Join the End Abuse Legal Services Team as we address specific advocacy issues related to health care access. Discussion will include topics such as confidentiality, screening and safety planning, abortion access and reproductive justice.

Join Diverse & Resilient’s Keira Kowal Jett, Reiko Ramos, and Nick Ross for a fresh look at “LGBTQ 101”.

Join Kathy Connolly and Michelle Ruhl-Ortiz from Harbor House to learn about traumatic brain injury among survivors of domestic abuse – a common but often overlooked injury.

The WI DOJ, End Abuse and WCASA are collaborating on this multiple-day training with both remote and in-person sessions. The training will provide victim advocates with a robust toolkit for becoming expert witnesses in sexual assault and domestic violence cases....

American Indians Against Abuse, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, and Brighter Days, of the Sokaogon Chippewa Community, Mole Lake Band would like you to join us in person, as we welcome keynote speaker Jeremy Nevilles-Sorell and Greg Grey Cloud from Wica Agli.

Join fellow advocates to review restraining order law in Wisconsin, using a question and answer discussion format.

Learn the basics of immigration law and the most common remedies – VAWA self-petitions, U visas, and T visas – that can help survivors to gain status in the US.

Join the End Abuse Legal Team for the new six-session Family Law Institute! Many victims and their children enter the family law system, with outcomes that are likely to have a critical impact on their future safety and wellbeing. Each Family Law Institute session builds upon the previous one; participants should plan to attend all six sessions.

This series for new advocates covers topics such as: Movement History, Dynamics of Interpersonal Violence, Trauma Sensitive Practices, Self-Care, Crisis Counseling, Safety Planning, Advocacy and Systems, Crime Victim Compensation, Confidentiality, and Challenging Our World Views.  We will build in time...

This session, designed for hearing advocates, builds on the foundations of “Understanding Domestic Violence in the Deaf Community” on March 9. Presenter Ana Price will walk participants through the steps they can take to be prepared in advance and able to respond quickly to the needs of their Deaf clients.