Tickets Still Available - Join Us!

We still have a few tickets left for our breakfast on October 23rd.

The panel will address domestic violence and how the Center and others utilize the arts to help survivors heal.

Please join us to learn about domestic violence so you can help raise awarness about this critical issue that affects one out of four women.

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The ticket includes a buffet breakfast and general seating access to the panel discussion. All proceeds from ticket sales support the Center's life saving work. We hope to see you there - get your ticket today!

Help Raise Awareness for Domestic Violence

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. One out of four women will experience domestic abuse in her lifetime, making it an issue we desperately need to talk about and work to end. 

Our October Breakfast, Transforming Lives Through the Arts, will address domestic violence and how the Center and others utilize the arts to help survivors heal. 

Please join us on October 23rd to learn about domestic violence and help us educate others. 

We hope to see you there. 

Click Here to learn more about the breakfast.

Click Here to read more about our panelists. 

Click Here to purchase tickets.

October Breakfast Artist: Jovan Martinez

We are honored to have Jovan Martinez speak and perform at our October Breakfast! Jovan is a poet and former Relationship Abuse Prevention Program peer leader. Jovan won the 2012 Rap 4 RAPP contest to raise awareness about our Teen RAPP program.

Come see Jovan at Transforming Lives Through the Arts!

In the meantime, watch her winning Rap 4 RAPP:

October Breakfast Artist & Panelist: Ewa Grochowska

We're very grateful to have Ewa Grochowska participating in our October breakfast! Ewa will be featured on our panel and her pottery will also be on display.

A potter, sculptor, and domestic violence awareness activist, Ewa is committed to helping others achieve a life free from abuse. Her organization, Freedom4Ewa, donates time and supplies to children living in domestic violence shelters. Proceeds from her pottery support these endeavors.

Ewa says,

"Creating art allows children to express their emotions in a positive way. It gives them control of something in their life, and it gives them something to be proud of." 

Come learn about Ewa's work and see her beauitful pieces at Transforming Lives Through the Arts!

Click here to learn more about Ewa. 

October Breakfast Artist: Sue Rock Originals

We're thrilled to have Sue Rock Originals at our October Breakfast! Sue Rock Originals will display textile arts and photos of Center participants.

Sue Rock Originals provides sewing and textile arts workshops for the survivors in the Center's Spanish Speaking Support Group. Sue explains,

"Women come to our textile arts studio and learn to sew, knit, embroider, crochet, and create their own clothing. The women obtain wonderful skills, but more importantly, a sense of hope."

Come see Sue Rock Originals' textile arts at Transforming Lives Through the Arts!

Read more about Sue Rock Originals here.