Elizabeth Freeman Center

Berkshire County’s 24/7 domestic and sexual violence crisis center is moving its headquarters within Pittsfield, Massachusetts.

The 24/7 domestic violence and sexual assault crisis center that serves Berkshire County is preparing for its first new leader since 2008 to take over operations later this month.

An interview with Janis Broderick.

A fundraiser for a Berkshire County organization that offers 24/7 services for domestic and sexual violence survivors brought a procession through downtown Pittsfield, Massachusetts Tuesday night.

Berkshire County’s 24-hour domestic and sexual violence crisis center kicks off its fall fundraiser Sunday night.

The Berkshire County District Attorney’s Office launched a new Domestic Violence High Risk Team Thursday. A warning to listeners – this story contains a…

The Elizabeth Freeman Center is Berkshire County’s 24/7 resource for people experiencing domestic abuse and sexual assault. From September 8th to the…

The Elizabeth Freeman Center is the 24/7 domestic violence program and rape crisis center for Berkshire County, with offices in North Adams, Pittsfield,…

Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito was in Pittsfield on Friday, announcing over $900,000 in grant allocations for youth programming aimed at…

The annual Walk A Mile fundraiser for the Elizabeth Freeman Center will take center stage tonight at the last Third Thursday of the season in Pittsfield,…