Athletes As Leaders Curriculum Training (Team Up Washington)
Athletes As Leaders (AAL) is a leadership program designed for high school-aged girls' teams. This session covers how to run the curriculum and support your athletes through it.
Athletes As Leaders (AAL) is a leadership program designed for high school-aged girls' teams. This session covers how to run the curriculum and support your athletes through it.
Coaching Boys Into Men (CBIM) is a leadership program designed for high school-aged boys' teams. This session covers how the curriculum works and how to lead the sessions with your athletes.
Join us for an upcoming Child Support 101 webinar for DV Advocates presented by Karla Cortez (WSCADVSA) and Tom Atkinson (Division of Child Support). In each webinar we cover the basics of how survivors can access child support collection through DCS (the Department of Child Support) such as: -How receiving child support can help a…
Violence prevention starts with something every community already has: people who care. When people connect, collaborate, and work toward a shared vision of well-being, they create the conditions for safety, belonging, and thriving communities. In this interactive workshop, we'll explore how to talk about domestic and sexual violence prevention in ways that are accessible, empowering,…
Team Up Washington invites coaches, athletic directors, DV/SA prevention advocates, and community leaders to the official launch of the Team Up Washington Excellence initiative. Join us Friday, October 16, 2026 from 4:00 - 8:00 pm at the Central Spokane Library. Held in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, this free event unveils the new CHAMP…
Keep the momentum going following WSCADV's annual conference in Yakima by joining us on September 30th from 9:00 am - 2:00 pm! During our time together, we will explore what prevention looks like in the aftermath of harm. What does restoration look like in practice rather than theory? How can prevention practitioners support accountability while…
Registration is now open for the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault annual conference! Join advocates, survivors, and allies from across the state for learning, connection, and community. The conference will feature a range of speakers, workshops, and sessions on a variety of topics, including advocacy skills, policy, prevention, connection, and more.…
Save the date for a virtual training with the Northwest Immigrant Rights Project What Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Advocates Need to Know About Representing Immigrant Survivors of Violence in 2026 Experienced NWIRP legal staff will provide training and updates on: Registration Coming Soon
The school year is upon us which means school-based, youth-focused prevention programming is about to pick up again! The process of getting your curriculum ready for another school year, doing outreach, and scheduling groups can often feel a bit daunting, but it doesn't have to! Join WSCADV / SA prevention staff and preventionists from across…
SAVE THE DATE! Let's go back to basics! Join WSCADV / SA and preventionists from a wide range of programs as we discuss the ins and outs of prevention work. While this trainingwill be especially beneficial for new preventionists or advocacy staff wanting to learn more about prevention, we also invite more seasoned preventionists to…
Join Liz Uchitelle, WSCADV’s Legal Advocacy Program Coordinator, for a space to connect with fellow legal advocates and share what’s happening in your programs. These calls offer opportunities to exchange ideas, hear updates, identify emerging patterns, and stay connected with others doing this important work across Washington.
Immigration Update from NWIRP May 21, 2026 / Actualizaciones Migratorias de NWIRP 21 de mayo, 2026 Join Northwest Immigrant Rights Project for recent immigration related updates. NWIRP will share the information in English from 5:00 PM to 5:45 PM, followed by the same updates in Spanish from 5:45 PM to 6:30 PM. Please join at…
Come join us to learn about the evidence-based Domestic Violence Housing First model, a practice to improve survivor housing stability through survivor-driven, trauma-informed, mobile and community advocacy paired with flexible financial assistance. Together we'll explore how Housing First was developed to serve to the unique needs of survivors, and how we can apply these theories…
Join the WSCADV / SA Prevention Team and Preventionists from across WA state for the May 18th, 2026 Gender-Based Violence Prevention Collaborative! We'll have the opportunity to hear from the prevention team at New Beginings! They're doing some really amazing and comprehensive prevention work and we can't wait to have them as a our featured…
This training session is for executive directors or program directors of community-based DV and/or SA survivor services organizations in WA state. Join your peer directors from around the state, WSCADV staff, DSHS and OCVA program managers in critical discussions led by Nan Stoops. We will talk about service requirements (aka DV WAC and SA standards)…
Join us for a full-day training bringing together legal advocates from across Washington State. This workshop offers an opportunity to hear legal updates from WSCADV/SA and the Sexual Violence Law Center, connect with fellow advocates, and participate in interactive skill-building exercises. Lunch will be provided.
Aviso: ¡esto se ha reprogramado para el 29 de abril! Únase a nosotros el miércoles 29 de abril para Advocacy 102, presentado en español! Join us Wednesday, April 29th for Advocacy 102 in Spanish! Abogacía/Intercesión 102 está dirigido a intercesores/defensores y supervisores con dos o más años de experiencia en violencia doméstica. Muchos de ustedes…
Advocacy 102 is for advocates and managers that have been in DV work for two or more years. Many of you have participated in Advocacy for Rookies 101, so let’s take our skills to the next level and talk about Advocacy 102. In this training we will cover screening and intake, best practices, de-escalation in…
Are you a brand-new advocate? This training is for you! Advocacy for Rookies is an in-depth, interactive training for domestic violence advocates, with facilitators Blanca McCreary-Ortega and Sarah Kendall. Whether you volunteer or are paid, if you work in a shelter or a community office, do system-based advocacy or community organizing for prevention - if you…
Join us for a Financial Management Webinar! This session will provide an overview of activities such as separation of duties, cost allocation, timesheets, financial reports, budgeting, amendments, internal controls, and more. Participants will have access to pre-created tools to help demystify the non-profit finance model and get a solid handle on the 1,000-piece puzzle that…