CBS Boston 9/27/14: Performance Raises Awareness Of Teen Dating Violence To Honor Wayland Victim. A performance to draw attention to teen dating violence was presented in Lexington Saturday in honor of Lauren Astley, the Wayland teen who was killed in 2011 by her ex-boyfriend Nathaniel Fujita. Lauren’s father, Dr. Malcolm Astley, took part in the performance of “Break the Silence” at Jonas Clarke Middle School in Lexington.
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Poster Campaign: Posters4Lauren
We are delighted to offer three new and exciting poster sets for placement in high-visibility locations at colleges/universities, high schools and middle schools, and other organizations.
48 Hours: Breakup Violence Documentary “Loved to Death”
Boston Globe: Parents of slain teen dedicated to ending dating violence
Boston Globe Front Page, Bella EnglishPreventing Breakup Violence
Broadside: Jim BraudeBeautiful Children’s Book
Mr. Astley's Blueberries
All royalties from the sale of this book will be donated to the Lauren Dunne Astley Memorial Fund.-
The board of the Lauren Dunne Astley Memorial Fund is greatly appreciative of the pro bono legal services of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C and of ML Strategies for advice and research.
