Asian Pacific Women's Center Announces 13th Annual Gala Celebration to Benefit Domestic Violence Survivors
On Wednesday, May 13th the most generous hearts of Los Angeles will come together to celebrate the transformation and resilience of domestic violence survivors. The 13th Annual Metamorphosis Gala Event will be held at the Walt Disney Concert Hall BP Hall. With a goal of $50,000, the 2015 gala will be emceed by KABC7 broadcast personality Denise Dador. This will be her second time at the helm of the evening's festivities since the first annual gala.Asian Pacific Women's Center Announces Partnership with Ucla's Apa Health Care Organization
The Asian Pacific Women's Center (APWC) today announced their partnership with Asian Pacific American Health Collaboration Access Resource Education (APA Health CARE), a registered health organization at the University of California, Los Angeles.Asian Pacific Women's Center Launches Peace Begins at Home Campaign to Address Domestic Violence in Underserved Communities
The Asian Pacific Women’s Center (APWC) today announced the launch of their first-ever campaign, Peace Begins at Home, to address the issue of domestic violence in the underserved Asian and Pacific Islander (API) community. APWC is also seeking support from community members to participate in this campaign through art empowerment.Asian Pacific Women's Center to Provide Free Interpreter Training in Asian and Pacific Islander Languages
The Asian Pacific Women’s Center (APWC) is hosting a free interpreter training in collaboration with the Center for the Pacific Asian Family on Saturday October 10, 2014 in Room 302 at the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center in Little Tokyo from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.Asian Pacific Women's Center Awarded $15,000 to Ensure Access to Services for Survivors of Domestic Violence
Blue Shield of California Foundation today announced a grant of $15,000 to the Asian Pacific Women’s Center to support their capacity to provide critical services and shelter for survivors of abuse in the Greater Los Angeles area. These core operating funds offer the flexibility to respond to new demands and opportunities, so that the Asian Pacific Women’s Center can continue to reach many of the most vulnerable Californians.