Interior Alaska Center For Non-Violent Living

Interior Alaska Center For Non-Violent Living IAC rests on the belief that everyone deserves to live in a fear-free environment. It provides crisi

10/06/2026

We're painting our first mural at The Community Center and we want your ideas! Enter your design into our Mural Concept Contest - the winning entry will inspire the final design, earn a free one day pass to Moose Mountain, and you'll be invited to help paint it! Remember, your entry can be written, you don't have to draw anything!

Entries can be drawn/written by hand or digitally and dropped off in person at 645 8th Ave. or emailed to [email protected].

You can download the entry form below and find the full official rules at fairbankswellness.org/mural, including our parent/guardian consent form for entrants under 18 years old. Deadline for entry is 10/16/26.

🥔💙 A HUGE THANK YOU to Vicki Bishop & Team Potatoheads! 💙🥔We are incredibly grateful to Vicki Bishop, IAC’s longtime Boa...
10/05/2026

🥔💙 A HUGE THANK YOU to Vicki Bishop & Team Potatoheads! 💙🥔

We are incredibly grateful to Vicki Bishop, IAC’s longtime Board Treasurer, for her generous donation of 50 pounds of potatoes to IAC!

These potatoes were grown by Team Potatoheads on a 40- by 60-foot plot in Goldstream Valley from June through September 2026.

We are so thankful for your generosity and for the hard work that went into growing this wonderful harvest. Your support helps nourish our community and makes a meaningful difference here at IAC!

Thank you, Vicki and Team Potatoheads! 🥔❤️

💜 Thank you to the Fairbanks Emblem Club 109 for supporting local survivors! 💜We are so grateful for your generous donat...
10/03/2026

💜 Thank you to the Fairbanks Emblem Club 109 for supporting local survivors! 💜

We are so grateful for your generous donation of baskets for survivors transitioning out of shelter and into their new homes. These thoughtful gifts help make a new beginning feel a little more welcoming and remind survivors that their community is behind them.

Thank you for helping us support survivors as they take this important step toward safety, stability, and a fresh start. 🏡💜

🎃 Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Spooky Paint Night 🎨Join IAC, the Fairbanks Wellness Coalition, and the UAF Office ...
10/02/2026

🎃 Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Spooky Paint Night 🎨

Join IAC, the Fairbanks Wellness Coalition, and the UAF Office of Rights, Compliance and Accountability for a fun, spooky Paint Night in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month!

Event Date: October 17, 2026
Time: 5 - 7 PM
Event Address: 645 8th Ave, Fairbanks, AK 99701

🖌️ Free event
👉 Registration required
👻 Limited space available, so sign up early
🍕 Light food and drinks will be provided

Along with a fun night of spooky painting, we’ll have resources and information on domestic violence, healthy relationships, campus safety plans and resources, and su***de prevention resources available for anyone who would like to learn more.

Come paint, connect, and enjoy a spooky evening with us! 🕸️🎃

Space is limited! Please fill out the registration form here to reserve your spot:
👉 https://forms.gle/74bT9x5C1nCRN3tY9

We hope to see you there!

🕊️ October 2 is the International Day of Non-Violence.Non-violence starts with how we treat one another. Today is an opp...
10/02/2026

🕊️ October 2 is the International Day of Non-Violence.

Non-violence starts with how we treat one another. Today is an opportunity to promote healthy relationships, respectful communication, peaceful conflict resolution, and safer communities.

Prevention happens when we build strong connections, practice healthy ways to navigate conflict, and create spaces where everyone feels safe and respected.

💙 Together, we can build safer, healthier, and more connected communities.

Sign up to join our Fairbanks Prevention Alliance (FPA) to learn more about our local resources on healthy relationships, and much more! Sign up link: https://forms.gle/w6fd1rcnze5S6GHj6

10/02/2026

“When a woman hundreds of years, thousand of years ago was sexually assaulted, there wasn’t anything she could do about it. If her father or her husband or her brother wanted to hold the other man accountable, they could go into court because their property’s worth had been diminished.

“It wasn’t until 1984 that the state of Alaska passed legislation where it could be a crime if you had sexually assaulted your wife. 1984.

“We’ve had hundreds of years where it’s okay to do it, where it’s expected. And we’ve just had a few years of, ‘No, that’s not okay.’”

Lauree Morton is the Deputy Director of the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (ANDVSA). For over 30 years she has driven legislative action to prevent & respond to AK’s epidemic of sexual assault & domestic violence.

Listen to her story on the East Anchorage Book Club Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts or here:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/east-anchorage-book-club-with-andrew-gray/id1592614366?i=1000791455439

10/02/2026

NEW! The age of consent in Alaska is now 18, and we have created this flowchart to help everyone understand what that means.

This visual guide breaks down when consent can legally be given and reminds us that age is only one part of true consent. Feel free to share!

Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Council on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault - Alaska Interior Alaska Center For Non-Violent Living AWAIC Alaska Children's Trust Anchorage Daily News Alaska's News Source

The recent news from Cornell may be bringing up painful feelings, memories, or trauma responses for many.If you or someo...
10/01/2026

The recent news from Cornell may be bringing up painful feelings, memories, or trauma responses for many.

If you or someone you love has experienced sexual assault, domestic violence, or interpersonal trauma, please know that you are not alone. Support is available, and you don’t have to navigate these feelings by yourself.

💙 Interior Alaska Resources
💜 Statewide & National Resources

Please see the graphics for resources and support options that may be helpful. Whether you need someone to talk to, advocacy, crisis support, safety planning, or help connecting with services, there are people and organizations here to support you.

You deserve support, safety, and care. You don't have to go through this alone. 💙

❄️ Our first snow day is here! 🌨️⛄️🧥 Winter Coat Drive: Help Us Keep Survivors Warm This WinterSupport survivors at the ...
10/01/2026

❄️ Our first snow day is here! 🌨️⛄️

🧥 Winter Coat Drive: Help Us Keep Survivors Warm This Winter

Support survivors at the Interior Alaska Center for Non-Violent Living (IAC) by donating new or gently used winter coats and warm clothing.

Your donation can provide comfort, warmth, and support to survivors and families as they navigate their journey toward safety and stability.

📍 Drop-Off Location:
726 26th Ave #1, Fairbanks, AK 99701

🕐 Donation Hours:
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
After-hours donations:
Please call ahead to arrange an approved after-hours drop-off

Every coat makes a difference. ❤️

🏳️‍🌈 October is LGBTQ+ History Month!This month is an opportunity to recognize the history, contributions, and experienc...
10/01/2026

🏳️‍🌈 October is LGBTQ+ History Month!

This month is an opportunity to recognize the history, contributions, and experiences of LGBTQ+ people and celebrate the diversity that strengthens our communities.

Creating safe, welcoming, and inclusive spaces helps everyone feel a sense of belonging, connection, and support. 💙

Let’s continue learning, listening, and building communities where everyone can feel respected and valued.

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99701

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