Child Support 101
[…] to request language interpretation for this webinar is April 13. We are not able to guarantee interpreters for any registrants that come in after that date. This webinar will have […]
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What We Need Now! Understanding Needs of GBV Preventionists in Washington State
[…] language interpretation for this Zoom meeting is November 21, 2022. We are not able to guarantee interpreters for any registrants that come in after that date. This webinar will have […]
Child Support 101
[…] request language interpretation for this webinar is November 8, 2022. We are not able to guarantee interpreters for any registrants that come in after that date. This webinar will have […]
The Gift of Peace
During the holiday season, Jacksons Food Stores mobilize their customers to “Give the Gift of Peace.” Washington State donations help us here at WSCADV in our work to prevent domestic…
Running a Shelter with Minimal Rules
[…] What makes minimal rules work? Survivor centered advocacy and conversation are valued over rule en forcement. Staff seeks to create conversations rather than impose consequences. Rules have a clear connection […]
Homeless Service Workers in Washington State May Be Eligible for a $4000 Stipend
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 […]
Survivor-Driven, Trauma-Informed, Mobile Advocacy
Survivor-driven, trauma-in formed advocacy means working in partnership with survivors. Advocacy is focused on safety and supporting survivors to rebuild control over their lives. Survivors lead the process, choose their […]
Prepare Your Organization
[…] paper highlights voices from the field. How to adapt the Housing First approach to work for survivors. Note that we’ve learned a lot since this article was first published but […]
Advocacy Learning Community: Takeaways from Year One
[…] people working at our programs to connect and reflect deeply that was not a traditional training format yet would still be a place to learn and be challenged. This was […]
MoneyTalk: Taxes
[…] they aren’t racking up fines. We will also talk about what to know about taxes for survivors working in the gig economy (rideshare and other app-based services). You might even […]