Quyana to longtime board member and current president, Monica Charles, for coming to TWC a couple of times during October to help residents and staff sew purple qaspeqs for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. She was aided by board member Elizabeth Roll and development manager Lisa Whalen. Our residents enjoyed the activity and were happy with their finish products!
This year, Tundra Women’s Coalition participated in the Clothesline Project, a nation-wide project encouraging domestic violence awareness, showing support for survivors and remembering those who have died at the hands of abusers. More info about the project is available at http://theclotheslineproject.org.
Every year during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, friends of TWC show their support by donning a purple qaspeq and sending photos with arms outstretched to signify joining together to fight domestic violence and support survivors.
Do you have access to a purple qaspeq and want to join with us? Send your name and picture, with arms outstretched, to twc@twcpeace.org!
TWC’s annual peace walk is an opportunity for staff, residents and community members to join together to raise awareness about domestic violence!
TWC’s annual peace walk is an opportunity for staff, residents and community members to join together to raise awareness about domestic violence!
TWC’s annual peace walk is an opportunity for staff, residents and community members to join together to raise awareness about domestic violence!
Dina
Krystal
Nicole
Quyana caqneq to Renfro’s Alaskan Adventures for the donation of moose meat! Our CAC staff (pictured above) processed the meat to be shared with our CAC and TWC families and residents.
Staff gathering fireweed to make fireweed jelly
Staff gathering fireweed to make fireweed jelly
TWC Pride Celebration 2022
TWC Pride Celebration 2022
Staff team building exercises
Staff team building exercises
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we would like to encourage all of our friends and supporters to consider a one-time or monthly recurring contribution to TWC’s Endowed Fund. This fund, housed at Bethel Community Services Foundation, is building a source of revenue that will continue to allow TWC the flexibility to meet survivors where they are when they arrive at the shelter- whether it’s funding a new ID for someone who has had hers taken by an abuser, stocking the shelter kitchen, or purchasing school supplies so that a child staying in the shelter can start the year with new pencils and notebooks. Click here to make a contribution! Quyana for all that you do!
Photos by Elondre Johnson!