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• Art is a Foundational Pillar of Self-Care

  When Covid began, my priorities instantly shifted and I heavily focused on my clinical roles. I joined the rest of...[Read more]

• Art: An Essential Tool for Working With LGBTQ+ Domestic Violence Survivors

  During my twenty years of service in the field of domestic violence, every ounce of my work has given me...[Read more]

• Together We RISE (Restorative Interventions for Student Empowerment)

  At Rialto Unified School District, we serve predominantly students and families who have experienced marginalization through systemic, racial, and social...[Read more]

• Cultural Imposter Syndrome

  I have always self-identified as Filipino. But I’ve only recently recognized that for half my life, I was worried people...[Read more]

• Facing Imposter Syndrome

  Have you ever watched To Catch a Thief? John “The Cat” Robie, a retired jewel thief played by a suave...[Read more]

• Adding to Our Trauma-Informed Toolbelt

  Since the organization’s inception in 1977, Citizens Against Physical, Sexual, and Emotional Abuse (CAPSEA) Inc.’s commitment to providing accessible, confidential...[Read more]

• Handcuffed To Infinity

  A Window Between Worlds trauma-informed art workshop is just that (a workshop that uses art to address trauma, and empathically...[Read more]

• Bilateral Stimulation, Art & Healing

  As stated in my last post, the expressive arts (i.e. visual art, music, and movement) is the language of the...[Read more]

• Bridging The Divide

  On a fairly regular occasion, I drive by the school I attended when I was in kindergarten. It was the...[Read more]

• The Cycle of Gratitude

  While some cycles, like the cycle of violence need to be broken, gratitude is a cycle that when supported, has...[Read more]

• Art Bringing the Brain Online

  The majority of survivors of complex trauma (experiencing more than one event) are not able to verbally express what happened...[Read more]

• The Roots and Symptoms of Racism

  In 1981, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published a report about an unusual outbreak of an illness...[Read more]

• We Stand Up for Justice

  There are many ways we can individually and collectively stand up for justice, equity, and freedom for all. We offer...[Read more]

• How AWBW is Adapting to COVID-19

  In response to the widespread emotional needs arising from the threat of COVID-19, we have adjusted our regular programming to...[Read more]

• 20th annual Art in the Afternoon

  New and longtime supporters of AWBW’s mission gathered to celebrate our 20th annual arts festival, Art in the Afternoon, on...[Read more]

• Art in the Afternoon 2018

  On Saturday, May 12th, A Window Between Worlds’ 19th annual art festival, Art in the Afternoon, took over the Venice Skills...[Read more]

• At the Core Opening Reception

  AWBW program participants, Facilitators, and supporters from across Southern California gathered together on Sunday June 11 to celebrate community and...[Read more]

• ArtWorks for Healing Brings Artists and Community Members Together

  On Thursday, March 2,  2017, AWBW hosted the return of  ArtWorks for Healing, a unique exhibition and art auction. Arena...[Read more]

• Cathy Salser Honored at 25th Anniversary Brunch

  UPDATE: Watch Cathy’s acceptance speech with introduction by her mother, Susan Salser on our YouTube Channel. In the summer of...[Read more]

• Art Transforming Trauma Conference 2016

  A Window Between Worlds held its first ever Art Transforming Trauma Conference on Thursday June 30th at The California Endowment in downtown...[Read more]

• AWBW Receives the Dr. Marjorie Braude Award

  At the Day of Action on October 10, A Window Between Worlds, community members, L.A.P.D. officers and Los Angeles city...[Read more]

• Founder Cathy Salser Receives Karen Cooper Lifetime Achievement Award

  Founder and Executive Director of AWBW, Cathy Salser, was chosen by the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence (The Partnership)...[Read more]