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February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and Black History Month! It’s a month for love, justice and action.

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WSCADV increases survivors’…

  • Options – to live safely and independently from an abusive partner
  • Freedom – to make their own choices
  • Connection – to be listened to and believed in their communities

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February: A Month for Love, Justice, and Action

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February is a month of love—a time to celebrate relationships, community, and care. It’s also a time to honor Black history and the leaders who have shaped movements for justice…

WSCADV is Hiring for an Economic Justice Coordinator!

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Our Economic Justice Coordinator position is responsible for leading the Economic Justice Project to advance survivor households’ safety, freedom, and options. This position plays an important role in contributing to…

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