Domestic abuse survivors with Finding Our Voices (FOV) shared how Maine’s criminal justice system is emboldening their perpetrators, and endangering them and the general public in a two-a-half-hour discussion with two district attorneys in Augusta on April 19.

Michelle Horton will join the April 30 discussion of her just-released memoir Dear Sister: A memoir of secrets, sisterhood, and unbreakable bonds in the Finding Our Voices online book club. 

First National Bank has donated $5,000 to Finding Our Voices, helping the grassroots nonprofit move forward two events that focus on breaking the silence of domestic abuse across Maine.

The Hollywood star Gabriel Byrne brought $20,000 to Finding Our Voices and a whole lot of sunshine to survivors of domestic abuse in a sold-out event for the statewide nonprofit at the Camden Opera House.

An Evening With Gabriel Byrne will be held March 9 at the Camden Opera House as a fundraiser for the advocacy organization Finding Our Voices. The evening will include a screening of “The Usual Suspects” plus a question-and-answer session with Byrne.

Midcoast cold water dippers were among the 500 from Mount Desert to York who brought warmth to Maine domestic abuse survivors on Sunday in a fundraising event for Finding Our Voices.

As part of a nonprofit statewide program, more than a dozen dental providers are restoring the power of a smile — free of charge.

Author who chronicled murder of Maine hiker to speak online at Finding Our Voices Book Club

Maine dipping groups will get cold to bring light to domestic abuse survivors in a Sunday, February 11 fundraising event for Finding Our Voices