This March we are kicking off Womxn’s History Month inspired by the life, spirit, and activism of Black Womxn. We honor her tenacity, fearlessness and powerful legacy by continuing to center Black …
In Lowell, and across the country, sexual exploitation of minors has increased dramatically. CHH has been working to end sexual violence in Greater Lowell for over forty years and is …
LOWELL WOMEN’S WEEK BREAKFAST On March 2, we started off our morning by celebrating 25 Years of Lowell Women’s Week at Lenzi’s! We had a great breakfast among Lowell’s most …
One of the reasons I decided to accept the Engaging Men and Boys as Allies in Sexual Violence Prevention Project Director position is playing out in our community right now. …
By: Isa Woldeguiorguis & Marta Bobinski As we process feelings of shock, disbelief and anger in the aftermath of the mass shootings that occurred in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, …
We cannot look away from the violence occurring at our country’s border and the children and families at the center of what many are calling the worst humanitarian crisis in …
Building a world free from sexual violence is a daunting mission. It can be easy to feel like we are always looking up the mountain and seeing how steep the …
Each year during the month of April, U.S. states, territories, government and community-based organizations, rape crisis centers, businesses, campuses, and neighborhoods plan activities to bring awareness to sexual violence as …
Today we are wearing teal, the color of sexual assault prevention and awareness! April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time to honor survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse. …
As I write this, I reflect on Black History Month and one of my sheroes, Rosa Parks. Although she is well known for her role in the Civil Rights Movement …
