Everyone should be free to make decisions about their body and their family, and experience sexuality without violence, coercion, or external control. We address the link between reproductive and sexual coercion and violence against women and girls. Learn more about the Reproductive Justice project.
“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,…
Credit: Repeal Hyde Art Project Because Washington State recognizes that “people have the right to choose or refuse to have an abortion,” state-regulated health plans are required to provide abortion…
Domestic violence is all too common among young pregnant and parenting women, but support can be hard to come by. That’s why WSCADV is bringing together Home Visiting programs (support…
We don’t want to go backwards. Repealing the Affordable Care Act or changing the Medicaid program puts millions of women at risk. Where you live makes all the difference—Washington State…
WSCADV asked teens how we should talk about emergency contraception and birth control. This is what they said.
NEW! The Enlace Project: Practice Guidelines for Working With Latin@ Pregnant and Parenting Survivors: An Integrated Approach to Intimate Partner Violence and Reproductive & Sexual Coercion. WSCADV and WCSAP joined…
