Maria Maxham from the Forest Park Review interviews Carol Gall, Sarah’s Inn’s Executive Director, and Alani Espinosa, one of the Youth Voice Award winners, about the inaugural Youth Voice Award for Sarah’s Inn.

Sarah’s Inn’s extends our deepest condolences to 13-year old Adam Toledo’s family, and to our neighbors and partners in Little Village and the LatinX community in Chicago. We recognize the chronic pain, anger, sadness and trauma they experience from systemic racism and the inequities that have led to the intolerable and senseless death of Adam and far …

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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.   Read more about the upcoming events in the Lawndale News.

Learn more about Sarah’s Inn’s upcoming Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month events. To sign up for Dating Download or learn more about Youth Voice Award, please visit sarahsinn.org

Tom Holmes from the Forest Park Review talks to Sarah’s Inn’s Executive Director, Carol Gall about the impact of the holidays on domestic violence.

Brittany Howard from Community Rec Magazine interviews Sarah’s Inn Carol Gall and Sarah’s Inn board member Siva Balu about Siva’s recent 100 mile treadmill run and ways to partner with local community organizations.

Forest Park Review’s Maria Maxham’s interviewed Sarah’s Inn Board member Siva Balu about his 100 mile run on a treadmill at the West Cook YMCA in support of those impacted by domestic violence.

Our Director of Training and Education, Colleen Sutkus, participated in The League of Women Voters of Oak Park and River Forest virtual forum to discuss the re-imagination of policing through constructive community solutions.

Forest Park Review’s Maria Maxham interviews Sarah’s Inn Executive Director Carol Gall

Sarah’s Inn stands in solidarity with the black community in recognizing the chronic pain, anger, sadness and trauma they experience from systemic racism and inequity that has led to the unacceptable and senseless death of George Floyd and far too many others whose names we may not know. Our hearts and deepest condolences are with …

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