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You can now pre-order the 5th Edition of The Partnership’s Manual on Domestic Violence, by Nancy Lemon, J.D. The Manual will be available starting October, 2011. To obtain a copy you MUST pre-order by October 15, 2011. The Manual is only available through pre-orders, using this advance order form
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News and Events

We are pleased to announce that registration is now OPEN for our 2012 joint Legislative Advocacy Day with CALCASA: Speak Out! This year’s activities will be held March 5 & 6 in Sacramento. It is vital that your local representatives hear from YOU about the life-saving work you’re doing in your communities,
so please plan to attend!

 

 To download registration packet, click here.
To register, click here. 
For information regarding Youth Advocacy click here.  

 

 

2012 STATEWIDE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CONFERENCE
September 13th & 14 in San Diego CA

CALL FOR WORKSHOP PROPOSALS
Please submit proposals no later than February 29, 2012.
For more information click here. To submit a proposal click here.

 

 

 

On January 10th, AB 593, (the “Sin by Silence Bill”), concerning the rights of incarcerated battered women, passed the California Public Safety Committee with a unanimous vote of YES! For more information click here.  To learn more about AB 593, check out this FACT SHEET.
 

New Amicus Brief Available for Review

The Partnership has signed on to an amicus brief filed last week concerning the case of McRoberts vs. The Superior Courts of Los Angeles County. The brief concerns a case in which custody was transferred from one parent to the other, despite evidence of sexual abuse of two of the children.

You can read the media advisory, here.
To read the full amicus brief, click here.