Join us to learn why a survivor may choose to file a civil suit, what remedies are available, and what should be considered when pursuing this form of justice.

If you are new to advocacy, we invite you to join us for the Foundations of Advocacy five-session series.

Join to connect, learn, and share with fellow advocates! You are welcome to join us at both 9am and 10:45am or to attend just one session. We’ll take a 30-minute break between sessions.

End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin (End Abuse) and the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault (WCASA) are hosting a Legislative Advocacy Day which will bring programs from across the state to meet with elected officials to discuss critical issues impacting survivors.

This training will go over running the new one-click reports and reconciling potential data inconsistency with reports, as well as reviewing feedback and questions received from the previously-distributed survey.

WCASA and End Abuse invite Wisconsin Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Agency Executive Directors or their designees to attend this two-day meeting in Madison!

This web-based training series offers an overview and discussion of different aspects of family law: Options Under the Family Code, Pleadings, Considerations for Children, and more. Each training builds on the previous session.

Explore the problem of technology facilitating abuse, stalking, online grooming, and crimes against children. Learn how Wisconsin and federal statutes combat these issues and some tools you can use for legal advocacy.

This introductory training will cover immigration background and basics, specific impacts of domestic abuse on immigrant populations, laws around language access and access to public benefits for immigrant survivors, and situational differences for rural agricultural immigrant survivors.

Join us to discuss the current landscape and needs of immigrant survivors.