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Give the gift of hope and healing this holiday season!
Dear Friend, Center For A Non Violent Community asks you to raise your voice and stand with us in making the lives of the children, women, and men in our community safer. To give an electronic or monthly donation, go online to www.nonviolentcommunity.org/get-involved. 100% of your tax-deductible donation will be used in Tuolumne County. …
Estate Sale to benefit CNVC
JOIN US FOR ANOTHER EXCELLENT ESTATE SALE! Planning for September – we will update the details as soon as we have them!! PayPal & Credit cards accepted.
CNVC urges awareness of domestic violence in October
Reposted from The Union Democrat: October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Tuolumne County, but domestic violence happens every month of the year, and it happens 365 days a year, Pam Orebaugh with the nonprofit Center for a Non Violent Community of Sonora said Tuesday in Courthouse Square in downtown…
Pilot episode of “Love Doesn’t Have to Hurt” launches
Center For A Non Violent Community Guardian Council member Jake Edmondson wants Tuolumne County to understand that love doesn’t have to hurt. He is spreading the message through launch of a new public accessing programming TV show aptly named “Love Doesn’t Have to Hurt.” The show will focus on topics…
CNVC 21-22 Annual Report: Choose to Challenge the Status Quo
The Center For A Non Violent Community 2021-2022 annual report speaks to how we #ChoosetoChallenge the status quo. “If you see something, say something,” has been our motto for the past couple of years. We decided to turn this question inward and challenge ourselves to think differently and as a result… …
The Center For A Non Violent Community - We Are Here for you!
The Center For A Non Violent Community actively supports the right of all people to live their lives free from interpersonal violence. We foster healthy relationships with self, partners, family and peers. We value the feminist principles of self-empowerment over self-desertion and of shared decision-making over dominance. We are ardently dedicated to building community which is interdependent, collaborative, respectful of diversity, and supportive of peaceful solutions to conflict.
