If you or a loved one are experiencing domestic violence & need assistance, use this map to find your local hotline. If you're outside of California, call the National DV Hotline to get resources in your area 1-800-799-SAFE(7233) or TTY 1-800-787-3224. https://t.co/tHIkHSvaUl
We’re excited to introduce Krista Colón, MPP, Executive Director at @EndingDVinCA as one of our speakers for our online summit, 5 Years Forward: Progress and Partnership at the Intersection of Child Welfare and Domestic Violence.
Register here: https://t.co/APFZKGozB5
In honor of #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth, CalVCB hosted a Domestic Violence Victim Services State Agency Resource Panel that highlighted direct insights from experts on vital programs designed to support victims. Thank you to those who joined us yesterday.
Happy #PurpleThursday from the Partnership! We wear purple in solidarity of survivors of domestic and intimate partner violence and to not only spread awareness, but to remind us to take action toward ending violence.
Firearms are the leading weapon in domestic violence homicides. In California, DV calls involving guns rose 80% from 2019–2021.
Join us Oct 23, 12–1 p.m., for a free webinar on how CA’s protection orders help prevent firearm-related 🔗https://t.co/s8DPpUfkWN
Thank you @CAgovernor for signing #SB590(@SenMariaEDurazo) and for your continued leadership on Paid Family Leave!
This is a huge victory for Californians who care for their chosen and extended families! CA #PaidLeave program continues to be a model for the rest of the country
🚨 Support survivors of violence & call Congress NOW! Threats to federal funding due to a govt. shutdown have immediate & severe consequences for survivors, the programs they rely on, and the advocates who help them. Congress must protect these lifesaving services. #FundSafetyNow
@MAGAWarriorGirl@ASPCA@GavinNewsom Thank you for reaching out to the Partnership. We do not provide direct client services. I recommend calling law enforcement and/or a local organization who may be able to assist. You can find a resource list here -- https://t.co/aFKuK5p3hj .
When you see coverage of dv in your community does it include the voices of survivors in a trauma informed manner?
We’re offering a training that centers survivors of sexual & domestic violence who want to connect their story to create change. More info: https://t.co/myzVoYzv4f
If you are a survivor of domestic violence, we want to hear about your experiences accessing services to help improve services in your communities and across CA.
If you’re safe & comfortable sharing, please complete this anonymous and confidential survey. https://t.co/Qs4z7AsTsF
ICE raids are having a chilling effect on domestic violence shelters across the country.
Six organizations tell Mother Jones that, thanks to Donald Trump's mass deportation efforts, survivors are afraid to seek help. https://t.co/EymDco4Ibf
Tell @CAgovernor to approve $100 million in funding to support survivors. We had some of our advocates explain the consequences if survivor services aren't funded: 🧵 1/10
"Victims in this area already travel 3 hours in the aftermath of a sexual assault to receive the medical forensic care they deserve. Closing will not only further the distance survivors face accessing lifesaving services, but it will likely end the road to recovery altogether." 9