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Neda Moridpour Joins I CAN WE CAN as Lead Artist |
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AWBW Founder Cathy Salser |
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Center for the Pacific Asian Family |
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Digital Storytelling with Cheri Gaulke |
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Digital Storytelling Project |
![]() Press Conference Attendees in the Rotunda
![]() LAPD Creating Their I CAN
![]() AWBW Advocates, Board and Staff Holding the Award |
LA City Hall Day of Action &
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![]() Harvard-Westlake Students Premiere 3 Short Films |
Premiere Screening - I CAN WE CAN: Films to End Domestic ViolenceThank you to all who joined us at the October 15th premiere screening of I CAN WE CAN: Films to End Domestic Violence on the Harvard-Westlake campus in Studio City. It was a wonderful opportunity to view the 3 films alongside the teen filmmakers who created them and to hear their reflections on what the project meant to them on an artistic and personal level. Click on the links below to view each of the three short films: Sometimes domestic abuse and trauma are right in front of us and we just don’t see it. Emergency Stop (The Cycle of Violence) “He hit me and it felt like a kiss” go the lyrics of a song. How do you stop domestic violence when pop music normalizes abuse? How can we stop the seemingly endless cycle of violence? Where does domestic violence come from? This animated tale offers insights into the thoughts and choices we can make to end the violence. |
![]() The AWBW Marathon Team in Action |
I CAN WE CAN & The Long Beach Marathon
AWBW staff and advocates connected with members of the Long Beach community and beyond at the 2014 Long Beach Marathon Health & Fitness Expo. 135 people of all ages created I CAN WE CAN hands to encourage and inspire race participants. Click on the following links to see the I CAN WE CAN mandalas created by event attendees: |
![]() Cal State Northridge Students Walking in March
Sigma Alpha Zeta Domestic Violence Awareness Month Workshop Attendees |
Cal State Northridge Sigma Alpha Zeta DVAM March & WorkshopOn October 16th, members of Sigma Alpha Zeta Sorority at California State University, Northridge raised over $600 for AWBW. This was their first-ever march on behalf of Domestic Violence Awareness Month held on campus. Carrying signs with anti-violence messages, students and AWBW staff member Christy Turek marched throughout the campus chanting "I CAN WE CAN END ABUSE NOW!"
Laura Ontiveros, senior public health major and Sigma Alpha Zeta member said "...we want to advocate against domestic violence and let people know to not be afraid to speak up." Click here to see the event attendess with the I CAN WE CAN mandala they created. |
![]() Staff Sgt. Lamar Woods creating his I CAN
![]() AWBW Leader Amy Little Creating a Mandala |
The Air Force Reserves Participate in I CAN WE CAN
We are excited to recognize AWBW Adult Program Leader Amy Little who has taken the AWBW program to Grissom Air Reserve Base, where she works as the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator and the Behavioral Health Support Coordinator. |
![]() Los Angeles Unified School District Social Justice Academy Students Creation
![]() CSUN Students & Sigma Alpha Zeta Sorority Sisters Mandala |
I CAN WE CAN CreationsCity of Los Angeles Domestic Violence Task Force Los Angeles County Asian Pacific Islander Domestic Violence Task Force Helping Hands Against Domestic Violence Los Angeles Unified School District Social Justice Academy |
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