Spring 2012
Stand Against Racism
April 27, 2012; 2:00-6:30 PM
Wilder Hall Room 201
The Center for Multicultural Advancement and Student Success (CMASS) and the Women of Color Leadership Network (WOCLN) at the Everywoman’s Center Join the YWCA in Taking a Stand Against Racism.
As part of the National YWCA Take a Stand Against Racism Day, the Center for Multicultural Advancement and Student Success and the Women of Color Leadership Network (WOCLN), a program of the Everywoman’s Center, will host a public “Stand.”
Our program includes a ceremony to pledge against racism; presentations that will deepen our understanding of social justice; space for participants to engage in a lively community discussion; and a performance by Shaha: the Storytellers, a social justice student theater group, performing various scenarios of how racism hurts everyone.
This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments provided. The schedule is as follows:
2:00PM Networking with opening remarks from Dr. Shelley Perdomo, CMASS Director
2:20PM Arab and Muslim Students: "Who are they? What are their experiences?" A presentation by Abed Jaradat (EdD Candidate) and Dr. Hind Mari
3:25PM Media Gallery and Community Discussion on Race and Justice
Co-faciliated by Krysten Lobisch and Roberto Carlos Garcia-Ceballos (M.Ed. candidates)
4:30PM Students Against Mass Incarceration and the Prison Industrial Complex
A presentation by Emahunn Raheem Ali Campbell (Ph.D. candidate)
5:35PM Performance by Shaha: The Storytellers
6:05PM Pledge ceremony followed by closing remarks from Willie Pope, CMASS Assistant Director
CMASS provides academic support, cultural enrichment, student development as well as support for institutional diversity on the University of Massachusetts Amherst campus. To learn more, visit us at: http://www.umass.edu/multiculturalaffairs/.
WOCLN, a program of the Everywoman’s Center, provides advocacy, mentoring and training for University women and community women of color in the Five College area. To learn more, visit us at: http://www.umass.edu/ewc/programs/wocln/.
The Stand Against Racism is a movement of the YWCA that aims to eliminate racism by raising awareness through its annual event. To learn more, visit their website at: http://www.standagainstracism.org/.
Take Back the Night Rally
April 26, 2012; 6:30-9:00 PM
Take Back the Night is a rallying call against relationship violence and sexual assault.
National Crime Victims Rights Week- Clothesline Project Display
April 26, 2012; Noon-4:00 PM
Old Courthouse Lawn; 99 Main Street, Northampton MA
DA Sullivan and other speakers, display of the Pioneer Valley Teen Clothesline Project; interactive activities for children, free popcorn, resources.
VW week poster DRAFT4Bpdf.pdf
Spoken Word Night
April 24, 2012; 7:30 PM
201 Wilder Hall, UMass Amherst
The Women of Color Leadership Network - Everywoman's Center invites ALL to perform original spoken word pieces and poetry as well as the work of favorite artists/authors relating to power, liberation, oppression, the intersectionality of identities, resistance, solidarity, activism, and other social justice topics. Come to speak your truth before an audience, come to support our performers, come to listen. This event is free and open to the public.
To sign up, please contact the Women of Color Leadership Network (wocln@stuaf.umass.edu) by April 20.
Body Politics 2012
April 12, April 13, 2012; 7:00PM
Campus Center Auditorium
The Women of Color Leadership Network (WOCLN), a program of the Everywoman’s Center, proudly presents Body Politics 2012, an award winning original theater production by and about women of color on April 12th and 13th. Performances start promptly at 7:00PM. Doors open at 6:30PM. This event is free, open to the public and is wheelchair accessible.
Body Politics 2012 has brought together a diverse group of ten women of color who have worked with one another throughout the Fall and Spring semesters to share personal stories and perspectives through storytelling, creative writing, improvisation and dance--their commitment culminating in this April’s production. Facilitating this process for the second year is Andrea “Dre” Domingue an instructor and doctoral student in the Social Justice Education Program at the University of MA Amherst.
Body Politics explores a range of contemporary issues including: the intersectionality of social identities, cultural appropriation, discrimination, and racism, manifestations of internalized oppression, sexuality, violence, as well as feelings around body image, hair texture, skin color and self esteem. These issues are presented with a serious intellectual and emotional commitment as well as wisdom and humor. Sisterhood, pride, courage and resistance are woven throughout the tapestry of this production.
Hook-Up Culture Dorm Dialogue
March 12, 2012; 7:30-8:30 PM
John Adams Residence Hall 9th Floor
WOCLN staff and interns facilitate these peer to peer dialogues addressing hook-up culture on campus. It is an interactive workshop in which we use activities in order to illicit a fun and informative dialogue on hook-up culture.
Building Community in a Divide & Conquer Culture: From Dialogue to Action
March 7, 2012; 7:00-8:30 PM
165-69 Campus Center
Come to a panel, followed by small group discussion on organizing across identity divides. LGBTQ organizers and activists will share their experiences organizing around a variety of issues from Pride marches to fighting foreclosure and building coalitions across race, gender and sexual orientation. This third event of the Building Community Series will focus on taking action, moving from dialogue across difference to building coalitions and organizing across divides.
Political Arpilleras & Textile Exhibit: Special Tour for WOCLN and Friends
March 7, 2012; 12:00-1:30 PM
Student Union Gallery
WOCLN invites you to join us for the special tour of the Art of Conflict Transformation Gallery of political textiles on Tuesday March 6th, 12-1:30 PM at the Student Union Art Gallery at UMass Amherst. Tour will be led by the exhibit curator, Prof. Roberta Bacic. Below is taken from the exhibit blog found at http://blogs.umass.edu/conflictart/political-textiles/
Transforming threads of resistance: political arpilleras & textiles by women from Chile and around the world, an exhibition curated by Roberta Bacic and organized by Leah Wing.
Women’s creative resistance to state violence and human rights violations are reflected in these forty textiles from a number of regions across the globe.
Political arpilleras were born in Chile as a response to human rights violations during the Pinochet dictatorship, when women sewed the stories of those who faced torture, were imprisoned, and were disappeared; they recorded these experiences of daily life resisting their silencing and naming their realities, demanding the truth and the economic means to care for their families during the repression. These arpilleras “have demonstrated resistance: resistance against poverty by creating a grassroots export; resistance against the regime by telling the story of daily life under Pinochet… making sewing an act of subversion” (Roberta Bacic).
This exhibition also highlights how women in conflict zones in the Global South impacted women in conflict zones in the Global North as this form of artistic resistance and creative response to state violence spread.
Dorm Dialogue: Self-Care
March 5, 2012; 7:30 PM
John Adams, 21st floor lounge
Peer-to-peer education on self-care, including sharing ideas of what self-care is, why it's important, how and why we neglect it, and how to practice self-care activities/techniques of interest in our busy schedules. Includes self-assessment and discussion in large and small groups. Serves residents of first-year residence hall John Adams; this is a collaboration between Women of Color Leadership Network and Residence Life. Refreshments served.
Health and Nutrition Dorm Dialogue
March 5, 2012; 7:30-8:30 PM
John Adams Residence Hall 9th Floor
WOCLN staff and interns facilitate peer to peer dialogues addressing health and nutrition on campus. It is an interactive workshop in which we use activities in order to illicit a fun and informative dialogue on health and nutrition.
Transforming Threads of Resistance: The Art of Conflict Transformation Event Series 2012
February 27-march 8,2012
UMass Campus- varies
The Art of Conflict Transformation Event Series
presents Transforming threads of resistance: political arpilleras & textiles by women from Chile and around the world.
Online exhibition: http://blogs.umass.edu/conflictart/political-textiles/ Feel free to use it for a class assignment or extra credit activity. This entire show will be exhibited at UMASS in person.
The Art of Resistance, Memory, and Testimony in Political Arpilleras (Textiles): Public lecture by Prof. and curator, Roberta Bacic; music performed by Chilean former political prisoner, Sergio Reyes: Monday, Feb 27 4:30-6:30pm Cape Cod Lounge, Student Union)
Political Arpilleras and Textiles Art Exhibition: Mon Feb 27--March 9 (Student Union Gallery)
Among the Angels of History: Poetry and the Art of Witnessing: Poetry reading by Prof. Marjorie Agosín, Thurs March 1, 7-8pm (Institute for Holocaust, Genocide & Memory Studies)
Art, Memory, and State Violence: A Conversation Between Professors James Young, Marjorie Agosín, and Roberta Bacic: Fri March 2, noon-1:30pm (Institute for Holocaust, Genocide & Memory Studies)
Vicarious Resilience: A New Concept in Work with Those Who Survive Political Violence and Trauma: Public lecture by Prof. Pilar Hernandez-Wolfe Mon, March 5, 4:30-6pm, #803 Campus Center
Understanding and Preventing Child Sexual Abuse
February 21, 2012; 7:30-9:00 PM
Northampton
This training focuses on strategies adults can use to protect children and teens from sexual abuse. It explores how our current cultural climate supports child sexual abuse, and discourages victims from coming forward. Participants will discuss what consitutes child sexual abuse, who perpetrates abuse, warning signs that a child is being abused and warning signs of potential perpetrators. Strategies for supporting the healthy sexual development of children and teens will also be discussed.
UMass Vagina Monogloues 2012: Show Dates
February 16,17,18 2012; 7:00PM
Bowker Auditorium
The Vagina Monologues is a play written by Eve Ensler and performed by thousands of communities every year in February or March to raise money for VDAY, a foundation whose goal is to end violence against women and girls globally.
For more information visit Vday.org or email us at umassvagina2012@gmail.com
http://www.facebook.com/pages/UMass-Vagina-Monologues-2012/134545826647612?sk=info
White Ribbon Campaign
February 8, 2012
UMass Mullins Center
EWC joins the Center for Health Promotion and the Men's Basketball Team to
raise awareness about Men's Violence Agaisnt Women.
The White Ribbon Campaign is the largest effort in the world of men working to end violence against women. The initiative started in 1991 with more than 100,000 Canadian men; today, campaigns are active in over 60 countries. Learn more at www.whiteribbon.com.
Social Hour
February 8, 2012; 12:00-2:00 PM
127 New Africa House
Welcome back to a new semester!
Please join us for WOCLN’s first Social Hour of the semester at New Africa House. Come meet members of our staff, connect with each other and enjoy some refreshments. Take a break from your hectic schedule and bring a friend to support us in welcoming the new semester!
Where's Love 101? "Let's Talk About Sex!"
February 7, 2012; 7:00PM
Campus Center Room 174-76
A panel discussion with couples of different ages, races, genders, and sexual orientations, as well as experts who will address a broad range of issues related to healthy relationships.
Topics Include:
• Healthy Sexual Communications
• Same Sex Relationships
• Sexual Values
• Violence Free Sexual Relationship
The event is free, open to the public, and wheelchair accessible. Refreshments and door prizes will be provided.
Winter 2012
Impact of Sexual Assault on Survivors: Traning for new Peer Advocates
January 18, 2012
Amherst College
This free, interactive training for Peer Advocates at Amherst College was designed to explore the impact of sexual assault on survivors, to identify specific ways trauma manifests from sexual assault and social responses to sexual violence, and to identify and practice the ways a counselor can effectively support a survivor of sexual assault.
Supporting Survivors of Sexual and Domestic Violence in our Congregations: for Clergy
January 12, 2012; 8:30AM-12:30PM
Smith College, Northampton MA
A training institute for clergy in Franklin and Hampshire Counties. Please join us for an engaging evening workshop exploring strategies to make our congregations safer for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.Training Topics include:enhancing our knowledge of the impact of domestic and sexual violence on survivors in our congregations;supporting members of our congregation when they disclose sexual or domestic violence: exploring how our faith traditions can offer both resources and challenges to survivors; and identifying strategies to make our congregations safer for survivors.
Please find the form attached.
Faith Registration Form.docx
Supporting Survivors of Sexual and Domestic Violence in our Congregations
January 11, 2012; 6:00-8:30PM
Smith college, Northampton, MA
Please join us for an engaging evening workshop exploring strategies to make our congregations safer for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.Training Topics include:enhancing our knowledge of the impact of domestic and sexual violence on survivors in our congregations;exploring how our faith traditions can offer both resources and challenges to survivors; and identifying strategies to make our congregations safer for survivors.
Please find the form attached.
Faith Registration Form.docx
Best Police Practice in Responding to Sexual Violence
January 5, 2012; 2:30-3:00 PM
Mt Holyoke Gamble Auditorium
This role call training for Officers of the combined police departments of Hampshire, Mt Holyoke and Smith Colleges addresses four primary areas in responding to sexual violence including: working with survivors of sexual violence; working with Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE) in the forensic examination process; working with the District Attorney's Office and the advantages of utilizing EWC Rape Crisis Advocates.Susan Loehn, Director of the DA's Children's Advocacy Center and Jennifer Suhl, Chief of the DA's Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Unit are co-facilitating with EWC.
Reverand & the Rabbi Radio Show with Bill Newman
January 5, 2011; 9:45-10:00 AM
Northampton
Becky Lockwood participated in an interview about an upcoming training EWC is co-sponsoring for faith communities entitled "Supporting Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence in our Congregations." The interview discussed how faith communities can be an important resource for survivors and family members and why its important to address these issues using a spiritual lens.
Link to the podcast -
http://whmp.com/pages/8875192.php
Fall 2011
North Star: Intro to Sexism
December 13, 2011; 1:30-3:00 PM
North Star
EA's will be doing a workshop centered around an introduction to Sexism for students at North Star in Hadley, MA.
Williston Northampton School - Building Healthy Relationships
December 9, 2011;
Easthampton, MA
EA's will be doing four workshops for the students at Williston Northampton School. The workshop will be about building healthy relationships and consist of two back to back sessions for both female students and male students to accomedate the entire student body at that school.
Why Preventing and Responding to Child Sexual Abuse is a Religious Issue
December 8, 2011; 9:30-10:00 AM
WHMP Radio Northampton, MA
Becky participated in an interview on the Bill Newman "Reverand and the Rabbi" radio show discussing the Penn State child sexual abuse crisis. Discussed how faith institutions address child sexual abuse from a spiritual lens; changes in mandated reporting for clergy; and lastly, strategies for safe guarding children and vulnerable people within faith institutions.
Link to the podcast -
http://whmp.com/pages/8875192.php
Pioneer Valley Youth Clothesline Project
December 8, 2011; 8:30AM-2:00PM
Northampton High School
Specialized Teen services will bring the Pioneer Valley Youth Clothesline Project to tNorthampton High School on Dec 8, 2011 from 8:30am-2:00pm. This display of t-shirts is designed to eduate the Northampton High School students and staff about the impact violence has on the lives of teens -- each shirt was created by a young person in the Pioneer Valley who has expereinced or witnessed violence. Shirt making will be available to students who would like to add to the collection.
Social Hour
December 7, 2011; 12:00-2:00PM
127 New Africa House
Wrap up the year by visiting our office. Meet staff and connect with each other while enjoying pizza and refreshments. With finals coming up this would be a great time to take a break from your busy schedules and relax. All are welcome, so remember to bring friends.
North Star: Building Healthy Relationships
December 6, 2011; 2:30-4:00 PM
North Star Hadley, MA
EA's will be having a Building Healthy Relationships work shop for the students at North Star in Hadley, MA .
Panel Discussion in WGSS 187 with Prof. Alex Dechamps
December 5, 2011; 10:00 AM
Bartlett 65
EA's have been invited to participate in a panel with will happen in WGSS187 (Gender, Sexuality and Culture) to introduce students to groups/organizations/opportunities on campus to apply theory & gain experience.
Preventing Child Sexual Abuse: What Adults Need To Know
December 1, 2011; 6:00-7:30 PM
Northampton MA
This training focuses on strategies adults can use to protect children and teens from sexual abuse. It explores how our current cultural climate supports child sexual abuse, and discourages victims from coming forward. Participants will discuss what consitutes child sexual abuse, who perpetrates abuse, warning signs that a child is being abused and warning signs of potential perpetrators. Strategies for supporting the healthy sexual development of children and teens will also be discussed.
Spoken Word Night
December 1, 2011 ; 7:00-9:00 PM
203 New Africa House (Shirley Du Bois Library)
Join the Women of Color Leadership Network for an evening of spoken word and poetry performances. Sit back, sip a warm beverage, and enjoy a winter evening in the company of women of color and a community of vibrant readers, writers, and poetry lovers. Listen to words of truth based on social justice and empowerment themes.
Highlights of the event
Daughter from Danang: Film Screening and Discussion
November 16, 2011; 7:00-9:00 PM
203 New Africa House (Shirley Du Bois Library)
Join us for a film screening of "Daughter from Danang", a documentary about a mixed-race Vietnamese American woman airlifted out of Vietnam in 1975 at the end of the Vietnam War, her reunion with her birth mother in Vietnam 22 years later, and what follows. Movie screening to be followed by facilitated discussion and refreshments.
EWC hosts regional meeting of the MA Jane Doe Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
November 15, 2011
EWC New Africa House; 180 Infirmary Way, Amherst MA; EWC Conference Room
EWC will host this regional Jane Doe Coalition Meeting of Western MA domestic violence and sexual assault programs.
Zumba Night
November 14, 2011; 7:00-8:30 PM
19th Floor Kennedy Lounge
Come out and spice up your night with an hour of the top dance mixes from around the world. Follow your favorite Zumba instructor, dance to your favorite hip hop, salsa, techno and dancehall hits while enjoying a fun cardio workout. Free and open to all women, so bring a friend!
Building Community in a Culture of Divide and Conquer: Religion and Spirituality
November 8, 2011; 7:00-9:00 PM
Mass Reading Room (across from Bluewall in the Campus Center)
Building Community in a Divide and Conquer Culture: Establishing Inter- and Intrafaith Coalitions at the Intersections of Identity.
Light refreshments will be served!
A panel discussion exploring strategies for coalition building at the
crossroads of religion/spirituality, sex, race, and sexual orientation.
Panelists include:
-Vincent Cervantes, Activist, ex-gay survivor and graduate student at Harvard Divinity School
-Charla Kouadio, Minister of Recovering the Promise Ministries in Springfield, MA
-Tynan Powers, Founder of the Pioneer Valley Progressive Muslims
- Rhonda Shapiro-Rieser, Rabbinical student in the Jewish Renewal Movement and Jewish spiritual director
Facilitated by: Katja Hahn d'Errico, UMass Professor in the Social Justice Education program
What Judicial Boards Need to Know about Sexual Violence on College Campuses
November 4, 2011; November 21, 2011
UMASS
As a result of attending this training, judicial board volunteers will have a better understanding of the context and frequency of sexual violence on college campuses, what constitutes informed consent, how to frame questions for the complaining witness and charged student approriately, and the accommodations available to the complaining witness during the UMASS judicial process.
Student Legal Services Info Session
November 4, 2011; 2:00PM
Campus Center room 802
This info session is part of Student Legal Services training for its new members. Information will be discussed about handling disclosures, available resources and laws around sexual assault.
Social Hour
November 2, 2011; 12:00-2:00 PM
127 New Africa House
Please join us for WOCLN’s monthly Social Hour. Come meet members of our staff, connect with each other and enjoy some refreshments. Take a break from your hectic schedule and bring a friend to learn about our services and programs!
Sexual Assault 101
November 2, 2011 or November 8, 2011; 7:00PM
North B Apartments
Sexual Assault 101 workshop was requested and will involve asking "what is sexual assault and how does it affect people?" and debunking common myths about sexual assault.
Regional Town Hall Meeting
October 26, 2011
Boston, MA
EA's were in attendance to a town hall style meeting on the topic of Engaging Men and Boys in Ending Violence Against Women.These meetings happened across the country as part of a national project from the White House to provided a unique opportunity for federal and community partners to participate in important discussions regarding the inclusion of men in ending violence against women and helped to further the efforts of those working tirelessly for this cause in local and regional communities across the nation.
links:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2011/11/08/regional-town-hall-meetings-focus-engaging-men-ending-violence-against-women
Candlelight Vigil
October 25, 2011; 7:00PM
Cape Cod Lounge
A vigil in remembrance and solidarity for survivors and victims of relationship, domestic and gender based violence as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.This event is to also raise awareness about the impact of relationship violence and support survivors to speak out. There will be speakers, a speak out and a candlelight vigil outside included in this event. This event is free and open to the public!
Domestic Violence Month Film Screening: "Enough"
October 24, 2011
The Everywoman's Center will be screening a film in partnership with Greek Sororities and Fraternities on Monday October 24th. The Screening is part of a two series event to promote conversations about domestic violence awareness and support survivors and victims of Domestic Violence and Relationship Abuse. A facilitated conversation will take place after the film. This event is free and open to the public!
EWC tables at Stomp & Holler: Northampton
October 22, 2011; 12:00PM
Northampton, MA
Educator Advocates will be tabling at Stomp & Holler providing information and resources on services offered at the Everywoman's Center.
Safe Passage Training
October 19, 2011; 6:00-7:30PM and 8:00-9:30PM
Smith College
As part of Safe Passages training for volunteers the EWC provided two training sessions. One was about Rape & Sexual assault and the other Childhood Sexual Trauma.
"Better" Relationship Workshop
October 19, 2011; 8:00PM
McNamara Cluster
This workshop was a "Better" relationship management skills for RA's in McNamara. It was meant to address typical relationship problems with college age students, consequences of poor skills, and to evaluate healthy and unhealthy relationships.
Kennedy Cluster Info Session
October 19, 2011
James/Emerson Cluster
EA's will be at the Kennedy Cluster RA meeting sharing information about EWC services, workshops and other ways RA's can connect with EA's to create programming.
James/Emerson Cluster Info Session
October 19, 2011
James/Emerson Cluster
EA's will be at the James/Emerson Cluster RA meeting sharing information about EWC services, workshops and other ways RA's can connect with EA's to create programming.
Silent Witness Project Comes to UMASS
October 17 - October 25, 2011
Whitmore and Goodell Lawn
EWC, Phi Iota Alpha and Sigma Psi Zeta collaborated on bringing awareness of intimate partner violence within Massachusetts to the campus community. Throughout the week, the Silent Witness Project was displayed both in the Whitmore Administration building and the lawn in front of Goodell. Each witness bore a story of intimate partner violence in the past year.
Civilian Advocate for Survivors
October 15, 2011
Hampshire Gazette article writing about the Confidential Civilian Advocate for both Amherst and UMASS police departments.
Social Hour
October 5, 2011; 12:00-2:00PM
127 New Africa House
Welcome back to a new semester!
Please join us for WOCLN’s first Social Hour of the semester at New Africa House. Come meet members of our staff, connect with each other and enjoy some refreshments. Take a break from your hectic schedule and bring a friend to support us in welcoming the new academic year!
Students of Free State University of South Africa
October 4, 2011; 10:00AM -12:00PM
Furcolo
Six students from the lLeadership Program at Free State University came to UMass and the Pioneer Valley to learn about themselves, about diversity and about how to be a leader for change. WOCLN engaged with the students in a transparent dialogue around diversity at the University; ways by which they can establish student initiated programs on their own campus upon returning to South Africa.
Hampshire College Center for Feminisms & Wellness
September 16, 2011
Enfield Open House at Hampshire College
Information and resources were given out about trainings and workshops offered at EWC.
Building Community in a Divide and Conquer Culture: Race, Gender and Sexual Orientation
September 15, 2011; 7:00-9:00PM
Campus Center Rm 174-76
This event features panelists of different ages, races, and sexual orientations who offer different perspectives on the importance of coalition building in the presence of intersectionalities. Speakers include Genny Beemyn (Director of the Stonewall Center at UMass), Andrea Dre Domingue (Women of Color Leadership Network) , Mia Kim Sullivan (Director of the Civil Liberties and Public Policy Program at Hampshire College), and Yevin Roh (President of the UMass Student Government Association).
Resident Assistant Training
August 26, 2011
Training for Resident Assistants to provide the support needed for on-campus students. This includes campus resources and practice scenarios to empower RAs.
Transfer Student Resource Fair
July 15, 2011
Campus Center Concourse
Transfer students came to the resource fair to learn about the services available as they transition into UMASS life.
New Student Resource Fair
July 7, 2011
New students visited the Campus Center Concourse to learn about the resources available on campus to serve their needs.
Understanding and Responding to Sexual Violence
January 19, 2012
Bartlett
Training for new UMASS Resident Assistants on recognizing and effectively responding to disclosures of sexual violence. The training examines consent; defines sexual violence; and addresses campus and community resources that address sexual violence.
White Brook Middle School support group -- 8th grade girls
Mondays at 10:30 until the end of the school-year
White Brook Middle School
This is a closed group for 8th grade girls with a focus on healthy relationships and peer and family interactions
Easthampton High School girls' group
Thursdays at 8:30 until the end of the school-year
Easthampton High School
This is a closed group for 10th grade girls with a focus on healthy relationships and peer and family interactions
