BOULDER, Colo. — (Jan. 29, 2020) — The Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence (SPAN) today announced the 39th annual Chocolate Lovers’ Fling. The event will take place at the Omni Interlocken Hotel Saturday, Feb. 8 beginning at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds benefit SPAN in the organization’s mission to support survivors of domestic violence and their children.
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Wana Brands pledges to match up to $10,000 of donations to SPAN on CO Gives Day. SPAN’s Board of Directors pledges to match up to $2,500 of donations for a grand total of $12,500!
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Boulder mother of two, Monica Sianez-Hernandez was murdered by her intimate partner on Friday, November 1st. SPAN is working with our community partners to provide support to those impacted by Monica’s death. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, or if you are in need of support in light of this recent tragedy, please contact the SPAN confidential 24/7 crisis line at 303-444-2424 or hotline@safehousealliance.org.
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SPAN’s Executive Director, Anne Tapp talks with KGNU about the evolution of domestic violence in the last 40 years.
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In honor of domestic violence awareness month and SPAN’s 40th anniversary, SPAN hosted a discussion panel on October 21st to talk about the evolution of gender justice and domestic violence in our community.
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Founders, volunteers, donors, board members and staff came together Thursday, October 10th for SPAN’s 40th Anniversary Reception. We laughed, we cried, and we looked back on the 40 year journey this organization has taken.
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Tune in to KGNU Morning Magazine to learn about SPAN’s Back to School Campaign and the barriers survivors and their children face during this time.
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Thanks to our sponsors, event attendees, breweries and The West End Tavern, SPAN raised over $20,000 for survivors of domestic violence at the 11th Annual JULIPA, making this year’s IPA Festival the best yet! We kicked off the month featuring a fun new activity “Brewery Wars”, several local breweries competed against one another in a…
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Getting out of an emotionally abusive relationship isn’t easy, and when you add drug addiction into the mix, the layers of the onion become more complex.
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The closure of SOL/BSeedz unquestionably leaves a gap in services for LGBTQ survivors of violence. As a former SOL staff member noted, from the ashes of SOL something new and healthy can grow and thrive. SPAN will do all that we can to ensure that whatever emerges from the ashes is grassroots, responsive and accountable to survivors, and QTPoC and QTBIPoC-led.
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