2. The Clothesline Project
The Clothesline is about women reclaiming their
lives and finding the courage to survive.
It exposes a side of life that for too long has
remained a silent and destructive force.
The goal is to create change on all levels:
personally, politically and culturally.
It makes clear that violence against women is
not acceptable.
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13. About JFS
Founded in 1892, Jewish Family Service is home to Project DVORA and a
range of human services. Project DVORA strives to create the conditions in the
Jewish community that support loving, safe and respectful relationships and to
build capacity in the community to respond to domestic abuse.
JFS helps vulnerable individuals and families in the Puget Sound region
achieve well-being, health and stability. Jewish history and values guide our
work; therefore, we provide effective services to people of all backgrounds and
also have a responsibility to meet the particular needs of Jewish individuals and
families in the region.
Learn more at jfsseattle.org or (206) 461-3240.
Statistics are from “30 Shocking Domestic Violence Statistics That Remind Us It’s An Epidemic.”
Hinweis der Redaktion
This is a condensed version of the session I led at the AJFCA conference in May.
I’m hoping it will give you a better understanding not only of the blog but also of how it functions as the centerpiece of our content strategy.
We’re focused on expanding our base and bringing in both more and younger people, especially individuals and families in their 30’s and 40’s.
The Luncheon video has been the centerpiece of our storytelling and we wanted to find away to extend that storytelling culture throughout the year.
We want to showcase leadership and creativity in our programs.
We needed an axis for everything else to turn on - a multi-purpose story bank - that would be the engine to support the enews and social media – and be an enhancer to our more informational-based website.
We’re focused on expanding our base and bringing in both more and younger people, especially individuals and families in their 30’s and 40’s.
The Luncheon video has been the centerpiece of our storytelling and we wanted to find away to extend that storytelling culture throughout the year.
We want to showcase leadership and creativity in our programs.
We needed an axis for everything else to turn on - a multi-purpose story bank - that would be the engine to support the enews and social media – and be an enhancer to our more informational-based website.