Sampling of Published Works
Press
CHANA Event Highlights Role of Community in Addressing Domestic Violence
CHANA Presents Fundraiser To Support Victims Of Domestic Violence
Buses carry message of hope to domestic abuse victims in Montgomery Co.
Share Your Story: Cheryl Kravitz
Olney Theatre Center
Our Words Can Trigger Use of Language by Yoga Teachers
Карантин – ловушка для жертв домашнего насилия (golosameriki.com) (Note: This VOA link can translate into English)
Montgomery County Media: Story of Survival
"SHEroes" series
PSA for the Montgomery County Family Justice Center
Nonprofits Spring Into Internship Season
501(c) Services
By Brigid O’Leary
Choose Respect Conference Focus: #respectyourselfie2015
Montgomery Community Media
by Krista Brick
Ending Domestic Violence: It Often Takes a Friend
DC Friendship Examiner
by Cari Shane Parvin
Targeting Prejudice by Exposing Stereotypes
Montgomery County Gazette
by Kristina Gawrgy
LDAMC: The Learning Disabilities Association of Montgomery County
Appointed to the Special Education Continuous Improvement
Team Advisory Committee
Red Cross Emergency Preparedness
Montgomery Community Media
Victims Discuss Their Pain, Healing - Third annual forum on domestic violence designed to promote awareness
Prince George's County Gazette
Domestic Abuse Survivors
Tell Their Stories
Prince George's County Gazette
Journalists Put Heads Together
to Combat Stereotypes
The Washington Post
Respect Rally Aims to Rise Above
Neo-Nazis
The Washington Times
How My Daughter and I Survived My Abusive Jewish Husband
Kveller
My Sister and I Went Through All Five Stages of Grief
Option B
Susan G. Komen
This is What Made Me Finally Embrace My Jewess Hair
Kveller
How To Support Domestic Violence Victims During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Washington Post
Campfire Turns Theory Into Practice
Building a Nation of Thriving Youth
After School Today
Maryland moves to expand midwifery care
Washington Jewish Week
Be a Friend to a Victim of Domestic Abuse
Washington Post
Yoga Diaries
Yeah Yeah Yeah
Washingtonian
What's In A Name? Plenty, When You Can't Remember
Washington Post
A First Love Reappears
Washington Post
Dispatch from a Dog Lover
Washington Post
Years Later, Autograph Book's Message Takes on a Clearer Meaning
Washington Post
Its Never Too Late to Become a
Bronze Goddess
Washington Post
Getting Into the Swim of Things
Washington Post
Dispatch from the Land of Nerds:
I Might be a Dork, But I'll Always
Sing and Dance
Washington Post
After Years of Silence, The Notes
Come at Last
Washington Post
My Stimulus Plan? It’s Scandalous!
Washington Post
It Sure Is Easy to Get Lost in the District
Washington Post
Washington: Her Kind of Town
Washington Post
Making a Life List of Righteous People
Washington Post
My Private Hell - Our Marriage Looked Like a Dream Come True, but Nobody Knew I Was a Battered Wife
The Washingtonian Magazine
Reflection; A Caring Someone Can Heal the Hurt
The Washington Post