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MMC begins search for next CEO — Applications Now Open
The Marjaree Mason Center is beginning the search for its next CEO as Nicole Linder prepares to conclude her tenure in February. In partnership with national nonprofit executive search firm Charity Search Group, MMC is seeking a diverse and qualified candidate to lead the organization forward. Applications are now open, and the Board looks forward to keeping the community informed throughout the process.
What Does Data Show about DV in our Community?
Although the dynamics of power and control are a constant in domestic violence relationships, how it manifests in our communities evolves. We know that most domestic violence goes unreported. However, greater awareness creates greater access to support, thus shifting our minds on who domestic violence affects and how. In order to prevent and end domestic violence, communities need to stay ahead of trends about what triggers lead up to a violent incident, what is taking place during an act of violence and what happens following an act of violence to all involved. Click to learn more about domestic violence in our community through data gathered from incidences January 2023 - March 2025.
What is kNOw MORE?
The kNOw MORE program uses focus-led discussions that center on healthy relationships and dating violence awareness. Our Prevention and Education Team works with middle and high school students to empower them with the knowledge they need to identify and prevent abuse, both in their own relationships and in the relationships of others.
The primary goal of kNOw MORE is to increase students' knowledge of healthy and unhealthy relationships and encourage them to become leaders on their campuses. We inspire creativity by asking students to think outside the box and developing activities that engage their peers in learning about respectful relationships and warning signs of abuse.