Opening reception: Thursday, Sep 27, 2018

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For one week only (9/27 – 10/3), Womankind is proud to launch our first Art Exhibit in TriBeCa, NYC: “Voices for Womankind: Resilience.”

Through the collective voices of 35+ artists who stand with our cause against gender-based violence, the exhibit will feature a wide variety of artists and styles, including WK Interact, Jessica Lichtenstein, Swoon Studio, CLAW MONEY, Hyesu Lee, and Apexer.

Stand with us. Help us amplify our message against gender-based violence and RSVP to our FREE opening reception celebration on Thursday, September 27th, featuring live DJs.

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The New York Asian Women’s Center has transformed
In January 2017, we changed our name. And, we are strengthening our focus on advocacy and policy work, alongside our direct service provision.

Though our plans to expand our advocacy efforts were initiated before the presidential election, advocacy takes on greater urgency and carries more profound, life-changing implications. The survivors we serve, along with their communities, are frightened because of immigration concerns, hate crimes, the potential of widening gaps in the social welfare safety net, loss of health insurance, and the decline of affordable housing, among other concerns.

Survivors of violence may be re-traumatized by these heart-stopping fears and may be especially vulnerable. But their safety and security remain paramount to our work.

Now is the time to donate generously. To those who have given, thank you. To those who have yet to give, support survivors of violence by helping us facilitate and strengthen their unified voice. Assist us in providing legal immigration, employment, and housing services. And, join us in assisting their children – who may be in even more danger.

So even though we have changed our name, our mission, our heart remains the same.

SO EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE CHANGED OUR NAME, OUR MISSION, OUR HEART REMAINS THE SAME.

Larry Lee

Executive Director