Learn about legal issues affecting immigrant survivors, including language access, courtroom interpretation, public benefits, and impacts of immigration status in family law cases.

For the April 5th session of Transformative in Action: a quarterly convening of Advocates & Multi-Disciplinary Teams, we will explore opportunities to empower survivors and our communities toward economic liberation.

This five-part Restraining Order Series delivers interactive, virtual training that takes an in-depth look at each topic using an advocacy-focused lens. End Abuse’s Legal Services Team developed these sessions based on advocates’ most common questions. 

If you are new to advocacy, we invite you to join us this February for the Foundations of Advocacy five-session series.

Join to better understand how the law defines disability, how to navigate disability benefits, the process to apply, and what the requirements for disability benefits are. 

This introduction to Basic Restraining Orders in Wisconsin will introduce advocates to the restraining order process, role of the advocate, and how to assist survivors in filing.  

Joining in the 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence, 4W STREETS and End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin invite you to a virtual conversation with author Jasmine Conway.

The Teen Summit, developed by and for youth, brings together youth, parents, educators, activists, and mentors to learn about individual and community healing, anti-violence work centering those most impacted, and imagining violence-free futures.

Many families who seek our help have lived through multiple traumatic experiences in which domestic abuse has been prominent. The wounds of childhood trauma often drive behavior, feelings, and attitudes into adulthood, and play a powerful role in parenting. This training will help domestic abuse program staff build their capacity for supporting families. 

Learn the basics of serving as domestic violence expert witnesses in criminal and family law cases in Wisconsin.