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MSP on the Radio
MSP has taken our print PSA campaign to the air waves with our 15 and 30 second spot ads on some of the region's biggest radio stations including:
106.7 Lite FM
WFAS
104.7FM
Z100
WABC radio
Thank you to Clear Channel for supporting our message:
No One Has the Right to Abuse You!
This campaign is made possible by the generous support of LexisNexis.
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White Plains, New York 10601
(914) 683-1333
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2010 Spring Benefit Honoring Somaly Mam March 11, 2010
We are proud to be commemorating 33 years of providing services and advocating for victims of domestic violence and their families throughout the county.
This year, we are very pleased to be honoring Somaly Mam, for her tireless efforts, and renowned leadership at the forefront of the anti-trafficking struggle. Universally recognized as a visionary for her courage, dignity, ingenuity, and resilience, Somaly was honored as one of Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2009 and was recently featured as a CNN Hero.
We are proud to be working with Somaly Mam and with LexisNexis to increase our understanding and thereby best serve victims of human trafficking.
This year's Event Committee Co-Chairs include:
Anahaita Kotval and Zubeen Shroff, Eileen Price Farbman and Steven Farbman
Deborah Slaner Larkin, Carolyn and Darrin Ullerick.
The Silent Auction Chair is Pamela Talgo.
To register and purchase tickets or to make a donation, click here.
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| MSP Participates in Teen Dating Violence Awareness Week
This year, during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Week (February 1-6), MSP's Domestic Violence Education and Prevention Program (DVEP), partnered with the SkillsUSA group at Roosevelt High School in Yonkers to educate teens and teachers about teen dating violence. SkillsUSA is a national organization created by teachers as a way to reach and develop their students. This organization prepares students to enter the work force by teaching leadership and professional development skills, and by providing opportunities to put these skills to work. MSP's DVEP program has trained the students of SkillsUSA to be Jr. Facilitators, and act as co-presenters for DVEP's teen dating violence presentations at local area high schools. During Teen Dating Violence Awareness Week the Jr. Facilitators launched a mini public service announcement campaign, and made daily announcements of startling statistics relating to dating violence over Roosevelt High School's loudspeaker system. Additionally, DVEP held a week long tabling event in the school's cafeteria. During this event students were offered the opportunity to take a "Healthy Relationships Pledge". Each student that took the pledge created and signed a large "End the Violence" banner which was posted in the school's cafeteria. Events such as these are just one of the many ways in which the DVEP program reaches out to students to educate them about gender stereotypes and teen dating violence. In an effort to reach a larger teen audience, MSP's DVEP Program collaborates with over 50 schools and community groups throughout Westchester County -- targeting middle and high school students. Each year, through their special presentations, DVEP reaches 7,500 adolescents - promoting healthy relationships and the prevention of teen dating violence. | |
