Thursday, August 20, 2009

DC feminists - hating on domestic violence

DVRP is fab, please support them! They're also hiring PAID bilingual advocates, so apply by 8/25! More here.

Event announcement:

Please join the Asian/Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Resource Project (DVRP) for a Yard Sale and Bake Sale to support survivors of domestic violence in the greater D.C. area. We are selling a ton of stuff - lots of clothes, books, baby items, shoes, bags, furniture, etc.

Here are the details:

Date: Sunday, August 23, 2009
Time: 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Location: Corner of 18th Street, NW and Columbia Road, NW in Adams Morgan. In front of SunTrust Bank.

A little about DVRP:
DVRP’s mission is to address and prevent domestic violence in Asian/Pacific Islander communities in the Washington, DC metropolitan area through a three-pronged approach:

To ensure that abused A/PI women have access to culturally and linguistically responsive resources in order to make their own life choices;

To raise awareness about the problem of domestic violence; and

To unite A/PI communities against domestic violence.

We will have more information about DVRP at the yard sale and information about donations, volunteer opportunities, and upcoming events. You can also visit DVRP's website at www.dvrp.org.

Photo credit:
bobster855 on Flickr

1 comment:

JS Huntlands said...

Help JS Huntlands raise awarness for Domestic Violence by ordering Nick Twisted Minds on-line or at your local book store

A quiet and studious young lady, ‘Tanya’ causes very little difficulty for her parents. Responsible and well grounded, she maintains modest goals. Possessing a sparse romantic history, she is quite pleased when she meets a man named ‘Nick’ through a mutual friend. Before long the pair begins dating and find each other highly attractive. Believing that her new love embodies many of the traits she so highly values, Tanya agrees to cohabitate with Nick. Unfortunately, she finds herself pregnant and soon discovers that who she thought was the love of her life has been far less than forthright. To her great dismay, this revelation begins a downward spiral from which her very existance is threatened