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.
A guide for survivors who have been involved in the family policing system and who want to advocate for change through storytelling.
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…
A table of domestic violence fatalities in Washington State by county, updated every 6 months.
A collection of tips and tools for domestic violence prevention work.
An introduction to domestic violence prevention
Do you care deeply about safe and stable housing for survivors? Are you committed to survivor-driven advocacy and listening to what survivors say they want and need? This paper is…
Building Dignity explores design strategies for domestic violence emergency housing. Thoughtful design dignifies survivors by meeting their needs for self-determination, security, and connection. The ideas here reflect a commitment to…
This resource details tangible ways to support victim defendants within community-based domestic violence programs, as well as the criminal legal system. The list was co-created by legal advocates participating in…
No matter where we’re from, what our families look like, or how much money we make, we all deserve the support and resources we need to care for ourselves and…
We launched the Advocacy Learning Community (ALC) in 2020-2022 when the world was on fire. We held virtual conversations with advocates, managers and directors to shape the learning community. We…