Current Projects
We are collecting and sharing voices from women in the US and in Afghanistan who have suffered from and survived domestic violence. We will put together an online exhibition of the cards we receive and record your stories.
What you can do right now:
Learn more about the issue of Domestic Violence.
Be inspired! Look at the Postcard Gallery and then make a card. Send your compassionate wisdom to a survivor.
Share your story so that others can learn from your unique knowledge.
Host a workshop and invite your friends to personally connect to another woman’s life despite difference and distance.
Support our After School Art Classes in Afghanistan. Creativity and freedom of expression go a long way in educating children to be tolerant and open minded.
“Family violence cuts across all economic and education levels, all age groups, ethnicities and other social and community characteristics. Women and children are most often the victims of family violence. Your neighbor, your office mate, even your friend may be in an abusive relationship. Your child’s friend or classmate may be the victim of a violent parent.” STAND!
According to UN Human Rights Council, 90 per cent of Afghan women face domestic violence .
