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Zonta Club of Auburn Takes Action Against Domestic Violence

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The Zonta Club of Auburn is actively combating domestic violence as part of a broader initiative by Zonta International, which celebrates its 106th anniversary this month. Guided by core values of global community, friendship, equity and inclusion, respect, and integrity, Zonta remains dedicated to creating a world free from violence against women and girls.

From November 25 to December 10, the club is participating in the “Zonta Says No to Violence Against Women” campaign, which coincides with the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. This annual campaign aims to raise awareness and advocate for the rights of women, emphasizing the urgent need to end gender-based violence globally.

Members of the Zonta Club of Auburn, including Kathy Barnard, Marianne Berman, and Kathy Stenard, are working diligently on various initiatives to promote this cause. Their efforts include organizing community events, providing educational resources, and collaborating with local organizations to support victims of domestic violence.

Zonta International, founded in 1919, operates in over 60 countries and boasts a mission focused on empowering women through service and advocacy. The organization’s commitment to addressing domestic violence is evident through its various programs and initiatives aimed at supporting survivors and preventing future violence.

The campaign encourages individuals and communities to take a stand against violence, highlighting the importance of education and awareness in addressing this critical issue. Participants are urged to share their support on social media platforms and engage in discussions to foster a greater understanding of the challenges faced by survivors.

For more information about the Zonta Club of Auburn and its initiatives, interested individuals can visit the official websites at zonta.org or zontadistrict2.org, or contact the club directly via email at [email protected].

By participating in this global movement, the Zonta Club of Auburn aims to contribute to a future where women and girls can live without fear of violence, aligning with Zonta International’s vision for a safer and more equitable world.

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