In Her Shoes is back in stock!
For over 20 years, In Her Shoes: Living with Domestic Violence has helped communities come together to learn about domestic and sexual violence and our collective responsibility to address and…
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2021 Legislative Wins!
All WSCADV Priority Bills PASSED! The 2021 Washington State legislative session adjourned on April 25, marking the end of a truly historic session. WSCADV member programs identified community economic resilience…
Join Our Team! We are Hiring for Two Positions
WSCADV is hiring for two full-time positions: Communications Coordinator or Director (depending on skills/experience) – Job Description & Application Instructions. Send applications to max@wscadv.org. Housing Stability Coordinator or Strategist (depending on skills/experience)…
COVID-19 Immigrant Relief Fund Open for Applications
If you’re an immigrant experiencing financial challenges because of COVID-19 and you can’t get federal financial relief or unemployment insurance, you can now get help – a $1,000 direct payment…
Important Info on P-EBT Cards for Survivors of Abuse
On March 8, 2021 another round of pandemic debit cards (often referred to as P-EBT Cards) were sent to families who have children in free and reduced lunch programs. It…
Fatal Police Shootings Related to Intimate Partner Violence
The Washington State Domestic Violence Fatality Review (DVFR) keeps track of deaths related to intimate partner violence, including homicides, suicides, and people killed by police responding to domestic violence. Homicide…
Impact of COVID-19 on Domestic Violence Survivors
As we near the end of 2020, what have we learned about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting domestic violence survivors and their households? The pandemic has brought more isolation,…
We’re Hiring! Join WSCADV as an Administrative Specialist!
The Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence is hiring an Operations & Administrative Specialist. Come join us! This is an internal office support position and a great job for someone…
Washington COVID-19 Immigrant Relief Fund
If you’re an immigrant experiencing financial challenges because of COVID-19 and you can’t get federal financial relief or unemployment insurance, you can now get help – $1,000 direct payment, up…
Survivor Safety is Tied to Freedom and Options, Not Law and Order
Guest post co-authored by Doris O’Neal, Director, manages the Gender-Based Violence Specialized Services programs at the YWCA of Seattle/King/Snohomish and Judy Chen, Executive Director of the Washington State Coalition Against…