Subscribe to TOB Newsletter to stay informed on future Workshops/Events
aboutus
Our Story
Our story began when our founders, Giselle Bonilla and Kat Bonilla discovered firsthand, the lack of support and resources available for survivors of abuse who are BIPOC women in Boston, MA. They discovered the power of healing within a community, through the exchange of stories and community support. A path for healing was created for themselves and other women.
Inspired by the story of the Mirabal sisters, who worked with many communities in Kiskeya (the Dominican Republic) to stand up to their oppressor, they named Time of Butterflies after their story and what it represented. Time of Butterflies represents healing through the power of community.



Mission
Time Of Butterflies creates a supportive community that provides a healing space for BIPOC women.

Vision
We counter the experience of trauma with a sensitive and competent multidisciplinary response. We focus on community building, by providing a space for women to come together. We believe that the best healing happens within a community, and our goal is to provide resources, workshops and events to help improve the quality of life of BIPOC women affected by trauma.
