“Don’t Talk With Your Fists” – Silver Lining presents a Platform to Impact, Restore & Heal Individuals faced with Domestic Violence – Sunday December 9th, 2012
Posted on Tuesday, December 4th, 2012 at 8:00 AMBy Adeola Adeyemo
Domestic violence is a common reality in our society. It occurs in all social classes, ethnic groups, cultures and religions. Most people don’t realize how common it is, because very often victims of abuse keep quiet. While women are most commonly the victims of their male partners, domestic violence can happen between all sorts of people and in all sorts of relationships. It happens between people who are married and between people who aren’t living together. It can be abuse by a man against a woman, or by a woman against a man.
Silver Lining, is simply a platform to impact, restore and heal individuals and families, by encouraging the personal and spiritual growth of our audience, both male and female, through a more positive and uplifting strategy.
Join us as we tackle Domestic Violence… The Victim. The Abuser. The Survivor.
Date: Sunday 9th December, 2012
Time: 4PM
Venue: Pitis Center 3 Remi Olowude Street, Lekki second roundabout {coming from Lekki Toll gate, it’s the street to the right at Marwa Roundabout}
No invitation needed, entry is FREE and everyone is invited
Contact: For more information and general enquiries, call 08038152515, 08182600678
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Thumbs up Ivie Martins…. Impact is what i see..
THis should be for the men. WOmen arent really fist throwers in the home.
Some women’s utterances gives a bigger blow than fist
Thats my Ivieeeeee!!!! U go gurl!! We are proud of you!
Nice panel!!! Thumbs up girl……
Totally proud of you, Ivie.
Not only men , some women are bullies too. All the best Ivie. I am so proud of what you are doing.
Very timely especially as we say no to violence against women and girls and getting the men to commit to the cause.
Most ppl think physical abuse is d only form of domestic violence. So they believe this does not apply to them. Lies- consciously or not , most of us are guilty of a worse form of violence- verbal abuse.
It destroys confidence n self esteem (which are d essence of an individual) and breeds bitterness.
So y’all better be at event- it concerns us all – men & women
Most ppl think physical abuse is d only form of domestic violence. So they believe this does not apply to them. Lies- consciously or not , most of us are guilty of a worse form of violence- verbal abuse.
It destroys confidence n self esteem (which are d essence of an individual) and breeds bitterness.
So y’all better be at d event- it concerns us all – men & women