Father Engagement Tool
Experienced home visitors know that engaging fathers around parenting can open the door to important conversations about relationships. But when a father is using coercive or abusive behavior, it can…
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Domestic Violence Counts: Census Reports
This research conducted by the National Network to End Domestic Violence is a summary of the data provided by domestic violence programs about services they delivered to domestic violence survivors and their…
2024 Legislative Session Summary
The 2024 Washington State legislative session adjourned on March 7, 2024. Our priorities included: Learn more about some of the proposals passed that will have an impact on survivors in our…
Fatalities by County – Updated every 6 months
A table of domestic violence fatalities in Washington State by county, updated every 6 months.
WSCADV Guide to Legislative Advocacy
A guide for engaging in Washington state legislative advocacy.
2023 Legislative Session Summary
The 2023 Washington State legislative session adjourned on April 24, marking the end of its first hybrid session. Our top priority was a joint $132 Million budget request with other…
Advocacy Learning Community: Takeaways from Year Two
Building on last year’s takeaways in the Advocacy Learning Community (ALC), we focused on taking care of advocates who support survivors in their communities. ALC members connected with others doing…
Advocates and Home Visitors: An Innovative Partnership in Action
Innovative Partnership pilots between community-based home visiting programs and domestic violence/sexual abuse advocates supporting families experiencing coercion and abuse.
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.
2023 Legislative Session Guide
The 2023 state legislative session starts on January 9, 2023. Our top priority this session is a joint $132 Million budget request with other crime victim services organizations, and we’d…