The Partnership recognizes that ending domestic violence requires an array of approaches responsive to the voices of all survivors, families and communities. We also recognize that the experiences of people from historically marginalized communities different from those from more dominant mainstream communities.
The Policy Advisory Council advises the Partnership staff in developing our two-year policy agenda, which the Board is responsible for approving and overseeing. The Council is a robust and diverse group of subject-matter experts and policy advisors who are best poised to provide guidance on the many challenging and complex policy issues the Partnership addresses on the issues impacting all survivors, including those from marginalized communities.
The Council represents a wide range of programs including shelter-based, culturally specific, and legal services, and come from urban, suburban, and rural areas of California.