The shortage of affordable housing affects every community. We will talk about how domestic abuse advocates are working to meet the safe housing needs of survivors in Wisconsin. Panelists from Courage + and Wise Women Gathering Place will share their...

Join us to look at the experience of stalking and consider ways to effectively address this potentially lethal abusive behavior. This training will review Wisconsin stalking law, myths and realities of stalking, and potential multidisciplinary systems interventions. We will work with scenarios to better understand...

We’re excited to share an upcoming training opportunity hosted by Alaafia and in collaboration with End Abuse and WCASA, during Sickle Cell Awareness Month. This session will focus on the intersection of sickle cell disease, and sexual/domestic violence, dating violence,...

This training will focus on technology designed specifically for stalking as well as computer technology that’s misused to stalk survivors.

Join presenters Tracy Plamann (Harbor House) and Cody Warner (End Abuse) for this remote training focused on the needs of parents and children. This will take place August 25, 27 & 29 from 9am-12:30pm.

Diverse & Resilient advocates have helped dozens of people without attorneys pursue legal name and gender marker changes. This session will provide advocates with knowledge and strategies on how to assist survivors to properly self-file for a legal name change, legal gender marker change, and other ways to update identity documents. 

Join us for a virtual coaching session! Cody Warner and Kwnwahta Smith co-facilitate this training that supports advocates in building their skills to create facilitated conversations. 

Join Ian Henderson (Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault) and Kari Niesen LaScala (End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin) to learn the basics of serving as domestic violence and sexual assault expert witnesses in criminal and family law cases in Wisconsin.

Join Housing Initiatives Coordinator Holland Dvorak and Systems Change Coordinator Tegan Swanson to learn more about the DV Housing First model.

We’re excited to welcome NNEDV’s Safety Net Project Team to join our conversation about digital security for agencies who serve survivors!  Faced with today's ever-changing technology and the increasing need to protect our data and devices, we’ll talk about essential safeguards we can all use.