
GCADV policy director Karimah Dillard will keynote a California conference
The California Partnership to End Domestic Violence holds its statewide conference Nov 18 in Sacramento on the theme "Building Thriving Communities."
Karimah Dillard, Director of Policy at the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence, will be a keynote speaker at the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence statewide conference.
The conference is Nov 18 in Sacramento, where Dillard and other speakers will take up the theme "Building Thriving Communities" and how to create long-lasting wellness.
The coalition notes help is available through the Georgia hotline, 1-800-33HAVEN, and the national hotline, 1-800-799-SAFE.
From Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence· Instagram · Oct 2
Open the post“Congratulations to our lovely Karimah Dillard, GCADV Director of Policy, on joining the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence (@endingdvinca) as a keynote speaker for their statewide conference! 🎉 Join the CPEDV on Nov. 18 in Sacramento, CA as Karimah and numerous other speakers expand the theme of "Building Thriving Communities" and how to create long-lasting wellness. Interested? Register here: cpedv.org/conference No one deserves abuse. No matter what your situation is, there is help. GA Hotline: 1-800-33HAVEN National Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE Find a program near you: https://gcadv.org/domestic-violence-centers/ #WeAreNotAlone #SupportSurvivors #EndDomesticViolence #Every1KnowsSome1”
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