2013 Triumph Award

The Triumph Award celebrates the amazing women who have the courage to overcome the effects of domestic violence and/or sexual violence, the vision to make a successful and fulfilling life, and the compassion giving back to her community.
This year we will honor:

Celebrating her courage and creativity to tell her story of triumph.  Having survived physical and sexual abuse as a child and verbal and emotional abuse in her adulthood, Mary has moved forward to establish a healthy, fulfilling life, free of violence.   and has gone on to live a full and fulfilling life.  As a film maker, Mary tells her personal story of the nature of domestic violence.  Through her film, One Man’s Anger, One Woman’s Love, she offers a different perspective; an insightful and compassionate account that illustrates how violence isn't just physical.  Through her work, Mary has given a new voice to those who are often voiceless, helping us all to understand the experience of intimate partner abuse.

2013 Ally Award

Each year we honor a person or organization that courageously and compassionately dedicate their time, skill, or resources to mitigating violence against women. This year we will celebrate the work of :

For more than 15 years Susan has volunteered serving survivors of domestic and sexual violence through crisis line and support group advocacy, as a CWS board member, as a major donor, as a political advocate and as a community ambassador. Susan’s passion and commitment are clearly visible to all who come in contact with her and she has educated hundreds of people about this issue. We are deeply grateful for Susan’s dedication and honor her for making a powerful difference in our organization and a lasting impact on our community.

2013 Tribute Award

Each year we honor an individual or organization that has demonstrated compassion, courage, and vision in mitigating violence against women and children.
This year the award goes to:

Former County Commissioner
Ann Lininger

We honor Ann for her outspoken and public stand on behalf of survivors of domestic and sexual violence, her strong support as a County Commissioner to see adequate funding be allotted to services for survivors and their families, and her outstanding leadership in bringing the Family Justice Center Model of service to Clackamas County. During her tenure as a County Commissioner Ann was a tireless friend and advocate for the individuals and families who seek to find a stable, violence free life.

 

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