Hundreds of real people are affected by violence every day in Texas. At the Texas After Violence Project, we're committed to cultivating narratives for justice. Through oral history and in-depth workshops, we hope to empower people to share their voices. And through public education and multi-media presentations, we hope to cultivate empathy, break down stereotypes, and help people discover ways to diminish violence in their communities.
TAVP is looking for summer interns and volunteers! If you're interested in gaining hands on experience at a small non-profit, join us.
We are specifically looking for individuals with film editing skills, but anyone interested is encouraged to apply.
Learn more about our internship program and send us your resume!
Debra McCammon, Director of the Hospitality House in Huntsville, TX speaks about her work with prison families in TAVP’s newest video story. The Hospitality House is an independent non-profit organization that provides temporary free housing for family and friends of the incarcerated. Debra has been involved with the House since 1989 and director since 2009.
Learn more about Debra here.
Texas After Violence Project is a non-profit organization working toward a more just and less violent Texas by empowering people to share their stories and inspiring community conversations.
Your gift will allow us to reach more people affected by violence.