On Thursday, May 12, join more than 200 of our closest supporters to honor The Second Step's 30th anniversary and to celebrate the successes of so many resilient survivors in our community. There's no time like the present to get your tickets and check out our 3 amazing Benefit Drawing Packages. We can't wait to see […]
Strengthening Healthcare Collaborations: Considerations, Tools and Strategies for Community- and Hospital-based Providers When Use of Violence in Relationships is Identified Symposium Registration Please register below for the symposium, which will take place on Thursday, May 19 from 10am-1pm via Zoom. Login information will be shared separately in advance of the event.
Survivors of domestic abuse will share artistic and creative works in response to their experiences. The expressive arts are a profound, therapeutic outlet for those of us who are processing overwhelming experiences of trauma and abuse. The arts also provide a deeper, more powerful experience for all of us who are working to better understand the complexities […]
Program Overview: This one-day event brings together nationally recognized speakers focusing on preventing first time perpetration of sexual misconduct as well as the variety of responses to a report of sexual misconduct. Over the course of the day, we will provide an overview of what is known and not known about the students who engage […]
We look forward to you joining us on June 2, 2022 at 6:30pm at the JFK Presidential Library and Museum! Dress is cocktail attire. Please consider using the link below to register as an illuminator and donate ahead of time. Thank you for your ongoing support.
Join us on June 4th at 9a.m. at D.W. Field Park in Brockton to raise awareness around domestic violence, support D.V. programs at the Association of Haitian Women (AFAB) DV programs and Love Life Now’s year-round DV awareness efforts.
Sunday, June 12th | 5PM Rose Footprint Theatre tent* | Shakespeare & Company, Lenox, MA Hosted by Berkshire Immigrant Center A live benefit performance honoring cultural diversity and supporting Berkshire Immigrant Center's crucial work serving local immigrants. Featuring performances by Jorge Ávila, violin & Oren Fader, guitar Alex Torres & His Latin Orchestra James Warwick, Master of Ceremonies
Join us on Tuesday, June 14 from 6-9pm to celebrate MTPC’s 21st birthday! There will be food, raffle prizes, performances, and we’ll recognize this year’s PTR Award honorees! You’ll hear from MTPC and our partners about the exciting work we’re doing to build trans power and work toward lived equity for our community. If you […]
Sunday, June 19th | 12PM - 7PM Durant Park | 30 John St, Pittsfield Hosted by NAACP - Berkshire County Branch, Westside Legends, Multicultural Bridge, Berkshire Black Economic Council, Saint John’s Lodge #10, Clinton Church Restoration, and Lift Every Voice! Originating in Galveston, Texas, Juneteenth - also known as Black Independence Day - commemorates the emancipation […]
This presentation from the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center is an introductory webinar on how the cisgender and heterosexual community can be more supportive of the LGBTQ2S+ community and proactive in IPV prevention. This presentation will also highlight how IPV is intimately and intricately connected to colonial violence against Indigenous Peoples. Charlie Amaya Scott will […]
The Women’s Center at SSTAR is hosting the Clothesline Project on September 13th and September 21st! Come together as a community to design shirts to raise awareness for domestic violence. Break the silence!
On September 19, HarborCOV and the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce are hosting the 19th annual Taste of Chelsea! This event brings together sponsors, local food and beverage vendors, volunteers, survivors and more than 500 ticket holders each year. The money raised is critical for survivors and victims of domestic violence. Buy your tickets now!
