This webinar will examine the difficulties in understanding and communicating from varied cultural standpoints. Issues that may confuse or interfere with the healing intent of domestic abuse, sexual assault and shelter programs will be considered. We will include a question and answer session with panelists who are experienced in bridging tribal and nontribal advocacy.

Participants will leave this presentation with an understanding of the development of the MMIW WI Task Force while looking at the many issues that lead up to the larger problem of MMIWG2S, such as Human Trafficking. They will also hear from allies and organizers who will share examples of good allyship, collaboration, ways to engage, and current solutions grassroots organizations are implementing now.

Join us for a revealing examination of cultural trauma responses of Native Americans in Wisconsin. This webinar offers a multi-tribal and personal overview including tragedy and resilience, with guest presenters appearing alongside CJ Doxtater, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin’s Aging and Outreach Director.

Tracy Plamann (Harbor House Community Education Coordinator) and Cody Warner (End Abuse LGBTQ & Youth Program Director) will facilitate two series of remote sessions for a limited number of advocates. Registration for this training is closed.

Our 5th Annual Soar Above fundraiser will be our first ever non-event, a virtual fundraising day in conjunction with the release of the 20th Anniversary edition of our Annual Homicide Report and as a gateway to Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October. We invite you to stay home & support our work - because in 2020, the best way to show up is to stay home.

This webinar begins the series Bridging Tribal and Non-Tribal Advocacy, presented together by American Indians Against Abuse, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, WCASA, and the WI Department of Children and Families. This series of five Zoom Webinars will share the often...

Experts from Diverse & Resilient will be addressing the violence youth are facing in homophobic/transphobic homes during these times of social distancing and more time at home. It will also address the link to intimate partner violence young people may witness within families. 

This session is designed for new advocates at domestic abuse programs, who will assist victims to obtain restraining orders. Registration for this training is closed.

Our Fall Foundations of Advocacy is a series of interactive remote sessions designed for advocates who are new to domestic abuse programs. Registration for this training is closed.

Join Jennifer Johnson (RISE Law Center Associate Attorney) & Jeni Haddad (Family Support Center Domestic Violence Program Director) and fellow advocates to review restraining order law in Wisconsin, using and question and answer discussion format.