Gratitude and the Holidays October was a big month for the WCA. Not only was it Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), which provides us with many vital outreach opportunities to talk about the work we do, but also our annual Healing Begins with Hope outreach and fundraising event took place. This event provides one of […]
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“Caring for ourselves can—and should—be done together.” – Shelly Tygielski I am currently reading Sit Down to Rise Up by Shelly Tygielski, and it has been such an eye-opening experience. In this book, she talks about this idea of communities of care—a group of people coming together asking what can you do for me […]
Written by WCA Intern Mady Boyer Kindness is many things. Because kindness is so significant, people define it in many different ways. Everyone has their own definition of what kindness truly means. The WCA Communications and Outreach Interns value kindness and they’ve shared why kindness is so important to them and their work at the […]
“What does kindness look like to you?” This month, the WCA is focusing on kindness and what it looks like. As I navigate the topic, I think often about the people with whom I surround myself and the relationships I foster with those people. Much of my work in the Prevention Program at the […]
