Save the Date for the Victim Rights Law Center's Shining Star Gala! The VRLC is delighted to announce our annual gala will be held in-person at The Exchange in the Boston Seaport District on Thursday, September 22 from 6-8pm […]
Jane Doe Inc. is hosting a two-part panel series to support anti-sexual/domestic violence work with Deaf and Hard of Hearing survivors. Learn about the Deaf culture and community, as well […]
Save the date! To start off Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Family & Community Resources Inc. is hosting the Walk For Survivor Safety on October 1st. Join us to help raise […]
Save the date! A Safe Place Inc. is hosting their 9th annual Walk A Mile to raise awareness and funds for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Bring your […]
Join Alianza Domestic Violence Services on October 1st for DV Awareness month! Honor allies and remember victims while creating a t-shirt for the Clothesline Project and enjoying refreshments by Crave […]
On October 2, the Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center is hosting the 31st Annual Walk Against Domestic Violence! Walk with us at Newburyport’s Waterfront Park to honor victims and survivors of […]
Save the date! DOVE is excited to invite you to their annual fall gala where there will be a live and silent auction, dinner, and a program which includes honoring […]
Our Deaf Survivors Center Inc. is hosting the Beacon of Light & Fireflies Gala with Keynote Speaker Jimel Wright and Mistress of Ceremonies Keri Darling. Join us and enjoy the […]
The Melrose Alliance Against Violence is inviting you to their 27th Anniversary Walk & Candlelight Vigil! Students will be singing “A Beautiful Noise” by Alicia Keys and Brandi Carlile to […]
On October 25, the Domestic/Sexual Abuse Council at Newton-Wellesley Hospital is hosting a free virtual event about how to recognize abuse and support those who are in an unsafe relationship. […]
Save the date! The Love Life Now Foundation is hosting their 5th annual Empowerment Fashion & Trunk Show that features models who have been affected by the issue of abuse […]
