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EDUCATION about and PREVENTION against relationship violence.
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Community Education
We believe in the power of speaking-out about the issues of relationship violence. In partnership with community organizations, we work to provide community-wide educational and prevention programs that reduce violence. Our efforts also include mobilizing others to volunteer and make a difference in their communities.
Workshops and Presentations
Jana’s Campaign staff, board members, and volunteer advocates are available to speak at your conference, church, or community event on the critical topic of relationship violence prevention. Our team has presented to domestic violence shelters, human resource departments, activist organizations, church groups, correctional facilities, and a wide range of other community organizations. We can customize our message to suit your audience or address specific focus areas.
If you have questions or would like to schedule a presentation, please reach out to us today! All proceeds from our speaking engagements directly support the mission and work of Jana’s Campaign, Inc.
If you have questions or would like to schedule a presentation, please reach out to us today! All proceeds from our speaking engagements directly support the mission and work of Jana’s Campaign, Inc.
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Thanks to the energy, passion, and spirit of one young activist, others are now answering the call to serve. Eleven Hundred Torches encourages hundreds of ordinary citizens to serve others. Inspired by the life of advocate and activist Jana Mackey, and motivated into action by her death, this national campaign has been created to inspire others to make a difference.
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Important live conversations instilling the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to prevent relationship violence. Jana's Campaign Prevention Educators host a deep dive conversation via Facebook Live to discuss topics related to relationship violence including societal aspects that contribute to violence, rape culture, teen dating violence, stalking, sexual assault, as well as why biased attitudes and behaviors can be the leading causes of violence. Simply follow Jana's Campaign on Facebook to attend
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Jana’s Closet is a program of Trinity Lutheran Church that started in 2012, with the purpose of providing free, “gently used”, professional clothing to any woman who needs it. There are slacks, dresses, blouses, blazers, skirts, heels, and accessories. They are located at Trinity Lutheran Church on 27th and Fort Street in Hays, Kansas. https://www.facebook.com/JanasClosetTLC
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Jana Mackey left a legacy of courage and strength. She spent her entire life fighting for justice and equality for all. Jana dedicated her life to social change and making this world a better place. Jana’s Light Will Shine was written to encourage every one of us to carry on where Jana left off and find the courage to defeat injustice. We don’t have to let the world tell us who to be. We can be the feet and hands of change. It is our deep desire that this song will inspire you to carry on Jana’s work…to let the light move beyond yourself. Carry on, carry on, til all your strength is gone. -Lance Stafford and Jill Arensdorf
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“In the Name of Love” is an art exhibition that seeks to bring awareness to the issues of relationship violence. The African art work was provided to Jana’s Campaign by a Namibian organization called Victims2Survivors. The pieces were originally displayed in the National Art Gallery of Namibia as part of the Unite to End GBV Exhibition, and was co-sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS. To see the entire gallery, please see this link. For more information about this collection or if you are interested in displaying it at an event or gallery, please contact us today.
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Jana’s Campaign can provide speakers and facilitators to help you with your work of engaging men and boys to reduce relationship violence. Dr. Curt Brungardt, co-founder of Jana’s Campaign, as well as other volunteer speakers, can provide your venue with knowledgeable experts on the role men can and should play in reducing domestic and sexual violence. Whether in a formal presentation or in an informal and casual discussion with male audiences, the speakers can have a very honest, frank, and difficult conversation with men on a topic they usually shy away from.
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