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…
We are heartbroken to share the passing of our beloved board member, Neelam Khaki. Neelam served as a member and officer on the Coalition’s board for three terms, bringing a…
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and at the Coalition we’re recognizing both the impact of sexual violence in our communities and the work happening every day to support survivors…
We stand in solidarity with Dolores Huerta and with all survivors of sexual violence who have come forward to share their experiences, often at great personal cost, as well as…
We’re honored to share that WSCADV is now serving as Washington’s federally recognized sexual assault coalition. This recognition marks an important step in strengthening survivor services across our state. For…
Advocates warn that without budget action, survivors will face closed doors, unanswered phones, and permanent loss of services FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OLYMPIA, February 9 — Advocates across Washington are urging…
Whether in our homes or on the street, we believe that everyone should be safe. We are horrified by the recent killing of Alex Pretti by Border Patrol officers in…
Advocates don’t need to wait to find out whether a survivor is worried about their immigration status. Share immigration safety options with every survivor who is eligible for your services,…
Domestic violence is never a “little fight.” For adults and children living with domestic or sexual violence, it means fear, destroyed childhoods, and too often, death. Minimizing abuse or blaming…
Everyone should be able to make their own choices about their body. Sometimes in abusive relationships, a partner will try to control or hinder decisions especially around reproductive health. For example,…
