No matter where we’re from, what our families look like, or how much money we make, we all deserve the support and resources we need to care for ourselves and…
Quick Facts Domestic violence program staff may be eligible for a stipend of up to $4,000! Individuals apply on their own, and applications for the 1st of two rounds are…
The 2023 legislative session is right around the corner! Each year, the state legislature convenes on the second Monday of January for either 60 days (even-numbered years) or 105 days…
Our nation is in a time of seemingly endless upheaval and change. Over the past few months, communities around Washington have held the joy and celebration of Juneteenth, Pride Month,…
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 bring…
One of the biggest risk factors for experiencing domestic violence is having limited financial resources, which can entrap people in abusive relationships and make it harder to find safety and…
Every survivor deserves the right to make decisions about their bodies and lives, free from violence, coercion, and control from abusive partners or unjust laws. The U.S. Supreme Court draft…
7/18/2022 update: Please note that we are no longer accepting applications for this position. This position will lead public policy strategy, advance WSCADV priorities through legislative and funding advocacy, and…
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…
The 2022 Washington State legislative session adjourned on March 10, marking the end of another historic virtual session. WSCADV member programs identified continuation of domestic violence services and affordable housing…
