In The Press

In the ever-evolving conversation surrounding gender-based violence, economic justice, and racial equity, The Warm Line stands out as a groundbreaking podcast that tackles these pressing issues head-on. 

On July 12, 2024, advocate and survivor Kiesha Preston took part in a landmark listening session hosted by the White House Gender Policy Council in collaboration with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Commemorating the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) 40th Anniversary: Supporting Pathways to Safety and Support for All Survivors

A Guest List That Rivals The Oscars at the First-Ever Caring for Women Dinner 

Women & Politics- The Politics of Survivors and Community Organizing to Impact Law 

Preston: Finding permanent solutions for gang violence in Roanoke city 

COVID-19 Has Created A Domestic Violence Problem — Here’s How You Can Help Right Now 

The Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women Dinner raises over $3 million for organizations committed to ending gender-based violence 

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drum Major For Justice Award Luncheon

‘We need everybody on board’: Skateboarders, roller skaters protest for racial equality 

Domestic Abuse Can Escalate In Pandemic 

Preston: Roanoke needs to respond to our housing crisis with compassion 

40 Under 40: Kiesha Preston

Women & Politics: Women Supporting Community & State Politics 

Bill inspired by Roanoke domestic violence victim passes Virginia legislature  

LOCAL HERO: Kiesha Preston – Single Mom, Activist And Advocate For The Marginalized 

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