Week 1
And she marched for a dream
Day 2: Does ADWAS serve male survivors?
Day 3: Where was the first ADWAS office?
Day 4: What year was ADWAS established?
Day 5: What inspired the establishment of ADWAS?
Day 6: Who did ADWAS write their very first two checks to?
Day 7: When did ADWAS’ first crisis line become operational?
Week 2
Planting Seeds of Growth
Day 8: What was the name of the national training project ADWAS pioneered in 1998?
Day 10: What are the names of the Deaf DV/SV agencies who received the 1998 training?
Day 11: How many cities total did ADWAS train from 1999-2000?
Day 12: How many days was the Justice for Deaf Victims National Training?
Day 13: How many more cities did ADWAS train in 2009-2010?
Day 14: How many Deaf DV/SV agencies are currently available in the US?
Week 3
Building our Nest
Day 15: What is the name of ADWAS supportive housing?
Day 16: When was the groundbreaking ceremony for “A Place of Our Own” supportive housing?
Day 17: Did ADWAS meet its capital campaign goal of raising $8.6 million?
Day 18: When was the Open House for “A Place of Our Own”?
Day 19: What year did the ADWAS children’s playground open?
Day 20: Who painted the mural in the children’s room?
Week 4
A Cause for Celebration
Day 22: What historical event took place at Time Square July 2012?
Day 23: How does ADWAS support staff who have children?
Day 24: When did the National Deaf Hotline expand operation hours to serve callers 24/7?
Day 25: When did the ADWAS Children’s program start?
Day 26: How many survivors does ADWAS serve per year?
Day 27: When did the Marilyn J. Smith Inspirational Award start?
Day 28: How do ADWAS Advocates support survivors?
Week 5
A Future of Healing and Liberation
Day 29: What are ADWAS core values?
Day 30: What are the ADWAS programs and services?
Day 31: Which ADWAS programs offer volunteer opportunities?
Day 32: How many board and staff are on the ADWAS team?
Day 33: What is ADWAS’ mission statement?