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Who We Are
The Junior League of Northwest Arkansas has over 200 trained volunteers that contribute volunteer hours and help raise funds to support our community projects and partners to raise awareness about domestic violence in Northwest Arkansas.
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What We Do and Why
The Junior League emphasizes the training of women in volunteer service and developing their potential to act as community leaders. This commitment to training serves the needs of our League, as well as our community partners in the fight against domestic violence.
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Unmasking domestic violence! February 3, 2023
Friday, February 3, 2023
Save the Date! The 11th annual Moonlight Masquerade will be held on February 3, 2023. The purpose of this event is to bring awareness to the issue of domestic violence here in our community. We ask for your support as it is our hope for our community to band together and make the statement that we will not tolerate domestic violence and ongoing abuse.Come join us for an evening of fun while supporting a great cause!Learn More
We are women building a better community in Northwest Arkansas
Mission Statement
The Junior League of Northwest Arkansas is an organization of women whose Mission is to advance women’s leadership for meaningful community impact through volunteer action, collaboration, and training.
Reaching Out Statement
The Junior League of Northwest Arkansas reaches out to women of all races, religions, and national origins, who demonstrate an interest in and a commitment to voluntarism.
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Feb 03
Moonlight Masquerade
Unmasking domestic violence!
LITTLE BLACK DRESS CAMPAIGN
What is the Little Black Dress Campaign?
Each October, the Junior League of Northwest Arkansas participates in the “Little Black Dress Initiative” to bring awareness to domestic violence and symbolize just some of the struggles survivors and family members in this situation may have. Participants raise awareness around the limits that domestic violence can play on resources, options, and opportunities for employment; and the work that JLNWA is doing to help end the cycle of domestic violence by wearing the same black dress or outfit for five consecutive working days.
