Event: A Survivor’s Journey
Stephanie Land’s memoir Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay and a Mother’s Will to Survive recounts her harrowing saga as a single mom fleeing a violent home with her seven-month-old child to pursue her dream. Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger and Higher Education picks up where maid left off as Land faces new challenges as a poor college student and single parent.
Wednesday, October 16th
6:00pm VIP Reception, 7pm Doors Open
5400 Red Bank Road
Cincinnati, Ohio
Women Helping Women
Preventing Gender-Based Violence and Empowering ALL Survivors
Serving Hamilton, Butler, Brown, Adams, and Clermont Counties in Southwestern Ohio.
#WHWempower
We invite you to join the #WHWempower Movement to STAND UP & SPEAK OUT against gender based violence.
In this video, Molly Wellmann with Wellmann’s Brands, Stuart Aitken with 84.51, Christy Bard with JANCOA, Jay Bedi with Ramada Plaza Cincinnati, and Jimmy and Ryan Messer all told us why they #WHWempower. Will you join the Movement?
In 2023, Women Helping Women provided
over 33,000 services to 8,200 survivors and trained 5,400 students across 26,000 hours in the classroom.
Join Us As We Are Committed to Rising Beyond Violence!
Changing Lives
WHW helps survivors find hope, healing, and empowerment through our confidential support services. We inspire the community to speak out against gender-based violence, and speak up for equal and healthy relationships. We educate and advocate that generations after us grow into change agents to prevent gender-based violence before it ever starts.
Please note: We exercise caution in sharing survivor stories. Names and identifying details may be changed in the interest of safety and confidentiality.
Stories are shared only with express permission of survivors.