WEAVE CEO Beth Hassett recently spoke about the importance of viewing domestic violence as a community issue and the collective responsibility to support survivors. In the interview, she emphasized that ending violence requires action from everyone—including employers, neighbors, friends, and family members.

The article highlights the critical services WEAVE provides to survivors, including emergency shelter, legal assistance, counseling, and advocacy. Hassett also discussed the organization’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with the business community in the years ahead, recognizing the important role workplaces can play in helping keep survivors safe. She reiterated that WEAVE’s services are available to anyone fleeing domestic violence and that no survivor should have to navigate their journey alone.

Read the full KCRA article here.