“Domestic violence is about power and control, and many abusers choose to weaponize a partner’s bodily autonomy and reproductive choices as tools of violence. Reproductive coercion, a form of interpersonal violence,…
We want you! The WSCADV Board of Directors is looking for community members and folks from our member programs to run for election to our board. We are seeking nominees who can…
On February 2, 2023, a three-judge panel of the federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the federal prohibition on gun possession for people subject to domestic violence civil…
Survivors rely on resources like Apple Health (Medicaid) for the health and wellbeing of themselves and their children, but updates to the renewal process mean that survivor households could lose…
June is the season for celebrating pride, queer love, and being our true selves. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Two-Spirit folks have always been leaders in the movements against violence and towards…
Please note: We are no longer accepting applications for this position. Thank you for your interest! Come join our great staff team! This position focuses on supporting the Executive Director…
The 2023 Washington state legislative session came to an end last month and the legislature and Governor allocated an additional $50.8 million for domestic violence and other crime victim services to…
On May 5 and for the first week of May, we remember the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIW) and commit to action. Tribal member programs and Native…
April marks Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month and we’re standing with our allies in the sexual assault services field because we’re in the same struggle. Gender-based violence, whether it’s…
The Working Families Tax Credit is a new cash payment of up to $1,200 for low to moderate income people in Washington and applications are open now! People with and…
