You are cordially invited to experience
February 7-8, 2012
Each year, we at KCSDV look forward to Safe Homes, Safe Streets as a time to bring together advocates and community leaders from across the state. This year’s event includes activities that range from advocate training and recognition to displays at the State Capitol, and many other events in between. This two-day event culminates at the 9th Annual Safe Homes, Safe Streets Reception and Silent Auction to be held at the Ramada Regency Ballroom.
Activities that are free and open to the public include:
Beyond Statistics Silhouettes at the Capital - These life-size silhouettes tell the stories of women who lost their lives because of domestic violence or sexual assault. This moving tribute may be viewed on Wednesday, February 8th from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Kansas State Capital Complex (exact location TBD).
KCSDV Press Conference - Wednesday, Feb. 8th at 11 a.m. at the KCSDV Office, 634 SW Harrison St, Topeka, KS 66603.
All members of the press and general public are invited to hear about the incredible work happening around the state as a part of KCSDV Projects and Member Program Services. Hear from community leaders as the testify to the life-changing and life-saving work being done through advocacy in Kansas.
9th Annual Safe Homes, Safe Streets Reception and Silent Auction - Join us on Wednesday, February 8th, 2012 at 6 p.m. at the Ramada Inn of Topeka. This event has earned the reputation of a must-attend event for community leaders and elected officials as a rare opportunity to learn about community-based advocacy programs and celebrate their success.
The evening will include:
- Presentation of Recognition Awards
- Silent Auction* to benefit KCSDV
- Informational displays from KCSDV and KCSDV Member Programs
Supported by
Admission is free of charge, but RSVPs are appreciated. Please RSVP by Thursday, February 2nd to Audra at 785-232-9784 or afullerton@kcsdv.org
*Donations welcome for the Silent Auction. Contact Kimber Welker at executivebizservices@gmail.com if interested.
For more information on Safe Homes, Safe Streets 2012, visit the Advocate Pages or contact Audra Fullerton at 785-232-9784 or afullerton@kcsdv.org
KCSDV Purpose
The purpose of the Coalition is the prevention and elimination of sexual and domestic violence through a statewide network of programs providing support and safety for all victims of sexual and domestic violence and stalking, with primary focus on women and their children; direct services; public awareness and education; advocacy for victims; comprehensive prevention; and, social change efforts.
KCSDV Goals
- Build coalition among service providers to promote communication, support and networking to ensure comprehensive quality services.
- Develop research and data collection systems that document the incidence of sexual and domestic violence and stalking and the availability of services.
- Enhance and support the provision of services for victims of sexual and domestic violence and stalking in Kansas, with primary focus on women and their children.
- Conduct statewide educational efforts to inform the public, specific groups, and agencies about the nature of sexual and domestic violence and stalking and their effect on individuals, families and society.
- Provide statewide and national advocacy for public policy changes that affect victims of sexual and domestic violence and stalking.
- Develop a statewide comprehensive prevention plan for ending sexual and domestic violence.
- Confront and affirm issues of empowerment affecting women and children without regard to race, color, creed, age, physical limitations, national origin, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, marital/parental status, education and income.