The Road to Repair: Restorative Justice in the Aftermath of Serious Violence and Harm
In this webinar, a panel of restorative justice and community-based practitioners share the models they use to support accountability and healing after violence.
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Domestic Violence Housing First Program Assessment Tool
Questionnaire to assess program readiness for incorporating more flexible, survivor-driven services as part of a Domestic Violence Housing First program model.
Toolkit
Welcome to the Domestic Violence Housing First Toolkit! Domestic violence is a leading cause of homelessness for women and children. Domestic violence and homelessness are deeply connected and stable housing […]
Demonstration Project
[…] with stars in King, Grant, Benton, and Yakima counties to mark the following programs: Lifewire, New Beginnings, Northwest Network of BLTG Survivors of Abuse, Interim Community Development Association in the […]
“Owning Your Story & Claiming Your Power” Survivor Guide Release Webinar
[…] experiences of abuse and the child welfare system Join us for the release of our new guide for domestic violence survivors who want to share their stories and hear from […]
Prepare for the 2023 Washington State Legislative Session with our Guide!
[…] 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 […]
Owning Your Story and Claiming Your Power: Talking about Domestic Violence and Child Protective Services
A guide for survivors who have been involved in the family policing system and who want to advocate for change through storytelling.
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 […]
Where You Are, We Are Here: Home Visitors and Advocates Partnering to Support Survivors and Families to Thrive
[…] or how much money we make, we all deserve the support and resources we need to care for ourselves and our families. Our film, Where You Are, We Are Here, […]
Advocacy for Rookies: Fall 2022 (Session 4 of 4)
[…] a community office, you do system-based advocacy or community organizing for prevention, if you are new to this work, this training is for you. WSCADV Member Programs and Associates can […]