Join us for this virtual convening to learn about key resources, promising practices in advocacy, and the enactment and implementation of recent legislation (such as the Take It Down Act), as well as other efforts nationally and globally to prevent and address online abuse.

Presenters model how to lift up all women experiencing violence by sharing their innovative solutions to protect Latina and African immigrant women, grounded in community realities.

Presenters include experts on the coordinated community response that integrates the realities of harm to all survivors, including women of color and marginalized communities, and offer ideas to address multiple systemic oppressions.

Learn about the importance of bringing survivor-advocacy organizations, law enforcement, judicial personnel, and other agencies together to work to address gender-based violence in their communities through a survivor-centered approach.

This workshop will explore the model of Coordinated Community Response (CCR), a survivor-informed intervention model that was developed in Duluth, Minnesota designed to coordinate agency responses to violence against women and girls.

This workshop will explore the model of Coordinated Community Response (CCR), emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach to domestic violence, working closely with survivors, advocates and justice agencies to create policies and response protocols that prioritize survivor safety and offender accountability.

Join our esteemed panel addressing gender based violence in conflict situations, including current hot spots Ethiopia, Haiti and Ukraine, to hear about their work advocating for women’s human rights and how the international community can support survivors and respond to gender-based violence in conflict areas.

Join CPI and the MOSAIC team to discuss a whole-of-society approach to prevent and address gender-based violence that includes multiple pathways to safety, justice, and healing.

This panel discussion underscores the need for a holistic, cross-sectoral approach to ending gender-based violence (GBV).

This webinar will provide an overview of the NCIC POF, examining its contents and detailing how Criminal Justice Agencies across the United States and its territories can use it effectively.

Panel features formerly incarcerated survivors discussing how advocacy organizations can center and support their leadership in anti-domestic violence work.

This course teaches DV advocates foundational knowledge and tools to support survivors navigating the child support system as an avenue for greater financial stability.