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Dear TMWF Friends and Family, We hope you are staying safe and healthy during this time. We are continuing to closely monitor information provided by local public health agencies and the CDC on the progression of the COVID‐19 outbreak in the United States. In keeping with these guidelines, and in recognition of the critical role of the services we provide to those experiencing domestic abuse, we are implementing changes to our operations. TMWF is now limiting the

Our International Women’s Day Luncheon was a lovely success! We heard from the thoughtful and knowledgeable Dr. Ingrid Mattson in discussion with Imam Shpendim Nadzaku. We celebrated countless women in the community, including our incredible outgoing Executive Director, Dr. Hind Jarrah. Guests purchased roses for the special women in their lives. And we couldn’t have done it without you! Thank you! Full Photo Album

Ever wondered what we mean when we say we provide “culturally-sensitive and trauma-informed” care? We are beyond excited to announce the publishing of a new report, “From the Roots of Trauma to the Flowering of Trauma-Informed Care,” in collaboration with the Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence, under the leadership of Dr. Dheeshana S. Jayasundara. This report defines trauma and trauma-informed practices, what it means to be culturally-sensitive, and why we at TMWF have found these practices

Join TMWF for an interfaith, inter-generational, and cross-cultural celebration of International Women’s Day, featuring guest speaker Dr. Ingrid Mattson. More information and tickets available for purchase here.  

Want to stay up to date on our events? Check out our 2020 Calendar below. More dates to come soon!