2016 Legislative Session Summary
[…] Unfortunately, our priority U-Visa certification bill (HB 2895) officially ‘died’ for this session with the passage of the budget, as it did not end up being incorporated into the final […]
[…] Unfortunately, our priority U-Visa certification bill (HB 2895) officially ‘died’ for this session with the passage of the budget, as it did not end up being incorporated into the final […]
[…] be heading into a long session (105 days) which means there is more time to pass bills and negotiate a brand new biennial budget for 2023-2025, with the fiscal year […]
[…] llegar a los hombres inmigrantes campesinos un mensaje de como poder participar y ayudar de manera más activa cuando sean testigos de abuso o acoso sexual en sus campos de trabajo.
This resource provides information for safety planning and tips for advocates.
A collection of practice guides designed to support decision-making by family court professionals involved in domestic abuse-related child custody matters.
[…] primary prevention of these forms of violence must begin early.” The CDC has published a new report with data from the 2011 National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey (NISVS). The […]
[…] deserve the support and resources we need to care for ourselves and our families. Our new film, Where You Are, We Are Here, uplifts the innovative partnership between community-based home […]
[…] unemployment insurance, you can now get help – a $1,000 direct payment – from the Washing ton Immigrant Relief Fund. You can apply online in Spanish, English, Chinese, Vietnamese, or Korean, […]
[…] domestic violence programs, we all have experience working with trauma. However, COVID-19 has introduced a new type of global trauma that not only impacts the survivors we work with but […]
[…] and policy advocacy increased community economic resilience, got cash to survivor households, and invested in new solutions to prevent violence. Read more Engaging the public Just three weeks into 2020, […]