Upcoming Events
Crucial Conversations: Bayview Hunters Point Foundation
Did you know that May is Mental Health Awareness Month? According to the American Psychiatric Association (APA), “20% of (DV) survivors develop mental health conditions.”
That’s why, for May’s Crucial Conversations, we are proud to announce our partnership with the Bayview Hunters Point Foundation, an organization right here in our community that is deeply committed to empowering and assisting disadvantaged individuals in achieving healthy and independent living through a range of essential services.
Event Details:
Date: May 15, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM
Duration: 1 Hour
Zoom Meeting Link: Bayview Hunters Point Foundation
In this event, they’ll share insights into their transformative work, including outpatient mental health services, substance abuse services, residential and homeless services, and the remarkable Jelani House, a transitional housing center.
Please note that this event will bring up conversations around domestic violence, mental health and other societal issues, which may be triggering, so please be advised.
Your participation in this event is crucial as we come together to advocate for the well-being and empowerment of our community. We eagerly anticipate your presence and active engagement in this significant dialogue!
Crucial Conversations: Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice & SF Black Wall Street
As you may know, Black domestic violence survivors face not only abuse from their perpetrators but also economic challenges perpetuated by societal injustices, which can trap them in cycles of abuse and hinder access to support systems.
That’s why, for the month of Juneteenth, we’re proud to host Tinisch Hollins, the Executive Director of Californians for Safety and Justice and the Co-Founder of San Francisco Black Wall Street, as our esteemed guest speaker. A survivor herself, Tinisch advocates for underrepresented crime survivors and has testified before the California legislature on several occasions to expand services. She currently serves on the San Francisco African American Reparations Advisory Committee as well as the San Quentin Transformation Advisory Council, demonstrating her commitment to building equitable communities and promoting rehabilitation over incarceration.
Event Details:
Date: June 19, 2024
Time: 12:00 Noon
Duration: 1 Hour
Zoom Meeting Link: Crime Survivors for Safety and Justice
Californians for Safety and Justice is a nonprofit project leading the charge in advocating for common-sense solutions to replace prison and justice system inefficiencies. Through policy advocacy, public education, and support for local best practices, they aim to break the cycle of crime and foster healthier communities.
In the same regard, we will also be highlighting the SF Black Wall Street Foundation. They provide advocacy, foster strategic partnerships, and implement culturally relevant programming to make sure Black San Franciscans receive the investment, technical support, and access to sustainable opportunities we deserve.
Please note that this event will bring up conversations around domestic violence, crime and other societal issues, which may be triggering, so please be advised.
Your presence at this event will support our collective efforts to create safer neighborhoods and promote justice for all, we look forward to your presence at this important event.
Thank You for Your Continued Support!
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
"Fight Like a Girl" Self-Defense Workshop
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence joins with Ladies in Power for a day to empower girls to break stereotypes, negative beliefs, build confidence, and self-esteem. Raquel “PRETTY BEAST” Miller shares her experience with young girls and leave them inspired by her story. Girls will leave Fight Like A Girl feeling brave, empowered, and equipped with confidence they can beat the world.
What to Expect:
Ages 14+ (Parent/Guardian if Under 18)
Learn Boxing & Self-Defense
Great Cardio Workout
Build Self Esteem & Confidence
Healthy Snack/Lunch Provided
Equipment Provided
Spaces Limited (Please Register Early)
Register now and confirm your spot at FIGHT LIKE A GIRL!
HIT Fit SF
1150 Sutter Street San Francisco, CA 94109
April 27, 2024
2:00 PM PST - 4:00 PM PST
$20 per Person
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Crucial Conversations with HUES Program (SF AIDS Foundation)
We are thrilled to extend a warm invitation to our upcoming Crucial Conversations event, where we'll be collaborating with the HUES (Healing & Uniting Every Sista) Program from the San Francisco AIDS Foundation!
Event Details:
Date: April 17, 2024
Time: 12PM Noon
Duration: 1 Hour
Zoom Meeting Link: HUES Program from the San Francisco AIDS Foundation
This program functions as a national Black feminist collective committed to eradicating the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Black women, girls, and femmes through direct service, education, and advocacy.
Their dedication to providing sexual health services, along with their advocacy for Black voices in the medical field and community partnerships, aligns seamlessly with our mission to create awareness and support for vital issues affecting our community.
Please note that this event will bring up conversations around domestic violence, sexual health and other societal issues, which may be triggering, so please be advised.
Your presence at this event will not only contribute to the dialogue but also stand as a testament to our united advocacy for the health and wellness of our community. Together, we can make a positive impact in eradicating HIV/AIDS.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Crucial Conversations with GLIDE
As we delve into the month of March, we are thrilled to extend an invitation to our upcoming Crucial Conversation event. This time, we're proud to join forces with GLIDE, an organization that stands at the forefront of social justice, fighting systemic injustices, creating pathways out of poverty and crisis, and transforming lives.
Event Details:
Date: March 20, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM
Duration: 1 Hour
Zoom Meeting Link:
We're thrilled to have Dr. Gina Fromer, the President and CEO of GLIDE, speak at our event! A native San Franciscan, she brings extensive leadership experience and a lifelong dedication to transformative social justice initiatives for the city's disadvantaged communities.
In collaboration with GLIDE SF, we aim to spotlight their remarkable efforts in addressing one of society's most pressing issues - domestic violence. GLIDE's commitment to fighting poverty, homelessness, and advocating for racial and social justice aligns seamlessly with our mission to create awareness and support for critical issues affecting our community.
We look forward to your presence as we stand united in advocating for the well-being of our community and supporting GLIDE SF in their impactful work.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Survivor's Retreat
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is thrilled to announce the return of our annual Survivor Retreat, a heartfelt celebration dedicated to honoring and supporting Black survivors of domestic violence.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, March 9, 2024
Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Confidential (San Francisco) - Details shared upon registration
Activities: Catering, Gentle Movement, and Art
This year's retreat promises to be a rejuvenating and empowering experience, open to all individuals self-identifying as Black and female/GNC survivors of domestic violence. We believe in the healing power of community, and this retreat aims to provide a safe space for connection, reflection, and celebration of resilience.
Registration:
If you identify as a survivor, or work with a client or community member that is interested in joining us at the retreat, please follow this registration link. We encourage clients and case managers to complete the registration process together. Please be aware that while registration is open, it doesn't guarantee participation. Our curated retreat environment prioritizes attendee support by carefully reviewing applications to ensure they meet specific parameters for a meaningful experience. Your understanding is deeply appreciated.
The registration deadline for our survivor retreat is February 4th. To secure your spot, we encourage you to register at your earliest convenience, as we anticipate reaching full capacity. Don't miss the chance to be a part of this empowering experience!
Your participation will contribute to the vibrant tapestry of support we aim to weave for survivors in our community. The exact location of the retreat will be shared confidentially with registered participants.
Let us come together as a community to celebrate the strength, courage, and perseverance of survivors. If you have any questions or require further assistance, feel free to reach out to us at info@blackwomenrevolt.org.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Crucial Conversations: 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic
We are excited to invite you to our upcoming "Crucial Conversations" event on Wednesday, February 21, 2024. This month, we are proud to announce our partnership with the 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic, an organization committed to ensuring that the 6,000 young residents of Bayview Hunters Point (BVHP) have access to essential opportunities for healthcare, employment, and education.
Event Details:
Date: February 21, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Zoom Link: February Crucial Conversations: 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic
Studies have shown that individuals facing challenges such as limited access to healthcare, education, and employment opportunities are more vulnerable to situations of domestic violence. By addressing these foundational issues, organizations like the 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic create a supportive environment that can help break the cycle of violence and empower adolescents to lead healthier lives.
Join us for Crucial Conversations as we delve into these important topics and explore ways we can collectively contribute to creating a safer and more inclusive community.
Thank you for your continued support, and we look forward to engaging in meaningful conversations with you.
Love Like That: #TDVAM2024 Event
February is nationally recognized as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM). Everyone deserves a healthy relationship, but nearly 1 in 3 teens or young adults report experiencing teen dating violence. Together we can change that!
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence will be hosting the "Love Like That'' TDVAM 2024 Event on Sunday, February 4th, 2024 from 12 Noon - 4:00 PM. Youth (14 - 24) and their allies will learn about healthy relationships, how to recognize unhealthy dating behaviors, set digital boundaries, and what resources are available for youth in San Francisco, CA.
The in-person event will be held in The Wilsey Education Studio of the San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building at 401 Van Ness Ave, San Francisco, CA 94102 from 12 Noon to 4:00 PM. The venue can be reached via public transit including: Civic Center Station MUNI and BART, the 5, 9/9R, and 49 MUNI bus lines. Boxed lunch will be provided.
Youth (14 - 24) who attend the entire program are eligible for a $25 gift card. Participating students may earn community service hours depending upon their school’s criteria.
Additionally, entries in BWRADV Teen DVAM 2024 Art Contest “Imagination Unleashed '' will be displayed and winners will be announced. Entries to the Art Contest will be accepted through Friday, January 12th at 6:00 PM. For more information, please contact info@blackwomenrevolt.org.
Special thanks to our Funder, California Department of Emergency Services (CalOES). Thank you to our partner organizations, The San Francisco Youth Commission, SHARP, and Expect Respect San Francisco (ERSF).
RSVP here.
Crucial Conversations: Homeless Prenatal
We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming Crucial Conversation event, where we'll explore the critical work of Homeless Prenatal, an organization dedicated to supporting families and addressing homelessness among pregnant individuals. This discussion will not only highlight the remarkable efforts of Homeless Prenatal but also reveal the significant intersection between homelessness and domestic violence.
Zoom Meeting Link: Homeless Prenatal
It is crucial to recognize that domestic violence often plays a significant role in homelessness among pregnant individuals. Many women experiencing domestic violence find themselves without a safe home, which is why addressing both issues is essential. By supporting Homeless Prenatal, we contribute to creating a more secure and nurturing environment for those affected by domestic violence.
We look forward to having you join us for this important Crucial Conversation.
Youth Advisory Council (Copy) (Copy)
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council (Copy)
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Crucial Conversations: Ugly Sweater Online Holiday Gathering
The holiday season is upon us, and we have a unique and heartwarming twist to our traditional Crucial Conversations event. This month, we are inviting you to an "Ugly Sweater Party", where we'll celebrate the spirit of togetherness and bring some warmth to the fight against domestic violence. We encourage you to share your thoughts and insights during our "Ugly Sweater" Crucial Conversation. Together, we can find ways to bring warmth and comfort to those affected by domestic violence, even in the most challenging times.
Zoom Meeting Link:
Crucial Conversations - Ode To The Holidays (Ugly Sweater Party)
Dress Code:
Ugly Sweaters! Dig out your quirkiest, most colorful, and coziest ugly sweater to wear during the event. Let's have some fun and spread holiday cheer.
Thank you for your dedication to addressing domestic violence and for your commitment to creating a warmer and more supportive world for all. We look forward to seeing your festive and fabulous ugly sweaters at our Crucial Conversation Ugly Sweater Party.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Youth Advisory Council
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is excited to start the Fall 2023-Spring 2024 Youth Advisory Council(YAC). The Youth Advisory Council is a stipend-paid ($100/month) leadership opportunity for youth 17 to 24 to learn about healthy relationships and provide feedback on BWRADV's prevention education and outreach. Youth can expect to develop public speaking, peer-to-peer education, and event planning skills preparing for a Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month Event.
Youth Advisory Council members will meet virtually each Thursday from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM beginning 11/30/2023 with additional in-person meetings. Interested youth can apply here or contact Taylor Stommel, our Youth DV Prevention Coordinator by text (415) 505-8921 or email taylor@blackwomenrevolt.org to learn more about the program.
Women's Empowerment Group
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is pleased to announce their new Women Empowerment Group. This group will be led by our Survivor Advocate, Anastasia Freeman.
We are so excited for the launch of our first Black Women's Empowerment Group. This group will focus on four key components: Integrative Nutrition, Career and Financial Literacy, Mental Health, and Self Development. Weekly groups will be a place where Black women can come together to heal, grow, uplift, and empower one another in a safe and confidential space. We are honored to have Anastasia serve as our facilitator.
Meetings will be held every Tuesday at 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM and refreshments will be provided. We have ample free parking and amazing monthly outings. If this sounds like something that your clients would like to be a part of, please feel free to share this link with them so that they can register online and they will be contacted for an initial interview for approval to participate in this group.
We look forward to empowering survivors and helping them build skills they need to help them heal from domestic abuse.
Women's Empowerment Group
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is pleased to announce their new Women Empowerment Group. This group will be led by our Survivor Advocate, Anastasia Freeman.
We are so excited for the launch of our first Black Women's Empowerment Group. This group will focus on four key components: Integrative Nutrition, Career and Financial Literacy, Mental Health, and Self Development. Weekly groups will be a place where Black women can come together to heal, grow, uplift, and empower one another in a safe and confidential space. We are honored to have Anastasia serve as our facilitator.
Meetings will be held every Tuesday at 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM and refreshments will be provided. We have ample free parking and amazing monthly outings. If this sounds like something that your clients would like to be a part of, please feel free to share this link with them so that they can register online and they will be contacted for an initial interview for approval to participate in this group.
We look forward to empowering survivors and helping them build skills they need to help them heal from domestic abuse.
Crucial Conversations: Compass Family Services
We are excited to invite you to our upcoming Crucial Conversation event, which explores a pressing issue of our time - Coordinated Entry for Housing Families in San Francisco. This conversation will delve into the broader context of homelessness and the collective efforts to provide housing and support for families in need. Proving safe spaces for families to escape domestic violence are imperative, and has been a dire necessity to fill in San Francisco for some time.
The Zoom link for November’s event is below. Please feel free to share this invitation with your network. Collaboration and the sharing of resources are key to making a significant impact in the lives of homeless families in San Francisco.
Zoom Meeting Link:
Women's Empowerment Group
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is pleased to announce their new Women Empowerment Group. This group will be led by our Survivor Advocate, Anastasia Freeman.
We are so excited for the launch of our first Black Women's Empowerment Group. This group will focus on four key components: Integrative Nutrition, Career and Financial Literacy, Mental Health, and Self Development. Weekly groups will be a place where Black women can come together to heal, grow, uplift, and empower one another in a safe and confidential space. We are honored to have Anastasia serve as our facilitator.
Meetings will be held every Tuesday at 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM and refreshments will be provided. We have ample free parking and amazing monthly outings. If this sounds like something that your clients would like to be a part of, please feel free to share this link with them so that they can register online and they will be contacted for an initial interview for approval to participate in this group.
We look forward to empowering survivors and helping them build skills they need to help them heal from domestic abuse.
Women's Empowerment Group
Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence is pleased to announce their new Women Empowerment Group. This group will be led by our Survivor Advocate, Anastasia Freeman.
We are so excited for the launch of our first Black Women's Empowerment Group. This group will focus on four key components: Integrative Nutrition, Career and Financial Literacy, Mental Health, and Self Development. Weekly groups will be a place where Black women can come together to heal, grow, uplift, and empower one another in a safe and confidential space. We are honored to have Anastasia serve as our facilitator.
Meetings will be held every Tuesday at 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM and refreshments will be provided. We have ample free parking and amazing monthly outings. If this sounds like something that your clients would like to be a part of, please feel free to share this link with them so that they can register online and they will be contacted for an initial interview for approval to participate in this group.
We look forward to empowering survivors and helping them build skills they need to help them heal from domestic abuse.
Public Open House - Black Women Revolt Office
Join us Monday, November 6th for our Open House at our public office! We're excited to open our doors and welcome you to a safe and empowering space dedicated to survivors. It's an honor to continue serving our incredible community.
Come and be a part of this transformative journey with us! Explore our empowering environment, connect with like-minded individuals, and discover the incredible work we do.
RSVP today by emailing us at info@blackwomenrevolt.org. We can't wait to share this day with you!
Crucial Conversations: SFPD Lethality Assessment
October’s discussion is with The San Francisco Police Department about BWRADV's "Domestic Violence Lethality Assessment".
The conversation will be facilitated by Officer Antonio "Tony" Flores, #683 Sergeant-Inspector of SFPD's Special Victims Unit. Officer Flores will be discussing the training and implementation of the DV Lethality Assessment tool, and what SFPD officers are observing now they are using their training in the field.
The Zoom link for SFPD DV Lethality Assessment Crucial Conversation is below. Please feel free to extend this invitation to your network.
San Francisco Police Department: Domestic Violence Lethality Assessment Discussion