Due to the current health situation, and to protect the safety and well-being of all our programs, this event has been canceled.

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.

This training has been canceled due to the public health crisis. These events will instead take place in 2021; check our website's Events page for updates.

This training has been canceled due to the public health crisis. These events will instead take place in 2021; check our website's Events page for updates.

Historically, domestic violence programs grew out of the battered women’s movement and were designed to address the needs of women survivors. While today we understand that victimization occurs across the gender spectrum, we may remain particularly ill-equipped to address the...

Registration is at capacity for this training. If you are registered but unable to attend, please contact Megan at megans@endabusewi.org so we can accommodate others who may be interested in attending.

This 1.5 day statewide gathering of statewide sexual assault, domestic violence, and tribal directors will cover topics of how our work fits into the larger social change arena, as well as confidentiality and serving minors. It is co-hosted by AIAA, End Abuse, and WCASA.

Please join us at this year’s Southeast RAD (regional advocate day for training), a free training designed for folks working in gender-based violence.  We will be at the Dr. John Bryant Community Center in Racine on October 4.  This year, we are honored to feature Kathy Flores of Diverse & Resilient and Milly Gonzales of HELP of Door County. 

Different systems focus on different aspects of trafficking; one system cannot adequately address the problem and no services are designed to meet all the needs of trafficking victims. How do domestic abuse programs fit into this picture? Today we are...

During the 2019 Western RAD, we will split the day into two topics - Homicide Prevention & LGBTQ+ Inclusivity - and have experts present on each topic, with input and opportunities to share experiences from attendees.