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Alamo Children's Advocacy Center
AVANCE
Anti - Violence Effort (AVE)
Battered Women's Shelter of Bexar County
Barrio Comprehensive Family Healthcare
Benedictine Resource Center
Benedictine Ministries Corporation
Bexar County District Attorney's Family Justice and Victim Protection Division
Bexar County Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program
Bexar County Legal Aid Society
Bexar County Medical Society Foundation
Bexar County Women's Bar Association
Blessed Sacrament Academy
Center for Legal and Social Justice
City of San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, Interpersonal Violence Prevention
Community First Health Plans
Counseling Works: Joan Wells
Crispaz
Dote Foundation Esperanza Peace and Justice Center
Family Violence Prevention Services
Friends Meeting of San Antonio
Harris Employee Assistance Program
Hispanas Unidas
JOVEN
Jump-Start Performance Co.
League of Women Voters of the San Antonio Area
Mexican-American Business and Professional Women's Club of San Antonio, Inc.
Mission City Business and Professional Women Mujeres Project
OLLU Center for Women in Church and Society
peaceCENTER
Peacework Initiative
Rape Crisis Center
Resurrection Gospel Singers
San Antonio College Women's Center
San Antonio Lesbian Gay Association
SA Housing Authority, Office of the Ombudsperson
SAPD Victims Advocacy Section, Family Assistance Crisis Teams (F.A.C.T.)
San Antonio Metropolitan Ministry
San Antonio Teachers Council
Sandra Moore-Pope & Associates
Spirit of Life Lutheran Church
Texas Department of Human Services
University Presbyterian Church
Visitation House
Young Women's Christian Association

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The PEACE Initiative

Putting an End to Abuse
through Community Efforts

    Web note: All of these files, which were created using Microsoft Word, can be downloaded in one consolidated packet (peace.zip, 670 KB). You will need a utility such as WinZip to decompress the files. If you do not have an unzipping tool, you can download a free trial version of WinZip here.

    You can also download each file individually by following the links labelled "filename.doc" or view the file online in HTML format by following the link labelled "filename.html".

Table of Contents for Resource Packets

1) PEACE Pledge Cards (Master that can be duplicated for 4 per page.) These can be used for the whole congregation or in the context of a class.
view: pledge.html | download: pledge2.doc

2) Stop Abuse - Start Respect Bulletin
Insert with resource numbers (Master can make 3 per page, cardstock recommended.) These can be used as a bulletin insert and/or left on display for people to pick up.
view: stop.html
download: stop1.doc AND stop2.doc

3) A list of guest speakers
view: speakers.html | download: speakers.doc

4) A calendar of citywide events. Please publish these in your newsletter and post.
view: OctEvent99.html | download: OctEvent99.doc

5) Family Violence and the Clergy Booklet (extra copies are available)
(not available online)

6) A witness talk by a survivor of domestic violence
view: carmen.html | download: carmen.doc

7) Homily or Sermon Tips based on scripture readings
view: sermon.html | download: sermon.doc

8) Suggested activities during services
view: activities.html | download: (included in sermon.doc, above)

9) Some ways we can support Survivors (Sheet that can be duplicated)
view: support.html | download: support.doc

10) A sample newsletter article.
view: article.html | download: SampleArticle.doc

11) A list of suggested actions for congregations
view: congregation.html | download: congregations.doc

12) A Covenant of Peace signed by religious leaders
view: covenant.html | download: covenant.doc

13) An evaluation form
view: eval.html | download: evaluation.doc

14) Become a partner with the P.E.A.C.E. Initiative. Flier and Membership application.
view: member.html | download: pending

Note to faith leaders using this packet: Feel free to use the materials that are provided in this packet as they best serve the people in your community. It is important that you inform people of your concern about domestic violence as well as telling them that you and various community and national agencies are available to help.

If you provide materials to a victim of domestic violence, please tell the person that it is important to store the materials in a safe place where the perpetrator won't see them.

We are happy to serve as consultants to help you get the maximum benefit from your packet. We can also tell you how to get additional copies of the enclosed materials or supplementary materials such as books, videos, or web site addresses. At the end of October, please fill out the enclosed evaluation form and return it to us at the address listed on the bottom of the page.

Maureen Leach, OSF (210) 733-5467
Sandra Moore Pope LMSW - ACP
Co-Chairs For Domestic Violence Awareness Month Planning Committee

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