US-based Guyanese author Fiona Harewood is one of two facilitators presenting a CARE session tomorrow called ‘Living With Your Abuser During COVID-19’, a programme hosted by 4 Real Women International Inc (4RWI).
Tomorrow’s session has been specifically designed in such a way to provide valuable insights on ways victims and their children can remain safe while sharing the same space with their abusers.
4 Real Women International Inc is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization that has been significantly impacting the lives of women and girls through their developmental programs. With grassroots operations in the US, Latin America and the Caribbean, 4RWI volunteers are part of a culturally diverse network of multigenerational women dedicated to making change within their communities through the promotion of self-growth by providing wellness and professional coaching.
This is the ninth week since the virtual programme called CARE Connection Series. CARE is the acronym for Caring, Advancing, Rising and Empowerment. The series which began during the spike of COVID globally includes weekly sessions that are being presented on Crowdcast in both English and Spanish.
Fiona is the author of River Never Smooth, which details her personal experience of being abused; horrific experiences that led to her fleeing Guyana 31 years ago to live in Barbados where life dealt her even more frightening situations. She has since dedicated her life towards women empowerment.
She is facilitating the session alongside fellow change agent, Shaunda Robertson-St Louis.
Tomorrow’s session begins at 11 am. There is no specified cost but registrants are asked to pay whatever they can. To register, click on the link https://www.crowdcast.io/4rwi
