PUBLIC AWARENESS
Your campaign stopped me dead in my tracks…I saw your posters in Belfast and for the first time truly recognized the abuse I endured. I can’t tell you how much that validation meant to me.
Posters
Our groundbreaking award-winnning poster and bookmark campaign features the faces and voices of 48 Maine women survivors aged 18 to 85 and including Governor Janet T. Mills. Our survivor-stars have have gone a long way to smash the stereotype of domestic abuse and get rid of misplaced shame in 100 Maine towns.
Click here to see all 24 of the posters, and let us know if you can help us bring them to your Maine town.
Let’s Talk About It Tour
Survivors of domestic abuse have been publicly sharing our stories and leading community conversations through the "Let's Talk About It!" tour that launched in October 2023 at the Scarborough Public Library. Our panel discussions in more than 50 towns included men talking about growing up in domestic violence that broke attendance records at the Camden Public Library. Come see and hear us in October at the Brooklin and Deer Isle public libraries and at Hidden Barn Books in Bar Harbor!
Bath, May 2025
Maine Irish Heritage Center, October 2024
Camden Public Library, November 2023
Public Rallies
Finding Our Voices is getting louder by the day about the outrages around domestic violence including bailing out and releasing early from prison and jail the most dangerous members of our society. Look for us and join us in a Maine downtown near YOU!
Youth Outreach
Finding Our Voices is working with Maine high school students to identify unhealthy dating patterns and then create posters to educate their peers about what they now know!
This is one of the posters FOV created from information provided to us anonymously by Maine high school students, documenting what young people in our state are experiencing now.
This is one of our “Celebrity Wheel” posters created by Maine high school students that identifies unhealthy dating patterns based on what the students see that is not healthy with celebrity couples!
In early 2025, the Women’s Advocacy Club at Camden Hills Regional High School helped us develop our celebrity poster campaign.
Here are Faye and Tucker with their “Celebrity Wheel” poster they created based on Dean and Rory from Gilmore Girls.
Misogyny runs through the Great American Songbook straight through 100 years. Here is a shocking, infuriating selection in four radio programs put together by Resa Randolph. Resa is singer/songwriter who hosts The Orange Blossom Special bluegrass show on Belfast Community Radio