Becky Lee Womens Support Fund

“Mark ellington 11923 st. Francis way mitchellville, md 20721 paul juergensen 555 12th street, nw, suite 750 north washington, dc 20004 jay gutnick 2328 champlain street, nw, 422 washington, dc 20009 mitch katz 6901 rockledge drive, suite 800 bethesda, md 20817 tiffany houser 1150 k street, nw dc washington, dc 20005 megan blair 132 n. Wakefield street arlington, va 22203 todd truitt 2712 john marshall drive arlington, va 22207 jason kampf 7127 idylwood road falls church, va 22043 lindsey ledwin 3459 s. Utah street arlington, va 22206”

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“To provide support to victims of domestic violence while raising awareness of domestic violence and support systems to combat the problem. Build collaborative networks online through www.beckysfund.org and through other traditional avenues to build bridges between the community and other domestic violence service organizations, and raise awareness of and protection for domestic violence victims in the community. Create a new program on the website that incorporates web 2.0 while protecting the privacy and safety of survivors and will allow survivors of domestic violence to be provided with their basic needs through a network of providers from all over the country. Facilitate outreach and awareness programs, including the creation of a national domestic violence college tour to educate college students about the warning signs of dating violence, how to help a friend in need, and ways to get involved to eliminate domestic violence in the community. Coordinate regular speaking engagements at conferences, conventions, colleges, and university forums nationwide to educate about the prevalence of domestic violence and how to deal with and prevent the problem. Initiate research to measure the effects of educational outreach on youth and see what works to change gender-based attitudes and behaviors in responding to domestic violence. Create a new media campaign that will include both radio and television public service announcements using local and national celebrities to increase awareness of domestic violence in the community along with helping people understand what they can personally do to help end the problem.”

“Endovi - a phone application program that connects survivors to the closest resources by zip code.”