Reminder: Register For The ADC-Women’s Empowerment Forum Panel Discussion This Friday In D.C.

 

American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee

Reminder: Register For The ADC-Women’s Empowerment Forum Panel Discussion This Friday In D.C.

Washington, DC | www.adc.org | March 16, 2015 - The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee Women’s Empowerment Forum (ADC-WEF) presents, “Behind Closed Doors: Domestic Violence in Arab and Immigrant Communities.” This event is presented in co-sponsorship with the Tahirih Justice Center.

The event will be held live on Friday, March 20, 2015 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm at:

Impact Hub DC
419 7th Street NW
2nd Floor (Main Floor)
Washington, D.C. 20004

Register now:

To register, please email ADC Legal at legal@adc.org and indicate if you will be attending in person or viewing the webcast.  ADC encourages people to attend in person; however this event will also be available via live webcast. The live webcast may be viewed on Ustream by clicking this link and clicking the “Remind me” tab. Please send an RSVP email to legal@adc.org even if you have already registered for the webcast through Ustream.


Panelists
:

Salma Elkadi Abudgideiri                                                             
Founding Board Member, Peaceful Families Project

Lena Alhusseini                                                                              
Executive Director, Arab American Family Support Center

Lee Hopkins                                                                                             
Social Services Program Manager, Tahirih Justice Center

Aisha Rahman, Esq.                                                                                                              
Executive Director, KARAMAH


Moderator

Darakshan Raja                                                                                 
Program Manager, Washington Peace Center                           
Advisor, Project Hajra       

Program: 

Domestic violence is a major problem that plagues all communities, including immigrant communities. Domestic violence cannot be overlooked or ignored. The Arab-American community must take active steps to open the “closed door” and address domestic violence. 

This program will discuss key issues and trends in domestic violence, and educate attendees on important services for addressing domestic violence. It will inform attendees on best practices for working with law enforcement to combat domestic violence, as well as best practices for persons in the social work and family health fields.

This program is presented as part of the ADC Arabesque Lecture Series. ADC uses the Arabesque Lecture Series programs and events to educate both Arab-American and non-Arab American communities on important issues we face in society.


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