This is the 1st training in a six-part Restraining Order Series that 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 trainings based on advocates’ most common questions.  

We are excited to announce that the 2022 Teen Summit is being planned as an in-person event! We can’t wait to be in space with everyone at this upcoming Teen Summit, which will be from 6/12/22 – 6/14/22 at the Kalahari Resorts in Wisconsin Dells!

On November 30, the Community of Care will host a panel discussion with five outstanding advocates! The panel will talk about what they have learned working with survivors of trafficking, what partnerships and collaborations are critical in the work, and answer questions from the group.

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

Join us for a virtual viewing and discussion of the short film, Surviving with Wild Tongues! Participation fulfills the 2021 DCF training requirement for Wisconsin domestic abuse program staff, which must be completed by December 31, 2021.

Providing a safe, non-judgmental space for participants to be with others who have experienced the loss of a loved one due to domestic violence homicide.

Providing a safe, non-judgmental space for participants to be with others who have experienced the loss of a loved one due to domestic violence homicide.

End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault, in collaboration with Urban Triage, welcome domestic violence and sexual assault advocates across WI to monthly training sessions with Brandi Grayson.

Join us for our 6th Annual Soar Above Gala in support of domestic abuse survivors. This online event will address the grim realities of domestic violence while holding essential space for accessing the joy we collectively need, deserve, and work towards as part of the anti-violence movement.

This training will help advocates build their capacity for supporting families whose wounds from childhood trauma often drive behavior, feelings, and attitudes into adulthood and play a powerful role in parenting.