Center Against Domestic Violence and
Sue Rock Originals teamed up to mark Women in History month at Brooklyn Borough Hall.
The quilts were
created by volunteers at Sue Rock Originals Brooklyn studio on the
third annual Martin Luther King Day of Service. At this Brooklyn event,
100 volunteers created quilts and afghans to present to women in Center
Against Domestic Violence’s historic Brooklyn shelters.
See more photos of the event on our Facebook page.
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Throwback Thursday: Denim Day 2011
Students from the Relationship Abuse Prevention Program participated in Denim Day 2011. Denim Day, which is observed annually on a Wednesday in April, was inspired by an Italian Supreme Court ruling that overturned a rape conviction based on the fact that the rape victim was wearing tight jeans. The justices felt that the victim must have helped her rapist remove the jeans, thereby implying consent. The day after this ruling, women in the Italian Parliament came to work clad in jeans in solidarity with the victim. Ever since, wearing jeans on Denim Day has become a visual symbol of protest against destructive misconceptions around sexual assault.
See more photos of Denim Day 2011 (and other annual Denim Days) on our Facebook page.
See more photos of Denim Day 2011 (and other annual Denim Days) on our Facebook page.
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Monday, July 14, 2014
Happy First Day of Marathon Training
Our marathon team started official training today! We wish all of our runners an easy and rewarding training journey.
Team member Andrea shared this beautiful picture from her run this morning:
See more from the team by following our #RunforCADVNY hashtag on Twitter!
Team member Andrea shared this beautiful picture from her run this morning:
See more from the team by following our #RunforCADVNY hashtag on Twitter!
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Throwback Thursday: Stop Street Harassment Rally 2013
In April 2013, RAPP students joined
Councilmember Julissa Ferreras and a large number of community
activists, elected officials, and organizations for the annual Rally
Against Street Harassment in honor of International Anti-Street
Harassment Week. Organized by Hollaback!, an organization that was
created to end street harassment, the rally drew more than 200
participants who raised awareness on what street harassment is, who it
affects and how to fight it. It was a great afternoon and we are proud
to stand up for this important cause!
See more photos on our Facebook page.
See more photos on our Facebook page.
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