Bettie Williams-Watson

by Bettie Williams-Watson
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Bettie Williams-Watson is a trainer, speaker, advocate, community organizer and counselor, who has worked in the field of domestic violence for the past 18 years.Bettie is the Director of Advocacy Services for Northwest Family Life and the Founder/Executive Director of the award-winning Multi-Communities (M.I.C.) program.Multi-Communities addresses domestic, youth, and sexual violence in predominantly African American faith communities.Bettie appears in the video, Broken Vows:Religious Perspectives on Domestic Violence.

Bettie Williams-Watson Domestic Violence Trainer Bettie Williams-Watson is a trainer, speaker, advocate, community organizer and counselor, who has worked in the field of domestic violence for the past 18 years.Bettie is the Director of Advocacy Services for Northwest Family Life and the Founder/Executive Director of the award-winning Multi-Communities (M.I.C.) program.Multi-Communities addresses domestic, youth, and sexual violence in predominantly African American faith communities.Bettie appears in the video, Broken Vows:Religious Perspectives on Domestic Violence.

Bettie Williams-Watson was married to a minister.After suffering years of physical abuse, guilt, and humiliation she left and walked the long road to healing.She is a popular speaker and advocate in Seattle and has written poems, songs, and other art forms for those who experienced abuse and shame.

Bettie Williams-Watson

Bettie is a facilitator for Faith Trust Institute (formerly Center for the Prevention of Sexual and Domestic Violence).She has appeard in their training videos "Broken Vows" and "Wings of a Dove" and holds many workshops for domestic violence prevention in the Seattle, Washington metro area.Bettie is a survivor of domestic violence by her former husband who was a minister in the churches of Christ.

Bettie Williams-Watson, Executive Director

Bettie Williams-Watson Domestic Violence Trainer

Bettie Williams-Watson is a trainer, speaker, advocate, writer, community organizer and counselor, who has worked in the field of domestic and sexual violence, with both victim/survivors as well as in the treatment of perpetrators, for the past 20 years.She is currently the Founder/Director of the award-winning organization Multi-Communities (M.I.C.), which addresses domestic, youth, and sexual violence in predominantly African American faith communities.

Founder/Executive Director: Bettie Williams-Watson

Bettie Williams-WatsonDirector of Advocacy

About Bettie Williams-Watson

Bettie Williams-Watson is a faithful member of the Holgate Street Church of Christ in Seattle, Washington, and has been trainer, speaker, advocate, community organizer and counselor on relationship abuse for over 18 years.She is a trainer for the renowned Faith Trust Institute (www.faithtrustinstitute.org) and is the current Director of Advocacy Services for Northwest Family Life.She is also the Founder/Executive Director of Multi-Communities (M.I.C.), an award-winning abuse prevention program that serves predominantly African American faith communities in the Seattle area.Bettie has conducted over 950 trainings, seminars, and speeches at churches, social service agencies, professional conferences, colleges, middle and high schools, social clubs, and community organizations.She has developed and led clergy abuse and other victim support groups, organized city level abuse conferences, and produced abuse awareness radio programming.
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9:00 a.m. - Preparing a Peaceful Place (Bettie Williams-Watson)
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12:00 noon - Preserving the Peace (Bettie Williams-Watson)
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2:30 p.m. - I Think They Like Me: Peace for Teens (Ron Clark & Bettie Williams-Watson)
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9:30 a.m. - Women's Bible Class (Bettie Williams-Watson) and Men's Bible Class (Ron Clark)