We are thrilled to share some exciting news! Save the date for
the Partnership’s 2024 Annual Conference
June 26th- June 27th 2024
New date: Wednesday, June 26 -
Thursday, June 27 2024
Virtual
Survivors & Students*: $49 | Members: $249 | Non-Members:
$299
*Survivor and Student Members not otherwise associated with an
organization or agency
Not a Member? Apply
to join our coalition!
Register
Our movement was built on grassroots activism, with people
opening their homes to loved ones who were experiencing abuse,
coming together to create safe houses and resources for more
people, and creating a culture where society recognizes that
abuse is unacceptable
We’ve made great progress towards ending domestic violence. This
year we’ll be gathering to deepen our roots and revisit the
values on which it was created— transformation and liberation.
This conference is all about providing the education, skills,
knowledge, strategies, and tools we can use to grow.
We’ll be having critical conversations to ask ourselves questions
like:
- To prevent domestic violence, how can we partner with
intersectional efforts to build collective power?
- How can we meet survivors and families where they are?
- What systemic and policy changes can we make in our
community?
We’ll also be discussing questions that have come up since our
movement has become an established field:
- How can we shift power within our efforts to underrepresented
voices frame our approach?
- How are our organizations encouraging, identifying, and
supporting emerging leaders?
- How can we offer support that isn’t dependent upon the
survivor leaving or the one who caused harm going to jail?
Join us for two days of inspiring workshops, networking,
conversations, and growth. We can’t wait to have you join us in
our collective pursuit of transformation and liberation.
We Want to Hear Your Conference Workshop
Ideas!
Are you addressing these critical questions in your work to
support survivors and prevent domestic violence? If so, we want
to hear your workshop ideas.
Questions? Please contact us at conference@cpedv.org.
This publication was supported by funding awarded through the
California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (CalOES).