Richmond Petersburg, VA, October 8, 2026 — Caroline County is holding its 11th Annual Domestic Violence Seminar, an event aimed at fostering community awareness and support for those affected by abuse. The seminar is taking place at Second Mount Zion Baptist Church, located in Dawn, Virginia.

This annual gathering serves as a platform for critical dialogue and shared experiences related to domestic violence. The event lineup features a diverse group of speakers, including individuals who have survived abusive situations, members of local law enforcement agencies, and prominent faith leaders from the community.

The primary objective of the seminar is to raise awareness about the pervasive issue of domestic violence. Speakers are expected to share personal stories of survival, offering insights into the challenges faced by victims and the pathways toward healing and recovery. Law enforcement representatives are anticipated to discuss their roles in addressing domestic violence cases, providing information on resources and legal protections available.

Faith leaders participating in the seminar will contribute perspectives on how spiritual guidance and community support systems can aid survivors. The collective goal of these varied voices is to educate attendees on the signs of abuse, provide avenues for seeking help, and reinforce the importance of a supportive community network. The event underscores Caroline County’s ongoing commitment to addressing domestic violence through education and community engagement.


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