Women of Vision: 2017 Humanitarian and Courage Awards - David Lynch Foundation

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13 March 2017

WOMEN OF VISION

2017 Humanitarian and Courage Awards Luncheon

A Benefit for the
CENTER FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH AND WELLNESS
of the David Lynch Foundation

Tuesday, May 9, 2017 ∙ New York City

Proceeds will benefit the David Lynch Foundation's Center for Women's Health and Wellness, which teaches Transcendental Meditation to women and girls who are victims of domestic violence and assault.


2017 HUMANITARIAN AWARD HONOREES
The David Lynch Foundation is pleased to honor four Women of Vision with the David Lynch Foundation 2017 Humanitarian Award. The Humanitarian Award honors individuals or organizations who, through their wisdom, conviction, life experience, and resolve, are difference-makers in elevating members of our world family to new levels of health, prosperity, and progress.

Gisele Bündchen
Model, Entrepreneur and Environmentalist

Robin Roberts
Co-anchor, ABC's Good Morning America

Carolyn Rafaelian
Founder & CEO, ALEX AND ANI
Philanthropist, Charity by Design

Joni Steele Kimberlin
Filmmaker, Activist for Women and Children


2017 COURAGE AWARD HONOREE
Latoya Mack
Veteran and Artist, Abuse Survivor


EVENT HOST
Rosanna Scotto
Co-Host, Good Day New York


CLICK HERE to learn more about the honorees, and tickets to attend the event.


CENTER FOR WOMEN'S HEALTH AND WELLNESS
To help combat the epidemic of violence and assault against women and children, the David Lynch Foundation's Center for Women's Health and Wellness offers Transcendental Meditation, an evidence-based technique shown to heal and empower victims of abuse. The Center partners with leaders in the field of domestic violence and human trafficking in the U.S. and around the world to provide this technique to the women and children who need it most. Key findings from over 350 peer-reviewed studies include:

∙ Reduced flashbacks and bad memories
∙ Greater resistance to stress
∙ Twice the effectiveness of conventional approaches for reducing alcoholism and substance abuse among abuse survivors
∙ Decreased insomnia
∙ Twice as effective as other relaxation techniques for decreasing anxiety
∙ Improved quality of life

Copyright © 2017 David Lynch Foundation



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