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Among those spotted in the crowd were Mayor Sean Reardon, former Essex County Sheriff Frank Cousins and City Councilors Jennie Donahue, Ed Cameron and Heather Shand. Representatives from the city’s Human Rights Commission, the Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center, the North Shore Alliance for GLBTQ+ Youth, and others also took part in the parade.

As local communities grieve and struggle to understand and make sense of a murder-suicide, our CEO Suzanne Dubus spoke with the Eagle-Tribune about becoming an 'informed bystander' and checking in on your family, friends and neighbors.

CEO Suzanne Dubus spoke with Northshore Magazine about the launch of Geiger Institute and the models being implemented nationwide to reduce domestic violence homicide.

The Geiger Institute marks a turning point for the Crisis Center, which plans to grow their staff, develop new partnerships, raise funds, and evolve their work to increase safety for marginalized communities.

Beginning on Monday, March 28, the Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center will host a weeklong multimedia White Ribbon event as part of a worldwide movement for human rights that engages men and boys to help end gender-based violence.

Our CEO Suzanne Dubus speaks with a podcast listener who is concerned for a friend in an abusive relationship

The bill says that law enforcement can use questionnaires developed by the Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence, the Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center or any other evidence-based lethality assessment screening tool endorsed by the U.S. Department of Justice and cleared by the Ohio Attorney General’s Office.

Multiple agencies are teaming up in Oneida County, NY to address domestic violence cases in a new way, using the Domestic Violence High Risk Team (DVHRT) model.

Dr. Ludy Green speaks with Suzanne Dubus, our CEO, about the importance that Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center is a safe and welcoming space for all victims of violence, regardless of gender, sexuality, or sexual identity.

Jeffrey Williams delivered 60 Chromebooks to the Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center in December with the help of two $1,250 donations.

Suzanne Dubus, our CEO, spoke with Millie about finding financial freedom from an abuser.

Our CEO Suzanne Dubus speaks with Mary Jacobsen on her Newburyport Morning Show

Funds will support The Children's Safety Project