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Our Calendar includes listings of national/international events and information important to everyone seeking to stop domestic violence, as well as meetings and opportunities available in the greater Southern California area. Check back often to keep up to date on workshops, trainings, events, volunteer opportunities, and celebrations. We welcome your involvement in the vibrant Haven Hills support community.
A Window Between Worlds welcomes you to visit the Pearls of Wisdom: End the Violence exhibit from October 1 – October 28 in the East Bridge Gallery at Los Angeles City Hall, 200 N. Main Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90012. The exhibit features Pearls of Wisdom created by survivors of domestic violence, community advocates, elected officials and members of the Los Angeles Domestic Violence Task Force (LADVTF). Each work of art is a commitment to inspire and encourage others to end domestic violence through community mobilization.
This exhibit is a collaboration between the LADVTF, A Window Between Worlds and Los Angeles artist Kim Abeles. The exhibit coincides with the LADVTF Day of Action event, which will be held on October 13th at 9:00AM. RSVP and Reserve Parking at http://goo.gl/forms/70ONtvXc9F.
The City Hall Bridge Gallery is open from 8:00AM-5:00PM Monday through Friday. For more information, please contact Mary E. Oliver, Curator, by email at slr_moliver@sbcglobal.net or by phone at 323.644.6269.
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Artworks for Healing offers an opportunity for AWBW’s supporters and new friends alike to collect art pieces by established Los Angeles artists, all while sharing their commitment to helping our healing art programs grow to serve a broader range of trauma survivors.
Facilitated by East Los Angeles Women’s Center.
Vigil assembles at the mural of the La Virgen De Guadalupe on the corner of Mednik and Cesar Chavez Avenue.
Join Haven Hills the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm at the Canoga Park Library Community Room to learn the facts about abusive relationships and well as receive resource information for friends and family members of people affected by intimate partner violence.
Learn more about:
- the dynamics of domestic violence
- why someone might stay in an abusive relationship
- options to assist someone who is being hurt by someone they love
- how to manage your stress and feelings about seeing a person you care about be abused
The presentation will address
emotional abuse – psychological abuse – physical abuse – financial abuse – sexual abuse
Free
RSVP not required
