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Art for Peace: Shelter Uses School Art to Spotlight DV Abuse
At the Domestic Violence Rally in The Cathedral the Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County showcased the Paint for Peace Project. Twelve submissions were chosen for a calendar. 11 came from Laurel High School and one from New Castle's Aislinn McConnell. The event also featured the Silent Witness Initiative and the empty seat at the table display. Community Alternatives won a window-display contest and Kathlee n Kwolek and Peggy Tarnaski received the Peace Award for anti-violence work.
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Crisis Shelter
Lawrence County
Dayna Lear
Shelter
Lear
Sally
Silent Witness Initiative
Peggy Tarnaski
Community Alternatives
Paint For Peace
Laurel High School
Aislinn McConnell
New Castle
Laurel
Emily Maxwell
Ally Fuchs
Julia Rogan
Francesca Mastrangelo
Ashley Mengel
Sara Baker
Felicia Parker
Marcus McConahy
Callie Ritchie
Noah Emmett Baumis
Joe Cohen
d_irwin
Ncnewsonline
Dan Irwin
NEWS
Leila Ripollo
Union High
Tammy Tabish
Charlene Lofaro
Slippery Rock University
Stacey Steele