We'll love to take you on a tour of the new building and introduce you to our staff. You'll also be able to learn about our many free health and social services and enjoy local musical entertainment, appetizers, wine, and other refreshments. Please RSVP by December 8, 2021, by contacting Lowell Office Manager Alessandra Fisher at afisher@maps-inc.org or by calling 978-970-1250.
It will be an evening of festivities that will include meeting our fantastic Board, staff, and volunteers, celebrating our milestones in 2021, and……….a special sneak peek tour of our new home! Yes, we have a new home! There will be live Latin music (in a heated outdoor tent!), food and drink, a gift-wrapping station, holiday photo ops, […]
Join peers, anti-violence educators and preventionists, activists, students, community organizers, and allies to our 2021 Reimagine Manhood Symposium! For the last five-years, you and hundreds like you have attended our annual #ReimagineManhood Symposium to engage in conversations and develop tools to mobilize and organize your communities in effort to promote gender equity, racial justice, and healthy […]
All tickets go on sale Tuesday (11/23) at 12 PM ET. Tue, Dec. 21: In-person tickets / Livestream tickets Wed, Dec. 22: In-person tickets / Livestream tickets
Meet the Members of the White Ribbon Group The Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic Violence Roundtable has focused on engaging local communities in understanding and preventing abuse in our local communities. In 2019, a group of local men joined together through the Roundtable in hopes of engaging men and boys in our community to be a part […]
Join us for insightful discussions and informative presentations on domestic violence related subjects.DVSN.org/SpeakerSeries Composer, performing artist, writer, singer, and animal advocate “Saoirse” will share her story, exploring the intersections of trauma, compassion, animals, and healing through the arts. “Saoirse” (freedom) is a trauma survivor, animal lover, and creative artist who has had the blessing of […]
Art is a powerful tool for change. The Cultural Center put out an international call for art asking the following questions: What has caused the injustice? Are we doomed, or is there a solution? How do we move away from exploitation and empower ourselves and others? We are so excited about the work coming to […]
Workshop sessions include: “Act as If- How to Reduce Stress, Anxiety & Feel More Resilient” Pam Garramone, Positive Psychology and Coach “Let’s Talk Respect-Creating a School Culture of Kindness and Respect” Robert Hackenson Jr., Dynamic Influence “Pathway to Athletic Success: Tips for Teen Athletes” Lynn Pantuosco-Hensch, Westfield State University “Fueling the Teen Athlete- Nutritional Needs […]
Description: Technology has had an impact on how teen dating relationships are formed and maintained. Among the many tools that teens use for self-expression, gaming, video chatting, text messaging, and social networking, misuse can leave a long-lasting impact on lives. In this webinar, participants will learn how technology can be misused, how it impacts teen survivors, and […]
Esperanza United is hosting an annual conference led by our Fuerza Unida Amig@ youth on February 26th from 9:30AM-3:00PM CT. Our youth leaders chose the theme, Find your Poder, Find your Comunidad and created our conference logo. We continue to live in a pandemic where the health of our youth participants and our community is of utmost importance. […]
Yarmouth Police Chief Frank Frederickson will open the airwaves and present a facebook-live open chat on the Yarmouth Police Department facebook page. Special guests will talk openly with the Chief about gender violence and the White Ribbon Campaign. Your chat comments on the live-video feed will be addressed.
We invite you to join us on Wednesday, March 2 at 1:00 pm outside in front of Melrose City Hall (Essex Street entrance) for our 5th annual White Ribbon Day event! The 15-minute ceremony will include a Proclamation of White Ribbon Day in Melrose by Mayor Paul Brodeur, remarks by city and community leaders, and MAAV Student Action Board […]
