Governor Newsom Fails to Support Victims of Crime
California preliminary budget does not set aside essential funding for victim services SACRAMENTO –We are advocates representing victims and survivors …
Read MoreStatewide survey of sexual and domestic violence organizations forecasts increased homelessness and trauma due to potentially catastrophic funding cuts
The California Partnership to End Domestic Violence and ValorUS® urge state leaders to include $200 million in ongoing funding in …
Read MoreThe California Legislature Extends Essential Prevention Funding
The California Legislature Extends Essential Prevention Funding SACRAMENTO – The Alliance for Boys and Men of Color (ABMoC), the California …
Read MoreGovernor and California Legislature Fail to Fund Vital Prevention Programs
Governor and California Legislature Fail to Fund Vital Prevention Programs SACRAMENTO – A coalition of more than 100 organizations including …
Read More100+ California organizations warn of consequences without continued funding to prevent sexual and domestic violence
The California Legislature still has the opportunity to include effective strategies in the budget SACRAMENTO — A coalition of over …
Read MoreAB 1497 (Justice for Survivors Act), an action-oriented alternative to criminalizing survivors, moves forward
Survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual violence, or other forms of violence are one step closer to accessing legal …
Read MoreCalifornia Partnership to End Domestic Violence condemns federal ruling allowing people who harm to access guns, affirms prohibitions still in place in California
California DVROs continue to protect survivors with firearm prohibitions. Any survivor in need of assistance should contact their local domestic …
Read MoreCalifornia Governor and Legislature Fail to Fund Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Programs and Critical Services Needed to End Cycles of Violence
Survivors, Advocates & Prevention Practitioners Call for the Legislature to Ensure Comprehensive Approach to Addressing Sexual Violence and Domestic Violence …
Read MoreCalifornia Legislature Fails to Fund Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Programs and Critical Services Needed to End Cycles of Violence
Survivors, Advocates & Prevention Practitioners Call for the Legislature to Ensure Comprehensive Approach to Addressing Sexual Violence and Domestic Violence …
Read MoreGovernor’s May Revision Fails to Fund Critical Services Needed to End Cycles of Violence
Survivors, Advocates & Preventionists Call for the Legislature’s Leadership to Ensure Comprehensive Approach to Addressing Sexual Violence and Domestic Violence …
Read MoreWhen Tragedy Comes Close to Home: Centering Solutions and Calling for Community Healing
Trigger Warning: Gun Violence, Child Loss Background SACRAMENTO – Monday night, the lives of three children, Samantha Mora Gutierrez (10yo) Samarah …
Read MoreGovernor Newsom’s January Budget Fails to Include Critical Funding for Preventing Sexual & Domestic Violence
SACRAMENTO, CA – ValorUS and the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence are deeply disappointed at the failure to include …
Read MoreThe Partnership’s Support for VAWA 2021 & Restorative Practices
The Violence Against Women Act’s pending reauthorization and inclusion of restorative practices has sparked some rich discussion. This discussion brings …
Read MoreGovernor Newsom Signs Budget With Needed Prevention and Victim Services Funding
SACRAMENTO — Valor US (formerly the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault) and the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence applaud …
Read MoreLegislature’s Budget Provides Needed Prevention and Victim Services Funding
Advocates Praise the Budget Committee’s Actions, Call for Additional Focus on Long Term Funding Stability & Ongoing Investment in Prevention …
Read MoreGovernor’s May Revision Provides Needed Victim Services Funding
Advocates Praise the Governor’s Action, Call for Additional Focus on Long Term Funding Stability & Investment in Prevention SACRAMENTO — …
Read MoreCalifornia Partnership to End Domestic Violence Announces Rev. Aleese Moore-Orbih, DMin. as Executive Director
SACRAMENTO: The California Partnership to End Domestic Violence (the Partnership), a coalition representing over 1,000 survivors, advocates, organizations, and allied …
Read MoreBlue Shield of California Foundation Grant to Support New Statewide Media Advocacy Efforts
SACRAMENTO: The Partnership’s Communications Team is proud to receive part of a $475,000 grant from the Blue Shield of California Foundation, …
Read MoreGovernor Newsom and legislature protect FY 19 budget funding to prevent sexual and domestic violence
State prevention funding to continue this year, but come to a halt in 2021—interrupting communities’ grassroots efforts SACRAMENTO — After …
Read MoreCalifornia legislature defends FY 19 funding to prevent sexual and domestic violence; Advocates call on Governor Newsom to protect this investment, reduce reliance on the criminal legal system
SACRAMENTO — The legislature passed its budget bill yesterday, rejecting the Governor’s proposal to revert last year’s funding to prevent …
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