As DVAC celebrates 35 years of serving survivors and families across Hawaiʻi, we were honored to welcome community leaders, partners, and supporters to our inaugural Kuleana & Conversations gathering.
Together, we explored the connection between domestic violence and housing stability and the role we all play in creating safer futures for survivors and their keiki. Mahalo to our panelists, Connie Mitchell, Anton Krucky, and Jun Yang, and to Central Pacific Bank for hosting this important conversation.
The evening reinforced a simple but powerful truth: creating lasting safety requires all of us working together toward peace for island families.
The conversation continues. Join us on October 1 for the Men’s March Against Violence, and save the date for our next Kuleana & Conversations on October 15, where we’ll explore the economic impact of domestic violence and what it means for our businesses, workplaces, and communities.
