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Behind Closed Doors Exhibition

November 15, 2012 at 2:48 PM

The Behind Closed Doors Exhibition is the result of an exciting collaboration between the local arts community and the social sector.

Behind Closed Doors creatively profiles the issues of family violence in Waitakere and positively reinforces the message: Family Violence - It's Not OK!

See the exhibition in the Henderson Library foyer, 3 Ratanui St, Henderson from 16 November to 26 November 2012.

Behind Closed Doors flyer



Category: White Ribbon Day