2014 Week Without Violence

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Week Without Violence Bulletin Board

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Week Without Violence Bulletin Board

YWCA Seneca Residents , Staff and Patrons Expressions Through Art on Week Without Violence

Between the hours of 11 and 2, Tuesday, October 14, 2014 Erika Merz and Jane Sherman volunteered their time, talents and art supplies to engage the residents, staff and a few patrons in the process of creating fabric squares that expressed their very personal thoughts regarding viloence. The squares will be sewn together by LueRachelle Brim-Atkins in a wall hanging. Throughout the activity participants shared stories relating to violence in their lives or communities!

YWCA Seneca Residents , Staff and Patrons Expressions Through Art on Week Without Violence

DSHS King North Office - 1

The YWCA Domestic Violence Advocate who is co-located at the King North DSHS Office set this table up in the lobby for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Week Without Violence.

DSHS King North Office - 2

The YWCA Domestic Violence Advocate who is co-located at the King North DSHS Office set this table up in the lobby for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Week Without Violence.

DSHS King North Office - 3

The YWCA Domestic Violence Advocate who is co-located at the King North DSHS Office set this table up in the lobby for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Week Without Violence.

Week Without Violence at YWCA Greenbridge

Staff at the YWCA Greenbridge hold up artwork made in honor of the Week Without Violence.

Renton proclamation

Renton Mayor Denis Law proclaimed October Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Pictured with Liz Mills (Director of Public Policy) and Milena Chausheva (Domestic Violence Advocate).

Everett proclamation

Pictured: Luanne Kunz, Sierra Zweig, MaryAnne Dillon, Snohomish County Executive John Lovick, Michelle Pauley, Samantha Bowley and Liz Mills.

SeaTac proclamation

Pictured: Liz Mills, Kim Cooper, City of SeaTac Domestic Violence Advocate and Mia Gregerson, City of SeaTac Mayor