Recognizing domestic violence in Winslow
Winslow, Arizona shows its support for domestic violence victims by illuminating streets and businesses with purple lights and ribbons. (Photo/Navajo County Family Advocacy Center)
Originally Published: November 3, 2020 10:05 a.m.
Throughout the month of October, businesses participated in Domestic Violence Awareness Month by displaying purple lights and ribbons, among other items to show their support of survivors and victims.
Anyone in a domestic violence situation can get help from the Navajo County Family Advocacy Center at (928) 532-6047 or email fac@navajocountyaz.gov.
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