Domestic violence is preventable. We provide tools and resources to help individuals, organizations, and communities play a role in stopping this violence before it starts. Learn more about the Preventing Violence project.
Join WSCADV and preventionists from across the state for the June Gender-Based Violence Prevention Collaborative meeting! The collaborative is a space for connection, community-building, learning and resource-sharing, and collaboration.
February is a month of love—a time to celebrate relationships, community, and care. It’s also a time to honor Black history and the leaders who have shaped movements for justice…
Many of us are doing prevention in communities where the socio-political framework may differ from our prevention approaches. How do we: Join us as we explore these questions on Wednesday,…
Hello Coaches, Athletic Directors, Advocates and Allies! We’re excited to be bringing the Winter Sports train the trainer event virtually to expand the reach of our evidence based violence prevention…
Teen dating violence prevention starts with youth power! Young people, especially people of color, queer and trans folks, and folks from economically struggling communities know how to lead the way…
Were you super busy in 2022 and didn’t get a chance to attend the two needs assessments we held then? Not to worry, one final opportunity to let us know…
Are you a preventionist who is tired of the dance with school administrators and educators to gain access to their students to bring them what they know they need/want? Have…
Train the Trainer Event for New Anti-Hazing InitiativeCome join Team Up Washington on Saturday, May 20th as we engage the Northwest corner of our state with the newest lesson in…
Are you a youth coach or athletic director looking for evidence-based team leadership development? Come get certified in Athletes As Leaders and Coaching Boys Into Men. These excellent programs can…
We’ve all been surviving a long three years of pandemic which has created massive need for survivors and their families and our communities. We know that many of you have…
