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My Beautiful Life Project gave BRASS, Inc. shelter residents a free spa day with haircuts, manicures, and massages, plus fun for the kids.

BRASS, Inc.’s inaugural Steps for Safety 5K & Kids Fun Run brought 96 participants together on October 10 and raised more than $8,300 to support survivors of domestic violence.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this year BRASS, Inc. is showing up all across south-central Kentucky: at candlelight vigils, fall festivals, trick-or-treat nights, pop-up shops, and more.

It takes a village. This month, our advocates were out across the region, connecting with families, sharing resources, and standing alongside partners who share our commitment to safer, stronger communities. Action Inc. Open House Carnival Advocates Emily and Christian joined the Action Inc. Open House Carnival, connecting with families and sharing information about BRASS, Inc. and the support available to survivors in our community. Action Inc. provides mental health care, f

Guided by Professor Kathryn Reetzke, her HIST 101 class created a collection of quilts telling the stories of historical women and the community care that binds people together. What began as a classroom assignment grew into something far larger: proof that history isn't found only in textbooks. It lives in the stories we carry, the communities we build, and the care we show one another.

This morning, BRASS, Inc. CEO Tori Henninger and Morgan Bandy of A&M Collective stopped by the studio to share some exciting news — and we couldn't wait to bring it to you here, too. This October, we're lacing up for a brand-new tradition: the inaugural Steps for Safety 5K & Kids Fun Run, benefiting BRASS, Inc. and the survivors of domestic violence we serve across our ten-county region in South Central Kentucky.

October marks the beginning of Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), a time when communities across the nation come together to raise awareness about domestic violence, support survivors, and take action to end the cycle of abuse.