The Mask program is dedicated to transforming our culture of violence by educating, inspiring, motivating, empowering, raise awareness, and create real change to strengthen our communities.

Statistics around domestic violence, sexual assault, and other victims of crimes are staggering in the United States. Over 15 million children witness violence in their homes each year.

We have partnered with therapists and other organizations to provide victims and survivors with resources to help victims, survivors, and families heal and become productive members of our society.

The Leadership team's mission is to develop a clear and concise plan through gathering data, comparing statistics, and sharing personal experiences to add value and expand the MASK program.

The leaders were handpicked based on the mixture of skills, experiences, and background to fulfill our goal. Each of us has areas of strengths, weaknesses, preferences, and aversions.

The Leadership team will support and challenge one another to help come up with strategies to continuously help crime victims and survivors. The team will focus on a set of outcomes that all members are committed to achieving.