Join Carmel Capati, Court Interpreter Program Manager of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, and Megan Sprecher, Immigration and Poverty Law Attorney at End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, for a webinar about language access. Learn about how and when agencies and organizations that receive federal funding need to provide interpreting services and written translations to people with limited English proficiency. This webinar will focus especially on language access for survivors.

Please join End Abuse Director of Education & Membership Services Kathryn Chapman, who will provide information on Financial Empowerment using the Allstate Purple Purse Curriculum, Moving Ahead Through Financial Management.

Please join End Abuse Director of Education and Membership Services Kathryn Chapman and CASDA Shelter Program Coordinator Joanne Sanders, who will provide information on Financial Empowerment using the Allstate Purple Purse Curriculum, Moving Ahead Through Financial Management.

In this webinar, presented by End Abuse Children and Youth Prevention & Outreach Coordinator Cody Warner & End Abuse Director of Prevention & Outreach Stephanie Ortiz, we will focus on ways CCRs and other multidisciplinary teams can improve their responses to teen survivors.

Please join End Abuse Director of Education and Membership Services Kathryn Chapman and Harbor House Women's Advocate Michelle Ruhl-Ortiz, who will provide information on Financial Empowerment using the Allstate Purple Purse Curriculum, Moving Ahead Through Financial Management.

In 2016, Wisconsin experienced the highest number of domestic violence-related homicides since End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin began tracking this information in the year 2000. Spend a day learning about and discussing ways that we can work together to reduce this grim statistic.

This training is designed for any advocate who will assist individuals to obtain restraining orders. Participants will learn how to help a victim assess whether they want a restraining order and explain the process to obtain one, determine eligibility for different types of orders, and assist a victim to complete a petition and to prepare for court. Recent legislation related to restraining orders will be covered. This training will also be offered in the Fall. See the flyer and agenda for additional details.

This training is designed for new domestic abuse and sexual assault advocates. For two days participants will gather to review DV dynamics, trauma, counseling basics, and advocating within systems. Participants will have time for practicing skills and self-care during this highly interactive training, which is also offered in the Fall. Registration is now at capacity. If you work at a domestic violence agency and would like to be put on a waiting list, please contact Colleen Cox at colleenc@endabusewi.org. 

Domestic violence, sexual assault and tribal executive directors meet for two days - May 8th & 9th - to learn, share, challenge and enhance sexual assault and domestic violence services in our state. End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin co-sponsors the meeting with the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault and American Indians Against Abuse. The fall meeting takes place in September. Registration is NOT yet open, but registration information and additional details will be available soon!

Join advocates and survivors from all around the state in Madison to advocate with elected officials on issues that are critical to the safety and empowerment of Wisconsin survivors of gender-based violence!