MacKenzie Miller, a Girl Scout Ambassador and Senior at Oregon City High School as she raises awareness to Domestic Violence, earns her Girl Scout Gold Award and completes her Senior Project.
Guest Speakers:

Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office:
Deputy Dennis, Kishpaugh
Domestic Violence Unit-Deputy, April Everist
Domestic Violence Unit-Advocate

Title of presentation: “Police Response to Domestic Violence-Offender Accountability and Victim Safety”

Clackamas Women’s Services:
Ashley Carroll
"Domestic Violence 101 and the Family Justice Center"

West Women’s Shelter-Salvation Army:

On Monday, April 29th at 5:30-7:30pm, YWCA’s Sexual Assault Program will also host the third annual SAAM Art Show that empowers survivors and allies to raise their voice and create community awareness around this topic. The art show offers a great opportunity to creatively address a difficult topic.  This year’s theme is “It’s time to talk about it.

On Saturday, April 27th at 2:00pm, Yoga Calm will visit YWCA Clark County to offer a free yoga session for mothers and 9-14 year daughters. Julie Wiesner, licensed clinical social worker and certified instructor will be joined by Kristin Harper, a child and family therapist and long-time practitioner of yoga. Space is limited; preference given to current YWCA participants. Preregistration is required.

On Monday, April 29th, from 3-5 PM the Women's Resource Center at Portland Community College Sylvania Campus is inviting men from the PCC and Prevention communities to talk about their reflections on the Steubenville case, themes the case highlights and most importantly WHAT CAN WE DO WITH THIS- how can we use this very pubic case in our work to prevent sexual violence in Oregon.
Please consider coming out to be part of the dialogue and help make this a rich and full conversation.
 
More information and the attached flier can be found on Facebook at:  https://www.facebook.com/events/172356202921304/

Walk a Mile in Her Shoes Flyer
Registration form