day
conference on emerging issues in domestic violence litigation. Many Northeastern
University School of Alumni will participate in the panels and workshops
to share their views from the field.
Time: 8:00am to 2:00pm
Location: Northeastern University School of Law, 400 Huntington Ave.,
Boston, MA
Click
here for flyer and registration
October 14
Greater Grove Hall Health and Wellness Fair - Roxbury Multi Service Center,
Community Programs Against Sexual Assault(CPASA)
Roxbury Multi Service Center, Community Programs Against Sexual Assault(CPASA)-Teens
Networking Teens(TNT), in collaboration with Project RIGHT, Inc.(neighborhood
community organizing) and many other organizations concerned about violence
prevention and the health and wellness of the community, are sponsoring
this fair.
The day will begin with an overview of emotional, physical, sexual violence,
including street violence, and its impact on health & wellness, the
panel will link this violence to their areas of expertise, such as, STD-HIV/AIDS,
women and men's health, mental health issues, fitness and nutrition....local
businesses donated FOOD to nourish the BODY and resource tables with information
will FEED the MIND and JAM'N 94.5 will provide MUSIC for the SOUL!! It
will be a good day....
Time: 10 am to 3 pm
Location: Lilla G. Fredrick Pilot Middle School, 270 Columbia Road, Dorchester,
MA 02121.
October 15
Interfaith Service of Remembrance - Brockton Family and Community Resources,
Inc.
All persons affected by or wishing to end domestic violence are invited
to an Interfaith Service of Remembrance.
Hosted by Central United Methodist Church, Brockton the service will remember
those whose lives have been lost to domestic violence in the past year,
and include words and music of hope and a call to action.
A resource center will be available at 3 p.m., prior to the service, with
information on local services, hotlines, and shelters. Clergy and other
faith community leaders are invited to come early for the resource information.
Time: 4:00 pm
Location: Central United Methodist Church is located at 65 West Elm
Street, Brockton,
There is ample parking at the rear of the building, in the lot between
L Street and Frederick
Douglass Avenue. Handicapped access is also from the rear door. For further
information or to volunteer to participate in or help with the service,
please call Donna Costa at 508-583-3830 or Meredith Magee at
508-583-6498.
October 16
Candlelight Vigil - Wayside
This is a celebration to reclaim victims’ and survivors’
right to peace and freedom. We will shine a Light on the darkness of abuse.
We stand as one and we will be heard. Please stand with us.
Time: 5 pm
Location: We will meet at the side parking lot at
Wayside Community Counseling Center
10 Asylum Street
Milford MA 01757
Click
here for flyer
October 16
Ribbon Cutting - HarborCOV
Come join HarborCOV in the opening of a new builidng!
Please RSVP to Lynn Peters at lynn@harborcov.org. Click
here for invitation.
October 17th
Relationship Violence Vigil - Everywoman's Center
Come join the Everywoman's Center for a candleligh vigil focusing on
the hidden parts of an abusive relationship, especially emotional abuse,
how to help a friend by understanding warning signs, speak out and survivor
stories. (Candlelight ceremony outside at the end of the vigil)
Time: 7:30pm (Come at 7pm for socializing and refreshments)
Location: UMass, Amherst Campus - Goodell Building, Commonwealth College
Lounge.
There will be signs. Free parking nearby (after 5pm).
October 17
The Yellow Dress - AWAKE
AWAKE'sto invites all of you to come see a free production of The Yellow
Dress. The Yellow Dress is a dramatic one-woman play based on many stories
of young women who were victims of dating violence. The carefully constructed
program stimulates thought-provoking discussion about relationships leaving
audiences moved by the story of a young woman who whose relationship started
as young love, full of passion and promise and ended in tragedy.
A facilitated conversation will follow the one hour production. This
conversation will help students and adults recognize early warning signs
of abuse, learn how to help friends/family members who are victims or
perpetrators of abuse, understand the cycle of abuse and identify community
and hospital based resources available to them. Support personal will
be available to all who attend should anyone need to talk and we will
provide handouts and information surrounding dating violence. In addition
snacks will be provided to all who attend.
Please note that this intended primarily for teens and young adults,
but providers, especially those working with youth, are invited to attend.
RSVP by October 12 to Melissa Kleinman at Melissa.Kleinman@childrens.harvard.edu,
Phone: 617-355-4482
Time: 12-2
Location: Enders Auditorium at Children's Hospital, Boston.
October 18
6th Annual CommUNITY Breakfast - HarborCOV
This year’s theme is Immigration. A panel of professionals specializing
in the topic and its issues will join us for a discussion. The award ceremony
for this year’s Peace Building Award will follow.
The event is taking place on Wednesday October 18, 745 - 9am at the French
Club, 245 Spencer Avenue, Chelsea.
For more information or to purchase tickets please contact Saritin Martinez
at 617-884-9799 ext 123.
click here for flyer
October 19
Ayer Domestic Violence Forum - Battered Women's Resources Inc.
Free and open to the public. Signaling the agency’s expansion of
services in Ayer and the surrounding communities, BWRI will partner with
Nashoba Valley Medical Center for a Domestic Violence Forum with a panel
of domestic violence professionals, law enforcement, and representatives
from the education, medical, and faith communities. The panel, which will
Police Chief Richard Rizzo, Judy Pentedemos, nurse practitioner at NVMC,
Deborah Cohan, from Emerge (the first batterer’s intervention program),
Pastor Gary Palmer, of New Hope Community Church, and Lysa Mosca and Nicholas
Howe, of BWRI will discuss domestic violence as a global and community
issue, as well as discuss preventative and intervention efforts necessary
to battle the epidemic domestic violence has proven itself to be. The
forum will be moderated by Joanne Tulonen, Executive Director of BWRI
Time: 6:00 – 9:00 pm
Location: Nashoba Valley Medical Center 200 Groton Road, Ayer, MA
October 19
Public Awareness Campaign Launch Party - Close to Home
When domestic violence happens, it often "hits close to home."
Friends, family and neighbors, the first to know, are in a unique position
to help.
Close to Home is a resident-driven domestic violence prevention and community
organizing campaign based in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston. Close
to Home aims to prevent domestic violence and get help for those affected
by educating, supporting, and developing leadership from the existing
network of friends, family and neighbors. Close to Home is also working
to mobilize the neighborhood's civic life, through dialogue and problem
solving, to address domestic violence as a priority community issue in
Dorchester.
Join us and celebrate the launch of our first public awareness initiative.
Meet friends, neighbors, and community members. Come get your tools to
prevent domestic violence.
Time: 6-8pm
Location: Blarney Stone; 1505 Dorchester Ave, Field Corner, Dorchester
For more information please contact: 617.929.5151
October 20
Annual Breakfast - Independence House
Honoring the Victims and Celebrating the Survivors.
Date: October 20th
Time:8am
Location: Hyannis Golf Club
Rt 132 Hyannis MA
For more information please call Independence House at:
508-771-6507
October 22
Moving Beyond Violence: We Are All Role Models - Unitarian Universalists
Urban Ministry, Renewal House
A presentation by M.L. Carr. As founder of WARM2KIDS - an acronym for
We’re All Role Models - M. L. Carr brings the same leadership skills
to preventing youth and domestic violence that he once brought to the
basketball court and NBA Championships. A successful entrepreneur and
philanthropist, M. L. Carr has been awarded the Martin Luther King Jr.
Image Award, recently testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee
in support of the Violence Against Women Act, and is the author of three
books: Don’t Be Denied, Enough is Enough, and Winning Through Persistence.
Time: 2:00pm
Location: First Church in Roxbury
RSVP: Linda Evans at 617-318-6010 x203 or levans@uuum.org
For directions to First Church in Roxbury, go to www.uuum.org
Click here for flyer.
October 23
Annual Breakfast - Daybreak
Guest speaker: Yoko Kato, an advocate for victims and survivors of domestic
violence in the U.S.
and her native Japan. with special musical performance featuring The Master
Singers of Worcester
Time: 7:45 – 9:15 a.m.
Location: Hogan Campus Center, College of the Holy Cross
P lease call (508) 767-2505, x 3009 to make a reservation. Click
here for flyer
October 24
Interfaith Conference - The Women's Center
This conference is open to religious leaders of all faiths. It will provide
a space where religious leaders and domestic violence advocates can come
together and discuss domestic violence in the community.
Registration begins at 10 am.
For more information contact Sasha Mazza at 508.996.3343 ext 13
October 26
Why Does He Do That? Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men
Free evening program open to the community with Lundy Bancroft.
Lundy Bancroft is the author of three books on domestic violence, including:
When Dad Hurts Mom: Helping Your Children Heal the Wounds of Witnessing
Abuse; Why Does He Do That?; Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling
Men; and The Batterer as Parent. As the former co-director of Emerge,
the nation’s first program for abusive men, Mr. Bancroft has a unique
understanding of angry and controlling men, as well as the impact of domestic
violence on the family system. He teaches women how to survive and improve
an abusive relationship; how to determine how dangerous an abuser is,
when it is impossible for change to occur, and how to safely leave a relationship.
He has worked extensively with teen boys who have been exposed to domestic
violence.
Co-sponsored by: Concord-Carlisle Domestic Violence Roundtable, Domestic
Violence Services of Central Middlesex, Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic
Violence Roundtable, and Violence Prevention Coalition of Bedford. For
information on either of these presentations, or to register online, go
to www.networkforwomenslives.org or call 978-263-8283.
Time: 7-9 pm
Location: Alcott School, 93 Laurel Street in Concord
Registration form
October 26
Leominster Domestic Violence Summit - Battered Women's Resources Inc.
Free and open to the public. The event will include workshops on domestic
violence, the effects of violence on children, healthy relationships and
boundaries, and a presentation by a survivor of domestic violence. The
summit will also feature a mock trial presented by BWRI and the district
attorney’s office. The mock trial will present a fact-based case
with real attorneys, where the audience must determine the verdict.
Time: 8:30 am – 4:00 pm
Location: Mount Wachusett Community College- Leominster Campus
100 Erdman Way, Leominster, MA
October 26
Words to Live By - Casa Myrna Vazquez
An evening of music, reflection and readings. Featuring authors Barbara
Neely, Philip Craig and poet Charles Coe.
Please contact development@casamyrna.org for tickets and information.
Time: 6-9 pm
Location: Standford Calderwood Pavilion, Boston Center for the Arts
527 Tremont Street
Click here for flyer
October 27
The Impact of Domestic Violence on the Family System - Network for Women's
Lives
A professional seminar for Social Workers, Licensed Marriage and Family
Therapists, and Nurses with CEU’s available by Lundy Bancroft.
Lundy Bancroft is the author of three books on domestic violence, including:
When Dad Hurts Mom: Helping Your Children Heal the Wounds of Witnessing
Abuse; Why Does He Do That?; Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling
Men; and The Batterer as Parent. As the former co-director of Emerge,
the nation’s first program for abusive men, Mr. Bancroft has a unique
understanding of angry and controlling men, as well as the impact of domestic
violence on the family system. He teaches women how to survive and improve
an abusive relationship; how to determine how dangerous an abuser is,
when it is impossible for change to occur, and how to safely leave a relationship.
He has worked extensively with teen boys who have been exposed to domestic
violence.
Co-sponsored by: Concord-Carlisle Domestic Violence Roundtable, Domestic
Violence Services of Central Middlesex, Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic
Violence Roundtable, and Violence Prevention Coalition of Bedford. For
information on either of these presentations, or to register online, go
to www.networkforwomenslives.org or call 978-263-8283.
Time: 9:00 a.m.-12 p.m. at the
Location: Concord Elks, 221 Baker Avenue, Concord, Massachusetts.
Registration form
October 28
Silk Road Gala - Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence
A benefit for the
Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence, New England’s only provider
of shelter and support
services for battered Asian women and children.
For sponsorship and volunteer opportunities contact Surabhi Mittal at
surabhi@atask.org or 617.338.2350 x232
The Westin Copley Place Boston
6:00pm – 9:00pm
click here for flyer
October 28
Domestic Violence Prevention Forum - BARCC & The Haitian Roundtable
on Domestic Violence
Keynote Speaker: Marlène Bastien, Executive Director of Haitian
Women in Miami
Workshops:
- Family Violence and the Church: Our Divine Responsibilities
- Immigration Policy and Community Empowerment
- Role of Community Based Organizations in dealing with Immigration
Issues
- Impact of Family Violence on Youth
- Open Forum Discussion
Time: 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Location: Haitian Multi Service Center (HMSC) 185 Columbia Road, Dorchester
For more information or to register please call (617) 287-0096. Breakfast,
lunch, childcare, raffle and parking will be provided. Click
here for flyer.
October 28
Open Mic to Honor Domestic Violence Awareness Month - Renewal House &
United Souls
Time: 6-8 pm
Location: First Church in Roxbury 10 Putnam Street (near Roxbury Crossing
T Station, behind Roxbury Community College)
October 29
Wicked Fun Halloween Costume Party - Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project
Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project's 6th Annual Halloween Party is underway
at 33 Restaurant and Lounge.
Come one, come all in your finest costumes for a night of Halloween Fun
to benefit the Gay Men's Domestic Violence Project.
Click here for flyer
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