A Woman's Voice

Robin Lane and A Woman's Voice have been awarded etown's e-chievement Award etown

Song To Us Robin Lane's program A Womans Voice provides a way for women to tap into their own inner healing capabilities through creative self-expression using the elements of lyrics put to music.

Held at The Turners Falls Women's Resource Center and The Greenfield Women's Resource Center, non-profit gathering places where women experiencing trauma, addiction, violence or mental health issues learn about identifying and ending abuse, and gaining self-empowerment, A Womans Voice will engage, inspire and in the process help to heal.

Robin can also teach A Womans Voice at or through any non-profit agency that has a focus of womens leadership and empowerment.

We All Got Somethin'

For information on funding, participation or having Robin facilitate a workshop, contact the Women's Resource Center at 413-775-0010 (ask for Deb) or email info@awomansvoice.net.

The first four CD's from this group, Song To Us, We All Got Somethin', I Am Here, and The Calm After are now available. Information about the CD's, including ordering information, may be found on their respective pages (using the above links).

Brochure
I Am Here
The Calm After Robin Lane Interview
Many Hands
Spring 2007
"The reason for evil in the world is that people are not able to tell their own stories." --Carl Jung
" Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter." --Martin Luther King
" I can do no great things, only small things with great love." --Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Funding
A Woman's Voice


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