East Los Angeles Women's Center

10/14/2026

Thursday October 15 don’t forget to wear purple 💜 to raise awareness on , support survivors and their healing, and remember the names of those no longer with us.
No olvides vestir de violeta este jueves 15 de octubre para hacer conciencia de la violencia doméstica. 💜

10/14/2026

Parte 3 | ¿Que es lo que hace East Los Angeles Women’s Center?

En el marco del mes de la concientización y prevención de la Violencia Doméstica, la Política de Vinculación y Atención Integral a la Mujer (VAIM), les presenta esta conversación con Nayeli Hernández, de East LA Women’s Center, quien platica sobre los recursos y servicios que ofrece la organización para víctimas y sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica.

Si tú, o alguien que conoces, se encuentran en peligro,

LLAMA AL 911

💜 No estás sola. Hay recursos y apoyo disponibles.

📞 East LA Women’s Center: 1 800.585.6231

10/14/2026

Parte 2 | Conversación con Nayeli Hernández de East Los Angeles Women’s Center y Kimberly Oropeza de Consulado de México en LA VAIM (Política de Vinculación y atención integral para la Mujer)

“Los niños que viven violencia en su hogar están más propensos a estar en relaciones violentas cuando crezcan”
Si tú, o alguien que conoces, se encuentran en peligro, LLAMA AL 911

💜 No estás sola. Hay recursos y apoyo disponibles.

📞 East LA Women’s Center: 1 800.585.6231

10/14/2026

Parte 1 | Conversación con Nayeli Hernández de East Los Angeles Women’s Center y Kimberly Oropeza de Consulado de México en LA VAIM (Política de Vinculación y atención integral para la Mujer)
Si tú, o alguien que conoces, se encuentran en peligro, LLAMA AL 911

💜 No estás sola. Hay recursos y apoyo disponibles.

📞 East LA Women’s Center: 1 800.585.6231

10/14/2026

Consulado General de México en Los Ángeles les agradecemos el compromiso a las familias y mujeres.
Este mes de octubre y todos los meses estamos para asistir a l@s que sufren en silencio.

En el marco del mes de la concientización y prevención de la Violen...

10/12/2026

Today and every day, we honor the resilience, strength, and enduring presence of Indigenous communities. ❤️‍🩹🌎

We are rooted in respect for the Earth, our communities, and one another. Violence has no place in our homes or communities. Please visit our website or call our hotline to learn more about our Restorative Justice programs.

We remain committed to advocating for a world where all women, families, and communities can live free from violence, grounded in dignity, safety, and respect.

We Listen. We Act. We Rise.✊🏽

10/08/2026

Our latest update highlights Adrian, ELAWC's first male Youth Advocate, and the essential role young people, especially men and boys, play in accountability, advocacy, and violence prevention.
https://conta.cc/473y8TG

Email from East Los Angeles Women's Center Buy Your Tickets & Support the Next Generation of Advocates The Power of Advocacy Change begins when the next generation decides to be part of it. For Adrian

10/08/2026

Love liberates 💜
El verdadero amor libera 💜

If you or a loved one needs safety planning this month or any day:

📞24/7: 800-585-6231

10/05/2026

We Listen. We Act. We Rise. 🌱

Ashley Higgins, a professional wardrobe stylist, shares her story of surviving assault by someone in the entertainment industry: someone who held a position of leadership and influence.

For Ashley, telling her story has been part of reclaiming her voice and her healing. ❤️‍🩹

What does justice look like for us?

It can look like feeling like yourself again.
It can look like finding your voice.
It can look like healing on your own terms.

And at ELAWC, we believe institutional accountability is also justice. When institutions protect power instead of people, survivors are left carrying a burden that was never theirs to carry.

Because when survivors speak, we have a responsibility to listen.
When harm happens, we have a responsibility to act.
And when survivors reclaim their voices, we rise with them.✊🏽

We Listen.
✊🏽 We Act.
🌱 We Rise.

Stories of resilience. Stories of resistance. Stories that remind us: our voices matter.

10/04/2026

Women deserve to be safe: in schools, workplaces, homes, and everywhere in between.

When women face harassment, violence, and abuse, we must demand institutional accountability. Policies that protect survivors are essential- but real change happens when those policies are enforced and institutions are held accountable.

We believe survivors. We stand with them. And we will continue to demand systems that protect women, prevent harm, and deliver justice.
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