Thank you for your support!

The membership year is January 1 – December 31. The income the Coalition receives from membership dues is essential to its financial sustainability; however, no individual or organization will be denied membership because of inability to pay. Please contact us to arrange for a fee reduction or fee waiver.

Please review the Coalition’s mission and values.

COALITION MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

If you prefer to send in a check, you can download the paper form HERE.

Influence the Coalition’s Direction. As a CEGV Member, your organization plays an active role in shaping how the Coalition advances its mission across King County.

Voting Rights

Nominate and vote representatives to the Board of Directors who make key decisions that shape CEGV’s governance and priorities.

Strategic Input

Provide direct input into the Coalition’s strategic planning, budget, and policy direction.

Collaborative Advocacy & Systems Change. CEGV Members are essential partners in policy advocacy and systems coordination to address and prevent gender-based violence.

Regional Advocacy Platform

Help craft and advance CEGV’s annual policy priorities focused on housing, legal systems, healthcare, language access, and immigrant/refugee rights.

Policy Campaigns

Join coordinated efforts to influence local budget and policy.

Systems Engagement

Participate in cross-sector convenings with public systems (e.g. courts, human services, public health) to improve survivor access and equity.

 Centering Equity & Collective Power. Membership connects you to a coalition that unapologetically centers racial equity, survivor leadership, and the unique needs of BIPOC, immigrant, refugee, and LGBTQIA+ communities

Values-Aligned Advocacy

Collaborate on work that resists criminalization, amplifies underrepresented communities, and supports culturally rooted healing.

Community-Led Change

Join a coalition that reflects your organizational focus and leadership.

Cross-Issue Solidarity

Work alongside housing justice, disability justice, and language access advocates toward shared goals.

Member-Only Training & Support. With CEGV’s support, build your organization’s capacity with tailored training, technical assistance, and peer learning grounded in anti-oppression.

Free and Discounted Trainings

Access member-only training and in-person workshops on a range of topics including trauma-informed practices, anti-racism, survivor-centered care, and culturally specific advocacy.

Organizational Support

Receive technical assistance from CEGV staff in areas like coordinated entry, housing navigation, civil legal systems, and crisis response.

Peer Learning Spaces

Participate in facilitated spaces for BIPOC advocates, legal navigators, housing providers, and other peer cohorts.

Shared Resources and Community Building. CEGV membership fosters a strong, inclusive community of providers working in partnership for survivor justice.

Coalition Meetings

Attend monthly and/or quarterly Coalition meetings for updates, shared learning, and collective strategy building.

Resource Exchange

Share and access promising practices, funding opportunities, and survivor-centered materials.

Public Visibility

Be featured on CEGV’s member directory and included in public outreach and awareness campaigns.

Organization Membership dues are determined by your annual program or organizational budget.