MayDay 2026 brought our community together in remembrance, awareness, and prevention. We honored two lives, uplifted a survivor voice, and strengthened our shared commitment to building safer families and stronger communities. Through art, advocacy, and collective presence, MayDay became more than an event; it became momentum. Together, we continue the work.

Teen dating violence is more common than many realize, 1 in 3 teens in the U.S. will experience physical, sexual, or emotional abuse from a dating partner before adulthood. Early education is critical. By teaching young people how to recognize red flags, set boundaries, and build healthy connections, we can interrupt cycles before they escalate. Prevention starts with conversation, awareness, and community.

An elegant afternoon with purpose awaits. MayDay 2026 tickets are now available, reserve your seat today.

Join us for MayDay 2026 on February 7—a powerful luncheon honoring victims, uplifting survivors, and raising awareness during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Experience art, speakers, tributes, raffles, and more. Tickets go on sale December 1 starting at $45. Help us remember, heal, and prevent domestic violence in our community.

At our 4th Annual Domestic Violence & Me Workshop: “What Lies Beneath,” we explored the power of removing the masks we hide behind. Through healing conversations, survivor testimony, and creative expression, participants discovered that self-love and confidence are powerful tools in breaking the cycle of abuse and living out loud and free.

Letter from the Founder in light of October 2025, Domestic Violence Awareness Month

August is filled with opportunities to give back, and we’d love for you to join us! From our upcoming Panda Express fundraiser to our GiveButter campaign during Black Business Month, every meal purchased, and every dollar donated helps us continue educating, empowering, and supporting domestic violence prevention. Together, we can make this school year safer and brighter for our youth.

Join us for the 4th Annual Domestic Violence & Me workshop: "What Lies Beneath – Breaking the Cycle of Silence". Through mask painting and powerful discussion, we’ll explore the emotional walls we hide behind and how silence can lead to toxic patterns and abuse. Featuring a survivor speaker and Confidence Coach, this event is about healing, awareness, and unmasking the truth. Let’s break the cycle together.

Black Family Month reminds us that healing begins at home. When we ignore trauma, it shows up in our homes, schools, and society. Just like a bone that doesn't heal properly, unspoken pain can deform generations. It's also Minority Mental Health Month — therapy is a powerful first step. Open the door to honest conversations. Change starts with you. Let's heal, grow, and thrive together. 🖤

Guns are the leading weapon in domestic violence homicides, and that tragic reality claimed my daughter’s life. As a survivor, I know the toll it takes on your mind and spirit. This month, I urge you to guard your mental health, choose uplifting environments, and take nothing for granted. Be conscious, be careful, and above all, be kind to yourself and those around you.