Denim Day- Austin TX, Thursday, April 28th 6:00-8:30PM
This Denim Day event is being put on by the SafePlace Advocates through the Americorps *Asset Program.
We are very excited to have an evening of activities to raise awareness about Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence.
Check out the Door Prizes page to find out what will be given away!
The location for the Denim Day event is at the SafePlace Resource Center on Grove Blvd across the street from ACC Riverside. The address is 1515 Grove Blvd. Go in the tall Black iron fence and go to the building to the far right. Go to the community events room or ask at the front desk.
We are pleased to annouce the evening will include a viewing of "Till Domestic Violence Do Us Part". We are also pleased annouce that we plan to have Deaf survivors speak about the experience of Domestic Violence. Interpreters will be provided for the hearing community.
It is our mission to support Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault survivors, as well as raise awareness about these social issues.
On this website, there is information about the history of Denim Day.
This site contain information about a blue jean drive that we are having to benefit clients of SafePlace, including Deaf clients and people with disabilities, check the Jeans for Survivors Page.
If you have questions, all of our contact information is available on the Contact Page.
We are very excited to have an evening of activities to raise awareness about Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence.
Check out the Door Prizes page to find out what will be given away!
The location for the Denim Day event is at the SafePlace Resource Center on Grove Blvd across the street from ACC Riverside. The address is 1515 Grove Blvd. Go in the tall Black iron fence and go to the building to the far right. Go to the community events room or ask at the front desk.
We are pleased to annouce the evening will include a viewing of "Till Domestic Violence Do Us Part". We are also pleased annouce that we plan to have Deaf survivors speak about the experience of Domestic Violence. Interpreters will be provided for the hearing community.
It is our mission to support Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault survivors, as well as raise awareness about these social issues.
On this website, there is information about the history of Denim Day.
This site contain information about a blue jean drive that we are having to benefit clients of SafePlace, including Deaf clients and people with disabilities, check the Jeans for Survivors Page.
If you have questions, all of our contact information is available on the Contact Page.
