FORCE TEAM UP TO PROTECT WOMEN   

The Pittsburgh Force (www.pittsburghforce.net) is proud to announce it's partnership between the Force and the Women's Center of Beaver County. The announcement came on local radio station WBVP AM 1230 with morning talk show host Gary West ( see attached picture). Jill Marsilio-Colonna represented the Women's Center and Pittsburgh Force Center Dana (Rudy) Horn were on hand for the interview.  

The Force is a new women's full contact football team that will play their games at Ambridge's Moe Rubenstein Stadium. The Force is a member of the Women's Football Alliance (www.wfafootball.com). The team consists of a dynamic group of individuals with diverse cultural and education backgrounds who want to inspire and educate people with our commitment to our sport, our families and our community.  

The Women's Center of Beaver County offers various services to women and their children. The Center's mission is based on the firm belief that all individuals have the right to live free from violence, the Women's Center is committed to promoting safety and independence with the goal to reduce and eliminate the causes and effects of abuse.  The Center strives to educate the public and to provide shelter, counseling, support, advocacy, and education to victims and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.