KBEP Annual Golf Tournament

We invite you to join us for our biggest fundraiser of the year! The Katie Brown Educational Program Annual Golf Tournament returns to the Fall River Country Club on Monday, May 22, 2023. Sponsorships, and golf packages are still available. Thanks to all sponsors and in-kind donors for supporting our mission. Quick shout-out to our…

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THE KBEP ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT IS SET FOR MONDAY, MAY 22, 2023

We are so excited to be planning our 20th annual golf tournament set for Monday, May 22, 2023 at the Fall River Country Club. Don’t forget, our registration opens at 9:30 a.m. and the shot-gun start is at 11:00.   Come and join us for a great day on the links including contests and prizes. afterwards,…

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Opening the Conversation: Men and Domestic Violence

Men being victims of domestic violence in relationships might not be a common topic for some, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t occur. Sometimes men in violent relationships might not know that they are in one based on their previous view that men should be able to handle these types of relationships. Some men see…

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Meet our SAAM Changemaker: Toby Simon

Toby Simon is KBEP’s Changemaker for April and we can’t think of a more fitting person, especially during Sexual Assault Awarenss Month. Toby sits on the board at KBEP and she has dedicated her entire career to supporting sexual health for women and girls. Now retired and enjoying life on Cape Cod, we had the…

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Three Events to Continue Conversations around SAAM

      Join us next week @the_kbep for three (that’s right, three!) engaging Instagram discussions with our education staff on sexual assault awareness. If you would like to sponsor any of these conversations, reach out to our Communications & Business Development Manager, Crystal Stone, at cstone@kbep.org or our Executive Director, Claire Spaulding McVicker, at…

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Part of Your World

By: Angela Marandola, Programs Manager at the Katie Brown Educational Program It’s 3:15am. I can’t stop thinking about Sarah Everard. Her disappearance while walking home from Brixton, South London is keeping me from sleep and I can’t believe I’m not asleep. I’m exhausted. We all are—-because once again, womxn are not the problem. We’re just…

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