Jefferson Family & Relationship Institute

06/20/2026

06/06/2026

Communication can build a relationship… or slowly destroy it.

What’s your communication style in relationships:
Passive, assertive, aggressive, or avoidant?

And do you think healthy communication can actually be learned?

05/29/2026

We are excited to officially introduce Whitney Jeffrey as our 2026 Rise & Restore Domestic Violence Awareness Walk/Run Volunteer Coordinator! 💜

Whitney is not only an incredible Associate Broker, REALTOR®, and Property Manager, but she is also someone who genuinely leads with compassion, service, and purpose. Professionally, she is known for excellence, leadership, and advocacy throughout Louisiana and Texas. Personally, Whitney is always looking for ways to help others, lighten the load for those around her, and make life easier wherever she can. That heart for people is exactly why she is such a beautiful addition to this movement.

Her passion for community, healing, and supporting families aligns perfectly with the mission of Rise & Restore, and we are honored to have her helping us bring this impactful event to life. 💜

Thank you, Whitney, for choosing to serve, lead, and stand with us as we continue raising awareness, promoting healing, and restoring hope in our community.

05/28/2026

💜✨ WE ARE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE OUR 2026 RISE & RESTORE HOST — RICH AUNTIE DADA! ✨💜

Jefferson Family & Relationship Institute is proud to welcome Rich Auntie Dada as the official host of our 2026 Rise & Restore Domestic Violence Awareness Walk/Run!

Rich Auntie Dada is a creative visionary, community advocate, and powerful voice for healing, empowerment, and community connection. Through her events, advocacy work, and authentic platform, she has continuously created spaces where people feel seen, supported, inspired, and celebrated.

Her passion for purpose-driven living, awareness, healing, confidence, faith, and self-worth aligns beautifully with the mission behind Rise & Restore.

We are honored to have her help lead this impactful day focused on:
💜 Domestic violence awareness
💜 Healing & restoration
💜 Education & prevention
💜 Community unity & empowerment

📍 Pamoja Park — Downtown Shreveport
📅 June 20, 2026
⏰ 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Together, we can rise. Together, we can restore.

05/26/2026

🚨 ATTENTION RISE & RESTORE VOLUNTEERS 🚨

🚨We will meet on ZOOM instead of IN PERSON due to the weather. 🚨

Please copy and paste the link below to join us on Zoom today. Or log into zoom and add the meeting ID and passcode!

Topic: Rise & Restore Volunteer Meeting
Time: May 26, 2026 06:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/76188786739?pwd=dkmvJPrcudRJ425IfiVp52BUe5bRUF.1

Meeting chat link
https://us04web.zoom.us/launch/jc/76188786739

Meeting ID: 761 8878 6739
Passcode: MY9HJA

See you all soon! 💕

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05/26/2026

We are currently looking for sponsors for our upcoming Rise & Restore community event focused on domestic violence awareness, healing, healthy relationships, and restoration within our community.

Sponsorship levels are available at $50, $100, $150, $250, and $500. Your support will help cover chairs, volunteer shirts, park insurance, educational materials, and other event necessities.

Sponsors will also have the opportunity to have their business advertised on a broad platform throughout the event campaign.

For additional information on sponsorship packages, please contact KHAM Radio at 318-221-5422.

Together, we can help our community rise, heal, and restore. ❤️

05/24/2026

🚨 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 🚨

We are looking for passionate volunteers to help us prepare for the Rise & Restore Domestic Violence Awareness Walk/Run on June 20, 2026 at Pamoja Park in Downtown Shreveport!

This event is about MORE than a walk. It’s about:
💜 Healing
💜 Prevention
💜 Education
💜 Advocacy
💜 Breaking cycles and restoring families

We need volunteers who are willing to help with:
✔️ Event setup
✔️ Registration/check-in
✔️ Resource stations
✔️ Crowd support
✔️ Community outreach
✔️ Encouragement and hospitality throughout the event

📍 VOLUNTEER MEETING:
🗓 Tuesday, May 26, 2026
🕡 6:30 PM
📌 Pamoja Park – Downtown Shreveport

✨ Volunteers will receive a FREE Rise & Restore volunteer t-shirt at the event!

Bring a friend and come be part of something meaningful. Together, we can create real impact in our community.

Comment “INTERESTED” or inbox us for details!

07/19/2025

☕🎙️ Coffee Shop Conversations: Episode OneTopic: The Many Faces of Domestic Violence Guest: Damien Jefferson

Domestic violence doesn’t always leave bruises.I t can be controlling your money. Isolating you from your family. Using God’s Word to keep you silent.

In our very first episode of Coffee Shop Conversations, we’re diving deep into the many types of domestic violence—because healing starts with truth.

I’m joined by special guest, Damien Jefferson, for a raw, eye-opening dialogue that breaks the silence and brings light to what abuse really looks like in our communities and relationships.

🗣️ We’re taking this conversation out of the courtroom and into the coffee shop. Whether you’re a survivor, supporter, professional, or just ready to learn—this episode is for you.

🎥 Watch video below!
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☕ Let’s talk about it.

07/12/2025

Message for men who struggle with domestic violence.

We’re proud to officially share the services we offer at Jefferson Institute, under our Good Men Project —designed specifically for teens and adult males working toward personal growth, accountability, and healing. 💪🏽

📍Our programs are judgment-free and rooted in transformation, not punishment.

✨ Here’s how we serve our community:
• Domestic Violence Prevention
• Anger Management
• Fatherhood Development
• Changing Criminal Behavior
• Skill Development

If you or someone you know could benefit from our services, visit 👉🏽 www.goodmenhealth.com

🖤 We’re here to help men rewrite their stories—with support, not shame.