PUBLIC AWARENESS
Posters
Our groundbreaking award-winnning poster and bookmarks campaign features the faces and voices of 48 Maine survivors, aged 18 to 85, and including our Governor Janet T. Mills. Through this campaign, we have smashed the stereotype and gotten ridden of misplaced shame in 100 Maine towns.
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. Thank you for validating my experience – I can’t tell you how much that acknowledgement meant to me.
Click here to see the full set of posters. Let us know if you can help us bring them to your Maine town.
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 in 2025!
Bath/Brunswick Mother’s Day Weekend 2025
Augusta February 25, 2025
Lewiston February 14, 2025
On Valentine’s day, survivors brought awareness to what is not love.
Patrisha and Lewiston’s mayor Carl L. Sheline holding Dezarae’s Finding Our Voices poster with Dezarae.
Sanford January 9, 2025
Survivors gathered at a Finding Our Voices march in January 9 in the town whose newly-elected legislator Rep. Lucas Lanigan stands indicted for strangling his wife.
Read more at Seacoastonline.com.
Bangor October 1, 2024
Friends, family, and co-workers of Virginia Cookson, 39-year-old mother strangled to death, joined us at a rally in Bangor days after her murder. The man charged with murdering her had been in prison for almost killing his ex-wife, and let out on an early release program.
Watch the WABI.TV coverage here.
Read the Bangor Daily News article here.
