Refuse To Abuse® is a partnership between the Seattle Mariners and the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence to take a stand against domestic violence and promote healthy, respectful relationships. Learn more about the Refuse To Abuse® project.
The Seattle Mariners will host a Refuse To Abuse® Game Day for Domestic Violence Prevention on Sunday, June 16th at T-Mobile Park, marking 28 years of partnership with the Washington…
The Seattle Mariners will host the twelfth annual Refuse To Abuse® 5K next week as they celebrate an incredible 27 years of partnership with the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic…
The Seattle Mariners and Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence will host their tenth annual Refuse To Abuse® 5K this weekend as they celebrate an incredible 25 years of partnership with the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence (WSCADV). The 5K…
For the health and safety of all involved, we are shifting this year’s Refuse To Abuse® 5K to something we can do while social distancing. What’s a virtual 5K? Participants…
We are thrilled to announce that WSCADV launched Team Up Washington today, in partnership with the Harborview Center for Sexual Assault & Traumatic Stress and LifeWire. The new initiative is…
This morning, the Seattle Times published “Three Mariners execs faced workplace complaints; three women received settlements.” Sexual harassment and the objectification of women is unacceptable. The #MeToo movement has raised…
We are thrilled to announce that our 7th annual Refuse To Abuse® 5k at Safeco Field has sold out! Thank you to everyone who has signed up to join us…
“Running Saved My Life” Annual Refuse To Abuse® 5k helped domestic violence survivor heal a lifetime of trauma. This article originally appeared in the Mariners Magazine. Reprinted by permission of…
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Together we raised an incredible amount of awareness and over $130,000 for domestic violence prevention.
