The funding will allow Women Helping Women to expand its DVERT program in Adams County, connecting survivors with specially trained advocates immediately after a domestic violence incident and linking them to safety planning and support services.
The funding will go toward reentry-focused staff, expanding evidence-based assessments and treatment, and providing immediate stabilization services for people returning to the community after involvement with the criminal justice system.
A systemwide celebration will honor Parton, the songwriter behind “9 to 5,” while highlighting one of her most enduring legacies: Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
The 1,795-square-foot center at 1312 Main St. can accommodate six dogs and 10 cats at a time and includes private meet-and-greet rooms where potential adopters can spend time with animals.
Emily Smith Pirrello, a corporate strategist and nonprofit executive, takes over leadership from founding Executive Director Matt Kittell, who has led the foundation since its creation about six years ago.
errmann, an internationally recognized painter and professor emeritus of fine arts at UC’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, died Aug. 30. He spent more than five decades as an artist, educator and mentor, influencing generations of Cincinnati artists.
The $16.5 million project is part of the organization’s first capital campaign in its nearly 130-year history.
Throughout October, everyone who uses the app will receive a free month of ArtsWave Pass, which provides 50% off tickets to arts experiences and offers at restaurants, retailers and other businesses across the region.
