Spend your Friday afternoon in meaningful conversation with Deb Taylor and Will Sunderland, two of our state-certified Abuse Intervention Program facilitators.

Together, we’ll explore the heart of our Intervention work through real stories and a guided group dialogue, offering a glimpse into the kind of space our participants experience every week.

You'll leave with a deeper understanding of how people choose to change, how healing unfolds, and how nonviolence is nurtured through connection, accountability, and reflection.

A delicious boxed lunch will be provided by our local partner, Dash-In. Lunch begins at 11:30 AM, and the conversation will start promptly at noon.

You’ll be able to indicate dietary restrictions during the ticketing process. If you have needs not listed, please feel free to email us at give@centerfornv.org.

The Center for Nonviolence (CFN) provides a safe and welcoming space for those impacted by violence to act in the best interest of themselves, their families, and their communities.

Our trauma-informed, client-centered, and culturally affirming services are designed to meet the unique needs of each client, empower them in their healing journey, and create a sense of safety and belonging.

We believe that by centering our services on the values of respect, empathy, and cultural inclusivity, we can help promote healing, resilience, and well-being for those impacted by violence.

Choosing Change

By Center for Nonviolence, Inc.

Choosing Change

A Center for Nonviolence Lunch ‘n Learn