Younity Outreach Specialist Felicia L. Brown accepts a township proclamation from Mayor Charles Carley during the “Break the Silence Against Domestic Violence” event hosted by the South Brunswick Commission on Women.
Proclamation issued by the Township of South Brunswick, dated October 26, 2025, honoring Younity (formerly Womanspace) as a leader in domestic violence awareness and prevention. Signed by Mayor Charles Carley.
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the South Brunswick Commission on Women (SBCW) and Township of South Brunswick hosted their “Break the Silence Against Domestic Violence” Walk, honoring organizations and advocates dedicated to ending abuse.
Younity Outreach Specialist Felicia L. Brown represented the agency at the event, where Mayor Charles Carley issued a township proclamation recognizing Younity (formerly Womanspace) for over 45 years of service to survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
“Felicia’s words shed light on the realities survivors face and the power of community support,” said Lamia Hakim, Vice Chair of the South Brunswick Commission on Women. “Her presence helped make the event meaningful and deeply impactful for everyone who attended.”
“It was an honor to stand alongside the South Brunswick Commission on Women in raising awareness and supporting survivors,” said Brown. “Every time we come together in solidarity, we strengthen the lifeline for those who need it most.”
The event brought together local leaders, survivors, and advocates to amplify voices, share stories of resilience, and reaffirm a shared commitment to prevention, healing, and hope.
Photo1 caption: Younity Outreach Specialist Felicia L. Brown accepts a township proclamation from Mayor Charles Carley during the “Break the Silence Against Domestic Violence” event hosted by the South Brunswick Commission on Women.
Photo2 caption: Proclamation issued by the Township of South Brunswick, dated October 26, 2025, honoring Younity (formerly Womanspace) as a leader in domestic violence awareness and prevention. Signed by Mayor Charles Carley.
