The Star: July 15, 2021

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20 The Star Thursday July 15 2021 official wine sponsor FUNDRAISING FOR presents... 27 & 28 AUGUST 7:30PM TICKETS SELLING FAST! WWW.EVENTFINDA.CO.NZ FASHION SHOW INSPIRED BY ART & MUSIC featuring runways inspired by artists: REUBEN PATERSON LOUISE HENDERSON and live music performed by: TOM RAINEY JENNINE BAILEY CAMERON SLOAN PANDEMONIUM
• By Eleisha Foon A NEW BOOK from the Christchurch couple behind the She Is Not Your Rehab anti-violence movement will be given to all male prisoners. My Fathers Barbers owner/ operator Matt Brown has inspired men – including many from Pacific communities – to break free from the cycle of abuse. This led to him and his wife, Sarah, writing the book, She Is Not Your Rehab, which shows how men can heal from their trauma. At the launch this week, the couple announced they had raised enough money to purchase 9000 copies to give away to every man behind bars in New Zealand. “From the very beginning of the journey of writing this book we knew we wanted to make this available and accessible where men needed it most,” Sarah said. “We wanted it to be available to men in prisons all over Aotearoa, given out in courtmandated programmes.” In the book, Matt shares his own story and those of his clients. It tells of how they survived Latest Canterbury news at starnews.co.nz family violence and abuse, and how they were able to heal and turn their lives around. He introduces the people and concepts that have helped him heal and gives readers the tools they need to begin their own journey. People from across the country came to support the book launch at the Majestic Church and community hub. The hope is that Matt’s story about growing up in a home with sexual and domestic violence will help give men some of the tools they need to heal from their trauma like he NEWS 21 Anti-violence campaigners will give away book to prisoners JOURNEY: Matt and Sarah Brown’s book gives readers the tools they need to begin their own healing. has done. They also plan to launch a book club within prisons that will particularly aim to help Maori and Pacific men. They want the movement to keep growing internationally in order to reach more men in prison on a global scale. – RNZ Ballet For quality in dance training • R.A.D Syllabus classes • 3 Years to Vocational • Private coaching • Annual performances Jazz and Acro • From age 7 • Performance classes • APDA Syllabus Classes Contemporary & Stage Musicals • From age 11 • APDA Adult Beginners Ballet/Pilates Thursday July 15 2021 The Star Studio One Director: Patricia Paul ARAD (London), RAD RTS, APDA Fendalton, New Brighton, Beckenham All enquiries phone: 372 9191 Email: info@studioone.co.nz www.studioone.co.nz Christchurch Civic Awards 2021 Who will you nominate? Each year our city benefits from the service of volunteers and others who go above and beyond the call of duty for Christchurch and its people. We recognise these valued contributions with our annual Civic Awards. Complete our online form at ccc.govt.nz/CivicAwards or pick one up from any of our service centres or libraries. Send your nominations to us by 5pm, Tuesday 31 August 2021.
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