Upcoming Events
Spring 44-Hour Domestic Violence Training
Our 44-Hour Domestic Violence Advocate Training provides a comprehensive understanding of domestic violence dynamics, survivor-centered advocacy, and culturally responsive approaches to support survivors. Designed for service providers, crisis responders, and community members, this training equips participants with the tools needed to make a real impact.
Registration: bit.ly/Spring2025-DV-Training
Become a trained advocate and help create lasting change in the lives of survivors!
Tea Time Series with Homeless Prenatal Program
Join us for a nurturing and empowering Tea Time Series, a virtual support group designed for self-identified Black mothers of young children (ages 0-5). This space is dedicated to fostering connection, healing, and growth in a safe and affirming community.
Come sip, share, and find strength in sisterhood as we navigate motherhood together!
Financial Banking Series with JP Morgan Chase Bank
Join us for an exclusive conversation with JP Morgan Chase on business banking essentials—whether you're launching your first venture or scaling your business, gain expert insights to fuel your success!
Register now and secure your spot!
Harlem Renaissance Speakeasy Fundraiser
Step into the spirit of the Harlem Renaissance on April 11, 2025, as Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence (BWRADV) brings you a night of celebration, community, and purpose!
🔑 Unlock the Experience – Say the secret password for exclusive perks.
🎶 Move Like It’s 1925 – Dance to classic R&B and Bay Area jams.
🏆 Honor the Icons – Every table pays tribute to Harlem’s legendary trailblazers.
More than a party, this night fuels BWRADV’s mission—supporting Black women and families impacted by domestic violence. Tickets are limited—reserve yours now!
📍 Doors open at 6:30 PM | Event starts at 7:00 PM
Crucial Conversations with SFWAR, Janelle White
In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we’re amplifying the voices of survivors and emphasizing the importance of prevention and support services. This April, we’re honored to host San Francisco Women Against Rape (SFWAR) for a powerful conversation. SFWAR has been a leader in advocating for survivors and creating a world free from sexual violence.
Join Janelle White, Executive Director of SFWAR, as she shares insights into the organization's vital work in San Francisco and how they empower, heal, and advocate for survivors.
Event Details:
Date: April 17, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM
Duration: 1 Hour
Platform: Zoom
Don’t miss this important discussion! Reserve your spot today as we unite to support survivors and explore ways to build a safer, more equitable community.
Tea Time Series with Homeless Prenatal Program
Join us for a nurturing and empowering Tea Time Series, a virtual support group designed for self-identified Black mothers of young children (ages 0-5). This space is dedicated to fostering connection, healing, and growth in a safe and affirming community.
Come sip, share, and find strength in sisterhood as we navigate motherhood together!
Safety Plan Training
This safety training is designed for advocates and organizations seeking to enhance their ability to develop safety plans for survivors. Participants will gain practical skills to assess risks and create individualized strategies for safety.
Registration: bit.ly/ExitStrategySafetyPlanning
Tea Time Series with Homeless Prenatal Program
Join us for a nurturing and empowering Tea Time Series, a virtual support group designed for self-identified Black mothers of young children (ages 0-5). This space is dedicated to fostering connection, healing, and growth in a safe and affirming community.
Come sip, share, and find strength in sisterhood as we navigate motherhood together!
Tea Time Series with Homeless Prenatal Program
Join us for a nurturing and empowering Tea Time Series, a virtual support group designed for self-identified Black mothers of young children (ages 0-5). This space is dedicated to fostering connection, healing, and growth in a safe and affirming community.
Come sip, share, and find strength in sisterhood as we navigate motherhood together!
Tea Time Series with Homeless Prenatal Program
Join us for a nurturing and empowering Tea Time Series, a virtual support group designed for self-identified Black mothers of young children (ages 0-5). This space is dedicated to fostering connection, healing, and growth in a safe and affirming community.
Come sip, share, and find strength in sisterhood as we navigate motherhood together!
Tea Time Series with Homeless Prenatal Program
Join us for a nurturing and empowering Tea Time Series, a virtual support group designed for self-identified Black mothers of young children (ages 0-5). This space is dedicated to fostering connection, healing, and growth in a safe and affirming community.
Come sip, share, and find strength in sisterhood as we navigate motherhood together!
Safety Plan Training
This safety training is designed for advocates and organizations seeking to enhance their ability to develop safety plans for survivors. Participants will gain practical skills to assess risks and create individualized strategies for safety.
Registration: bit.ly/ExitStrategySafetyPlanning
Crucial Conversations with Booker T and Shakirah Simley
March Crucial Conversation: Empowering Communities with Shakirah Simley
Join us this March for a transformative conversation featuring Shakirah Simley, Executive Director of Booker T. Washington Community Service Center—one of San Francisco’s oldest and most impactful nonprofits. Discover how this historic organization continues to uplift marginalized communities with vital programs and initiatives that drive positive change.
Event Details:
Date: March 20, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM
Duration: 1 Hour
Meeting Link: bit.ly/CC-March-2025
Healthy Relationship Series: Girl Talk
Girl Talk – March 6th
Let’s talk! This session offers a safe and open space for women to share experiences, unpack relationship challenges, and support one another in building stronger, healthier connections. Join us for candid conversations that inspire healing, self-discovery, and growth.
📍 Location: Black Unity Center, San Francisco State University
📅 Date: March 6th
🕖 Time: 12:15 PM
Financial Literacy Workshop - Part 5
Did you know 99% of domestic violence cases involve financial abuse? Financial independence is essential for survivors to rebuild their lives.
Our 5-part Financial Literacy Workshop Series, held every Thursday, is designed to empower survivors with the tools to budget, save, and set meaningful goals.
📍 Session Details:
In-person: January 30 & February 27, 2025 | Chase Stonestown, San Francisco
Online via Zoom: February 7, 13, & 20, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
🍽 Dinner provided at in-person sessions.
Take control of your financial future—register now for this free event!
Financial Literacy Workshop - Part 4
Did you know 99% of domestic violence cases involve financial abuse? Financial independence is essential for survivors to rebuild their lives.
Our 5-part Financial Literacy Workshop Series, held every Thursday, is designed to empower survivors with the tools to budget, save, and set meaningful goals.
📍 Session Details:
In-person: January 30 & February 27, 2025 | Chase Stonestown, San Francisco
Online via Zoom: February 7, 13, & 20, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
🍽 Dinner provided at in-person sessions.
Take control of your financial future—register now for this free event!
Crucial Conversations #TDVAM with Asian Women’s Shelter, La Casa de las Madres, and Project Strive
We regret to inform you that our February event with Angela Lee, Director of love is respect, has been canceled for the foreseeable future. 'Like most US DV/SA organizations that receive federal funds, the National Domestic Violence Hotline has been impacted by the recent flurry of executive orders and agency memorandums', which have disrupted vital services for survivors.
This challenge underscores the urgent need for advocacy—please contact your political leaders and urge them to protect funding for these life-saving programs.
In response, we’re hosting a powerful new event for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month featuring:
Angellynn Tam, Youth IPV Prevention Coordinator, Asian Women’s Shelter
Sophie Reichert, Family Advocate-Teen Program, La Casa de las Madres
Peer Educator (TBD, let me know if this is okay wording), Project Survive
Taylor Stommel, Black Women Revolt Against DV
Moderated by Makayla Bell, YAC & Advisory Board Member, Black Women Revolt Against DV
Join us as we discuss strategies to support youth, foster healthy relationships, and advance violence prevention advocacy.
Register Now for Crucial Conversations
Date: Wednesday, February 19, 2025 | Time: 12:00 PM PST | Location: Zoom Link
Sensitive topics may be discussed. Let's come together to foster a safer, more supportive future for our youth.
Healthy Relationship Series 101
Healthy Relationships 101 – February 18th
What does a healthy relationship look like? Whether it’s romantic, platonic, or familial, join us for an insightful workshop designed to build confidence, set boundaries, and foster relationships that uplift and empower you. Gain tools to nurture meaningful connections in your life.
📍 Location: Black Unity Center, San Francisco State University
📅 Date: February 18th
🕛 Time: 12:15 PM
Black Students Dinner (Theme: Black Love)
Black Love Dinner – February 13th
Join us for an intimate and uplifting evening centered on Black love in all its forms. Celebrate connection, empowerment, and meaningful conversations over a delicious dinner. Whether you’re single, partnered, or simply here for community vibes, this gathering offers a safe space to explore what love and respect truly mean.
📍 Location: Jack Adams Hall, San Francisco State University
📅 Date: February 13th
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
Financial Literacy Workshop - Part 3
Did you know 99% of domestic violence cases involve financial abuse? Financial independence is essential for survivors to rebuild their lives.
Our 5-part Financial Literacy Workshop Series, held every Thursday, is designed to empower survivors with the tools to budget, save, and set meaningful goals.
📍 Session Details:
In-person: January 30 & February 27, 2025 | Chase Stonestown, San Francisco
Online via Zoom: February 7, 13, & 20, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
🍽 Dinner provided at in-person sessions.
Take control of your financial future—register now for this free event!
40-Hr Domestic Violence Advocate Training
We need voices like yours to help create a world where survivors of domestic violence feel heard, supported, and empowered. That’s why we’re inviting you to join us for our 40-Hour Domestic Violence Advocate Training — a powerful learning experience designed to equip you with the tools to make a real impact.
Here’s what you need to know:
Orientation: February 13th at 3:30 PM
Training Dates:
February 18, 19, 20, 25, and 26
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Where: 100% on Zoom
This training offers more than just education — it’s a chance to connect, reflect, and learn how to truly stand with survivors.
*These sessions will include sensitive discussions about domestic violence. We ask participants to take care of themselves and reach out if they need support.
Whether you’ve been advocating for years or are just beginning your journey, we’d be honored to have you join us. Together, we can build a safer, more compassionate world.
Register Here: bit.ly/Winter2025DVTraining
Financial Literacy Workshop - Part 2
Did you know 99% of domestic violence cases involve financial abuse? Financial independence is essential for survivors to rebuild their lives.
Our 5-part Financial Literacy Workshop Series, held every Thursday, is designed to empower survivors with the tools to budget, save, and set meaningful goals.
📍 Session Details:
In-person: January 30 & February 27, 2025 | Chase Stonestown, San Francisco
Online via Zoom: February 7, 13, & 20, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
🍽 Dinner provided at in-person sessions.
Take control of your financial future—register now for this free event!
Black Leadership Forum - February 1st Black Family Day
Join us for the Black Leadership Forum 2025, a signature event by Black Women Revolt Against Domestic Violence, hosted by Soul of SF State as part of Black Family Day at San Francisco State University.
This inspiring conversation will feature some of the Bay Area’s most influential Black leaders, exploring pathways to equity, community empowerment, and future-building. Moderated by Dr. Paméla Michelle Tate, the forum promises to honor Black excellence and ignite meaningful change.
📅 Date and Time: February 1, 2025, at 3:00 PM (Doors open at 2:45 PM)
📍 Location: Jack Adams Hall, San Francisco State University
🎟 Free and open to all!
REGISTER NOW: bit.ly/BWRADVBlackLeadershipForum2025
#TDVAM2025: A Healthy Relationships Conversation
Join us during Black Family Day for Respect That: A Healthy Relationships Conversation, a timely panel discussion featuring advocates from 3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic, Freedom Forward, and LYRIC. In recognition of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, this event will empower teens and young adults with tools to build healthier relationships while breaking cycles of unhealthy behaviors. Together, let’s spark change and create a safer, brighter future.
📅 February 1, 2025 | 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Student Center, Jack Adams Hall | 1600 Holloway Street, San Francisco
🎟 Free and open to the public
Financial Workshop for Survivors
Did you know 99% of domestic violence cases involve financial abuse? Financial independence is essential for survivors to rebuild their lives.
Our 5-part Financial Literacy Workshop Series, held every Thursday, is designed to empower survivors with the tools to budget, save, and set meaningful goals.
📍 Session Details:
In-person: January 30 & February 27, 2025 | Chase Stonestown, San Francisco
Online via Zoom: February 7, 13, & 20, 2025
⏰ Time: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
🍽 Dinner provided at in-person sessions.
Take control of your financial future—register now for this free event!
Crucial Conversations: Organizing for Reproductive Rights January 2025
2025 is a critical year to organize and advocate for reproductive rights! Join us on Thursday, January 18, at 12 PM for January’s Crucial Conversation with the Executive Director of ACCESS Reproductive Justice. Let’s strategize for action and protect our rights together!
44-Hr Domestic Violence Training
You are invited to our 44-Hour Domestic Violence Training event, taking place on December 2 - 4, 2024 and December 9 - 10, 2024 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, with an Orientation on November 25th, 2024 at 3:30 PM. This virtual event on Zoom is an opportunity to deepen your understanding and skills in supporting and advocating for survivors of domestic violence.
Our 44-Hour training goes beyond the traditional 40 hours to provide an additional 4 hours addressing cultural competency. We provide a Certificate of Completion at the end of the course. This certifies that participants have completed educational coursework to effectively support and advocate for survivors.
Crucial Conversations - ACCESS Reproductive Justice
Reproductive coercion is a reality many domestic violence survivors face, making the need for reproductive justice more critical than ever. In the wake of the recent election, regardless of the outcome, it’s important to continue advocating for the rights of marginalized communities. Join us for November’s Crucial Conversation, featuring ACCESS Reproductive Justice, as they share insights on how to support bodily autonomy and reproductive rights in this evolving political landscape.
Event Details:
Date: November 20, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM
ACCESS RJ will discuss their essential work in providing support for survivors and how we can all contribute to advancing reproductive justice. Don't miss this opportunity to learn and advocate for our community!
Fall 44-Hr Domestic Violence Training
Join us for our 44-Hour Domestic Violence Training, a comprehensive virtual event on October 21 - 23, 2024, and October 28 - 29, 2024 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, with an Orientation on October 17, 2024, at 3:30 PM. This extended training goes beyond the standard 40 hours, providing an additional 4 hours focused on cultural competency, ensuring you are fully equipped to support and advocate for survivors of domestic violence. Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion, certifying their readiness to make a real impact in the lives of survivors. Register now at bit.ly/Fall-DV-Training to secure your spot.
Crucial Conversation with California Victim Compensation Board (CalVCB)
Join us for October’s Crucial Conversation with CalVCB! On October 16, 2024, at 12:00 PM, Cindy Kaiser from the California Victim Compensation Board will discuss how their financial assistance programs support domestic violence survivors in their journey to recovery. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about the vital resources available for victims. Register here and secure your spot today!
Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2024 Launch
We are excited to announce our upcoming flagship event in the fight against domestic violence in San Francisco. On October 1, 2024, at the SouthEast Community Center, we will bring together city leaders, advocates, and community members for a powerful day of action and dialogue. This event is a rallying call for change, featuring esteemed panelists discussing critical issues such as youth and healthy relationships, LGBTQ+ rights, reproductive rights, and insights from long-standing leaders in the movement. Join us to strengthen our community and empower every attendee with actionable insights and advocacy tools. Together, we will collaborate on strategies to address domestic violence and drive tangible change across San Francisco.
Crucial Conversations with Freedom Forward (HYPE Center)
Register now for September’s Crucial Conversation! Join us on September 18, 2024, at 12:00 PM to hear Francesca Gonzalez, Executive Director of Freedom Forward, discuss their impactful HYPE Center. This event will be interpreted in Spanish and ASL, making it accessible to even more community members. Don’t miss this chance to learn about vital resources for preventing youth exploitation and domestic violence. Register here and help us spread the word!
Crucial Conversations with LYRIC
Join us for August's Crucial Conversation featuring LYRIC, an organization dedicated to supporting LGBTQQ+ youth through education, career training, health promotion, and leadership development. This event will spotlight LYRIC's impactful programs, including their youth drop-in center, internship opportunities, and housing navigation services. Don't miss this powerful discussion on August 15, 2024, at 12:00 PM via Zoom. Your participation is essential as we come together to champion inclusivity and empowerment in our community.
44-Hr Domestic Violence Advocate Training
We are inviting you to our 44-Hour Domestic Violence Training event, taking place on August 21 - 23, 2024, and August 28 - 29, 2024 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, with an Orientation on August 15, 2024 at 3:00 PM. This virtual event on Zoom is an opportunity to deepen your understanding and skills in supporting and advocating for survivors of domestic violence.
Our 44-Hour training goes beyond the traditional 40 hours to provide an additional 4 hours addressing cultural competency. We provide a Certificate of Completion at the end of the course. This certifies that participants have completed educational coursework to effectively support and advocate for survivors.
Event Details:
Dates: August 21 - 23, 2024 from 9:00AM - 5:00PM
August 28 - 29, 2024 from 9:00AM - 5:00PM
Orientation Date: August 15, 2024 at 3:00PM
Location: Zoom
Registration Link: bit.ly/Spring-DV-Training
Crucial Conversations with Community Forward SF
According to the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing in San Francisco, total homelessness increased by 7% since 2022, rising from 7,754 to 8,323 in January 2024. From a more in-depth 2019 report, 44% of females in the city experiencing homelessness report domestic violence.
That’s why, for this month’s Crucial Conversation, we are proud to announce our special guest speaker, Rebecca Jackson. Rebecca is a powerful advocate for women and their children in San Francisco who are experiencing homelessness and striving for a better future. Recently appointed as the Vice President of Reentry and Public Affairs at Community Forward SF, Rebecca’s dedication and leadership have made a significant impact on the community.
Her commitment extends to numerous women's rights issues in SF. She is an active member of several coalitions and work groups, including co-chairing the Women’s Housing Coalition and participating in the Women’s Working Group, the Re-entry Council for Women’s first subcommittee, and the Hamilton Families board.
Event Details:
Date: July 17, 2024
Time: 12:00 Noon
Duration: 1 Hour
Zoom Meeting Link: July’s Crucial Conversation with Rebecca Jackson (Community Forward SF & Women’s Housing Coalition)
In this event, we will delve into the vital work being done by Community Forward SF and Women’s Housing Coalition to support our neighbors experiencing homelessness. Community Forward’s programs ensure that those in need receive effective services tailored to their unique situations. Whether it’s housing, medical shelter, a safe place to become sober, or finding calm in the face of domestic violence, they are here to care for the most vulnerable in our community.
Please note that this event will bring up conversations around homelessness, mental health, and other societal issues, which may be triggering for some attendees, 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
*SPECIAL DATE* In light of Juneteenth, we are hosting our Crucial Conversations on Tuesday, June 18, 2024 instead of our usual Third Wednesdays. Thank you all for accomadating!
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!
Spring: Online 44-Hr Domestic Violence Advocate Training
We are reaching out to invite you to participate in our pivotal 44-Hour Domestic Violence Training event. This program isn't just about acquiring skills; it's about embracing a role that can fundamentally alter the course of lives affected by domestic violence. By becoming a certified advocate, you stand on the front lines of change, offering hope and critical support to those in need.
Why Become a Domestic Violence Advocate?
- Impact Individual Lives: Every conversation you have, every resource you provide could be the key to turning someone's life around. Your intervention can help break the cycle of violence, providing survivors with the tools to rebuild their lives.
- Drive Social Change: Beyond individual help, your efforts contribute to a broader movement challenging and changing how our society handles domestic violence. Your advocacy influences policy, promotes awareness, and fosters a safer environment for everyone.
- Personal Growth and Fulfillment: This training offers more than just external rewards. It's an opportunity to grow emotionally and intellectually, to develop skills in crisis intervention, legal advocacy, and psychological support that are valuable in any professional or personal setting.
Event Details:
Dates: June 3, 2024 - June 7, 2024
Orientation Date: May 30, 2024
Location: Zoom
Registration Link: bit.ly/Spring-DV-Training
Join a network of passionate professionals who are eager to share knowledge and experiences in a supportive environment. After completing the training you will become a certified advocate, a testament to your commitment and expertise that can open new professional pathways.
This training is your stepping stone to becoming a crucial ally for those who have nowhere else to turn. It's a commitment to fight for justice and healing, to stand up when others might step back. If you feel the call to make a tangible difference, this is where you start. Please note that this training can be triggering, so proceed with this in mind.
Space is limited, and the opportunity to make such a profound impact is rare. Register now to secure your place among those changing the world one life at a time.
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!
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.