DVAM (Domestic Violence Awareness Month) is a chance for anyone and everyone to unite in the work to end domestic violence. We invite our fellow advocates, loved ones, supporters, and political leaders to join us in solidarity to listen to and uplift survivors directly. With so many people speaking in a unified voice throughout October, we can raise our awareness about the signs of abuse and ways to stop it and provide additional resources to leaders and policymakers.

Our Clothesline Project is a visual and moving display of t-shirts created by survivors of intimate partner violence or by the friends or family members of victims. Come 'walk the line' at one of our six Clothesline events and help us increase awareness about the impact of violence in people's lives, celebrate the strength of survivors, and break the silence that often surrounds domestic violence.

October 9: Galleria at Crystal Run, Middletown

October 11: Orange County Gov. Center, Goshen

October 12: Veteran's Memorial Park, Port Jervis

October 13: Cornerstone Healthcare, Newburgh

October 17: Monroe Town Hall, Monroe

October 19: Sullivan Gov. Center, Monticello

This October, Let's Make Orange & Sullivan Counties Fearless!

Join us in raising awareness and sparking meaningful conversations within your community by posting our lawn sign in your yard throughout October, and let everyone know that support is here for survivors of domestic violence. #Every1KnowsSome1

Join our Fearless! Educators at any of our interactive training for community members, youth service providers, educators, administrators, and law enforcement throughout the month.

October 10 - Domestic Violence 101, Newburgh

October 16: Domestic Violence 101, Zoom

October 18: Screening - Roll Red Roll, Newburgh

October 20: In Her Shoes, Newburgh

October 26: Screening - Roll Red Roll, Monticello

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Business Office (845) 562-5365

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 649, Newburgh, NY 12551

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