1. A Man Holding His Son’s Head:
An intimate picture taken in 1990 of a father embracing his son exemplifies their deep bond. This black-and-white photograph holds excellent meaning for women as it illustrates how much fathers cherish their children.
2. A Woman in a Wheelbarrow:
Therese Frare captured this photograph in 1990, showing a woman comfortably sitting atop a wheelbarrow as she transports compost for gardening. The black-and-white image emphasizes transparency in its message and is crucial in addressing domestic violence issues.
3. A Polar Bear:
Kerstin Langenberger took this image of a starved polar bear during a nature tour of the Arctic. The photograph went viral, sparking discussions about climate change and habitat loss, affecting polar bears’ survival rates.
4. A Domestic Violence Activist:
Ashley, a nationally renowned expert on dating and domestic violence issues, advocates for change and supports survivors. She regularly speaks to audiences about these topics, aiming to bring awareness and support to victims.
On Giving Tuesday, consider supporting the National Network to End Domestic Violence, your state/territory coalition against domestic violence, or local programs in your community. Your contribution can make a difference in helping to end domestic violence.
