KQED
Domestic Violence Awareness & Prevention
Media Outreach Campaign
KQED Community Outreach will collaborate with organizations in the Bay Area
to raise awareness on domestic violence. Our campaign efforts will explore the
cycle of violence and how domestic violence continues to impact families and
communities through a video production workshop, creative arts intensive workshop
for batterers, survivors, and teens, and a family violence conference/town hall
in the Bay Area.
Community Partners
Family Violence Law Center
Family Violence Law Center (FVLC)
is a nonprofit organization serving family violence victims and their children
throughout Alameda County, California. Last year, FVLC provided legal, support,
and crisis intervention services to over 7,000 women and their families in Alameda
County. www.fvlc.org (510) 208-0220
Community Works
Community Works in partnership with the San Francisco Sheriff's Department's
Resolve to Stop the Violence Project (RSVP) is committed to violence prevention
programming that re-educates violent offenders(particularly domestic violence
offenders) to understand the impact of their violence on themselves, the survivors
of their violence and the community. RSVP is predicated on the belief that violence
is learned and that it can be unlearned. www.community-works-ca.org (510) 845-3332
Narika
Narika was founded in 1992 to address the problem of domestic violence in the South Asian community. Embracing the notion of women's empowerment, Narika set out to address the unmet needs of abused South Asian women by providing advocacy, support, information, and referrals within a culturally sensitive model.
www.narika.org (510) 540-0754
W.O.M.A.N. Inc. (Women Organized to Make Abuse Nonexistent)
Women Organized to Make Abuse Nonexistent, Inc. (W.O.M.A.N. Inc) has operated
since 1978 as a community-based, multi-service agency, serving battered women
in San Francisco and the larger Bay Area. In addition to our 24 hour crisis line,
we provide support and legal services to women in domestic violence situations,
including special support programs for our lesbian, Latina-bicultural, and teen
clients. www.womaninc.org (415) 864-4722
Domestic Violence Video Production Workshop
KQED Community Outreach facilitated a five-day video production and editing workshop
for domestic violence organizations to learn how to produce a public service
announcement (PSA). From concept to production to post-production, each organization
learned how to craft a message into an audio-visual format. Each organization
successfully completed a PSA that they can distribute to television stations,
share with funders, clients and their staff.
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