Hosted jointly by the YWCA Seattle - King - Snohomish, the Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence, King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office VAWA STOP Grant, the Washington State Office of Public Defense. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT HAS NEARLY REACHED CAPACITY. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ATTENDING, CONTACT LEA@ENDGV.ORGWHEN: October 17th 2024TIME: 11am to 4pm 11a - 3p Lunch, […]
Hosted by King County Sexual Assault Resource Center Workers are protected from sexual harassment and abuse in the workplace by federal, state and local laws. But many still find it difficult to actually report abuse and get support. This is particularly true for Latinx survivors, who face additional barriers such as language or fears of […]
The Coalition in collaboration with the King County Prosecutors Office hosts a quarterly gathering of legal system professionals, advocates, elected leaders, and community partners to discuss together regional responses to domestic violence. Our September meeting will focus on South King County resources and opportunities to connect with leaders from this part of our region.
Join us for an exclusive peek of our facility updates! Explore and learn about DAWN's programs, services, and community impact. 221 W Gowe St, Kent 98032
Presenters: Nikki Van Wagner, MA, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction & Ann Richey, MPH, University of Washington This webinar will share information about youth-centered and community-oriented strategies to prevent sexual violence among adolescent students. The Youth-centered Environmental Shift (YES!) Program shares recent research and lessons learned in Washington middle schools to enhance school-based primary […]
We're excited to welcome you back to the Westin Seattle for our Gala this year! Join us as we celebrate our 40th anniversary of defending and advancing immigrant rights in Washington State with delicious food and drinks, live music, a petite live auction, and inspirational stories from the community. Reconnect with friends past and present […]
Join us at our annual Community of Caring Luncheon to connect with the JFS family—friends, supporters, volunteers, and staff—and hear about our life-changing work in the community this year. Together, we can transform our world by extending kindness, dignity, and unwavering support to those who need it. A minimum donation of $180 per guest is […]
We will be joined by Camie Jae Goldhammer, MSW, LICSW, IBCLC (Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate) from Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services. Camie is a devoted leader for Indigenous families locally and nationally. In this presentation, she will discuss the power of unconditional community love as illustrated by Hummingbird Indigenous Family Services, a Native non-profit serving Native mothers and […]
Mother Nation is hosting Healing Together to honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Awareness Day Open to community and MMIP families Guest Speakers Margo Hill (Spokane Tribal Citizen, EWU Urban Planning Professor, Director of American Indian Studies) Darlene Gomez, Esq (Owner of the LAw Offices of Darlene Gomez, MMIWR Advocate, Representing 22 Families) Round Dance […]
Change Makers and Silence Breakers Celebration Join us on Thursday, April 25th for a family-friendly evening with our community, celebrating equity and justice for all survivors – and learn about exciting transitions and the progress that happened this year in the legislative chambers! This celebration and fundraiser is free and welcome to all who support our […]
Deconstructing Law & Order: SVUThursday, April 25, 5 p.m.Bellevue CollegeFREE, REGISTRATION REQUIRED Pop culture informs the way many people think about the experience of survivors in the legal system. KCSARC's prevention team separates the myths from reality in this fun and fast-paced event. Hosted in partnership with Bellevue College Health and Physical Education and Health […]
Join us virtually on Zoom as we educate and raise awareness about sexual assault. Wear your denim and pearls to show solidarity with survivors, challenge harmful attitudes, and promote a culture of respect and support. REWA's family law attorney will be presenting on sexual assault prevention. Zoom Meeting ID 641 091 8243
This workshop is designed for experienced interpreters. During this session, we will explore the concept of trauma and its impact on individuals. Specifically, we will examine traumas that are unique to the Deaf community and the interpreter’s responsibility in handling such situations with care. Additionally, we will delve into the fundamental principles of trauma-informed care […]
Join Neba (our community engagement manager) and Victoria (our social change advocate) in how to teach consent to your child from infancy to adulthood. We'll chat about what consent is, how it applies beyond romantic relationships into every day life, and how to develop a child's understanding and practice of it from a young age. […]
We are so excited to be returning to our in-person gala for the first time in five years! The theme will be, "Family Reunion: We Belong," and we will gather on March 30, 2024 at the Westin Seattle. There will be an option to join virtually and still participate in the auction.
API CHAYA 29th Annual Vigil API Chaya invites you to our 29th annual vigil, Kapwa: For Our Futures on March 7th, 2024 3pm-5pm atthe King County Courthouse Presiding Courtroom on the 9th floor.Every year, API Chaya hosts a vigil to honor lives ended by domestic and sexual violence. This vigilhonors the lives of Susana Remerata […]
New Beginnings has multiple programs to prevent teen dating violence. Three of their programsfocus on building youth leadership and capacity for peer education. Join us to learn more about how they're empowering teens to lead their own prevention work and what challenges their program experiences. Participants will learn more about adultism, the ways it shows […]
Be REAL : REsilient Attitudes & Living with Megan Kennedy, MA, LMHC and Kizz Prusia, MPA, University of Washington Resilience Lab The University of Washington’s Be REAL program is a campus community program that promotes the well-being and resilience of youth and college students. The group program is grounded in mindfulness, self-compassion, cognitive-behavioral coping strategies, […]
Presenter: Monica Schell, Harborview Abuse & Trauma Center In our society, fat people are discriminated against and looked down upon simply due to the size of their bodies. Fatphobia (the fear and hatred of fat people) is present in the medical field, the fashion industry, across levels of employment, education, interpersonal relationships, and is rooted […]
Support survivors of domestic violence by dining in or ordering out on Tuesday, December 5th at Mioposto Pizzeria's Ravenna location! 20% of all dine in *and* take out orders will go to New Beginnings, so mark your calendars and prepare to eat delicious food.
A FREE virtual 4 session series, chalk full of wisdom & practices on how we can holistically cultivate an adaptive and healthy relationship with our nervous systems, within our wildly intense ecosystems. Together we will explore the layers of our nervous system’s capacities, functions, & needs, via focusing on our learnable capacity to interrupt patterns […]
From the University of Washington HATC Education Forum This session will provide an overview of barriers to healthy relationships that people with intellectual and developmental disabilities face and look to break assumptions and misinformation about people’s ability to have healthy and fulfilling personal and sexual relationships. It will also provide guidance to disability support staff […]
Join Sexual Violence Law Center for our Lunch Matters CLE Training Series every third-Thursday of the month from 12-1:15pm. Attorneys, advocates, and anyone working to support survivors with safety needs are welcome.
A FREE virtual 4 session series, chalk full of wisdom & practices on how we can holistically cultivate an adaptive and healthy relationship with our nervous systems, within our wildly intense ecosystems. Together we will explore the layers of our nervous system’s capacities, functions, & needs, via focusing on our learnable capacity to interrupt patterns […]
Come celebrate with ADWAS for an evening of "Hope & Justice" as we continue supporting Survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault. This annual event is a time for our Community to come together and spark hope on the Journey of Healing.
