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EVENTS
Creative Arts Drop In Group (CADI) Week 6
Our free creative arts drop in group for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, child sexual abuse, and stalking has begun! This 12 week drop in group meets on Thursdays at 2 PM from June 2 to August 18 through Zoom. No art experience necessary! If you are interested please email info@actompkins.org or call 607-277-3203EVENTS
Creative Arts Drop In Group (CADI) Week 7
Our free creative arts drop in group for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, child sexual abuse, and stalking has begun! This 12 week drop in group meets on Thursdays at 2 PM from June 2 to August 18 through Zoom. No art experience necessary! If you are interested please email info@actompkins.org or call 607-277-3203EVENTS
Creative Arts Drop In Group (CADI) Week 8
Our free creative arts drop in group for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, child sexual abuse, and stalking has begun! This 12 week drop in group meets on Thursdays at 2 PM from June 2 to August 18 through Zoom. No art experience necessary! If you are interested please email info@actompkins.org or call 607-277-3203EVENTS
Creative Arts Drop In Group (CADI) Week 9
Our free creative arts drop in group for survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, child sexual abuse, and stalking has begun! This 12 week drop in group meets on Thursdays at 2 PM from June 2 to August 18 through Zoom. No art experience necessary! If you are interested please email info@actompkins.org or call 607-277-3203
Know more to help more
A first step in creating a safer community where survivors can get help is to learn more about abuse. We all have a role in ending domestic and sexual violence.