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CPEDV’s 2009 Public Policy and Legislative Priorities! This is a comprehensive guide to the Partnership’s current legislative and policy agenda, with information on the overall goals and mission of our agency’s policy program. Click here to download the PDF.
DEADLINE EXTENDED You can now pre-order CPEDV’s Manual on Domestic Violence through June 15, 2009. Click HERE to download the pre-order form. Follow THIS link to view the manual’s Table of Contents.
Click HERE for the PDF of the 2009 Update of the California Domestic Violence Law Compendium
"Get Our Newsletter! The Latest Issue of CPEDV's Quarterly Newsletter, the Coalition Current. Follow this link to download or view the PDF.
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Help support CPEDV by making a tax-deductible contribution today.
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CPEDV’s Public Policy Initiative
CPEDV is a leader in the effort to create and influence California legislation that affects the lives of domestic violence survivors and their children. CPEDV's members work closely with our Policy team to develop a legislative agenda by analyzing the impact of legislation, writing letters of support and opposition, testifying at hearings, and working behind the scenes to encourage legislation that helps survivors of domestic violence, and stop the bills that jeopardize their safety. Read CPEDV's 2009 Session Legislative Summary.
For more information on current legislation CPEDV is reviewing click here.
View documents related to this RFP:
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Domestic violence programs are
full-service agencies offering a range of
services in emergency shelters or transitional
living programs, as well as in the community.
You may access their services without residing
in the shelter. Learn more
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REGISTER TODAY! CPEDV presents an immigration domestic violence training: Immigrant Survivors: Building Capacity Within the Domestic Violence Movement June 1st, 2009 in Oakland, CA. Click HERE to view the flier. Click HERE to download the registration form. |
Budget Update:
At this point the Legislature is reviewing the Governor’s revised budget proposal (commonly known as the May Revise). Each budget sub-committee will discuss the changes proposed by the Governor and hear testimony from the Dept. of Finance, department representatives (e.g: Education) and the public. After all the proposals have been discussed, negotiated and possibly modified by the legislature, a final version will go for a vote in each house. . .” Read the full text.
Take Action to Preserve Domestic Violence Funding Today! Follow this link to read CPEDV’s latest Budget Action Alert, and learn how to fax your letter to you representative in the legislator. A sample letter is provided here.
New Publication from CPEDV and the DELTA Program! Read the first issue of CPEDV’s new prevention bulletin Creating Change!
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