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    Establishing Boundaries to Prevent Online Sexual Violence

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Working together we can reduce Kentucky’s high rate of domestic violence crimes

Kentucky Is known for horseracing, the arts, culture, and domestic violence, too By Elizabeth Martin Horseracing, the arts, culture, and a dynamic dining scene are just a few of the…
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When the holidays aren’t happy: Managing DV and its impacts

(This story was originally shared in December 2021. We are sharing it again because of its timeless message.) The holidays can be an especially precarious time for people experiencing abuse….
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Join Us For Our Job Fair!

The Center for Women and Families will host a job fair on Saturday, September 30.  Job seekers who have a passion for helping others and want to make a difference…
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Support our Back-To-School Drive!

Children throughout our communities are preparing to head back to school.  Before their first day back, many of these children will spend time with their families shopping for school supplies…
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The Center welcomes new development and communications leader

    The Center for Women and Families named Justin S. Davis the organization’s vice president of development and communications, effective June 5. “Justin will play an incredibly important role…
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Taste of The South of Washington, D.C. names The Center its Featured Charity for 40th Annual Gala

Taste of the South of Washington, D.C., the annual black-tie gala that raises funds to support southern-based nonprofit organizations, has named The Center for Women and Families the featured charity…
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