West Hollywood Screens Domestic Violence Awareness Video
The Women's Advisory Board presents a short film to mark the end of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Women’s Issues
The City of West Hollywood is hosting a screening of the music video I Remember Nicole at the Women's Advisory Board meeting. The event serves as a conclusion to Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Why it matters
The project aims to empower survivors and victims of domestic abuse while highlighting resources available to those in need. It brings local focus to a widespread public health issue that persists across all demographics.
The music video has a duration of 4 minutes and was funded by the City of West Hollywood. It features a song co-written by Pat and Pete Luboff, performed by Hollie Cavanagh and Melodye Perry.
The players
Women's Advisory Board
This board advises the West Hollywood City Council on issues affecting women and facilitates community outreach events.
Renee Sotile
She is a filmmaker and director who co-directed the music video I Remember Nicole.
Mary Jo Godges
She is a director who worked on the production of the music video I Remember Nicole.
The details
Directed by Renee Sotile and Mary Jo Godges, the video serves as a creative tool for outreach and education. The public can view the screening during the televised Women's Advisory Board meeting held at the Council Chambers on San Vicente Boulevard.
Timeline
1981: First Day of Unity organized for domestic violence advocates.
1987: Domestic Violence Awareness Month began.
October 29, 2026: Screening of I Remember Nicole in West Hollywood.
Culture Shift
This screening reflects the broader societal movement of using multimedia art to de-stigmatize discussions around domestic violence. It aligns with the established framework of Domestic Violence Awareness Month to foster community engagement.
Residents can watch the film and discussion on Spectrum cable channel 10 or via the WeHoTV portal. This broadcast provides direct access to resources and information regarding support services for the local community.
The takeaway
Artistic projects remain a key component of public awareness campaigns regarding intimate partner violence. Residents are encouraged to utilize available digital broadcast channels to access educational content and support resources.
Further reading
Learn more about local advocacy and support at the Women’s Issues page.
More information
For support services and resources, visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WEHOonline.
