Search Results for: domestic violence

Administrative Program Coordinator

Vivian Baylor is the Administrative Program Coordinator at Futures Without Violence, working on the Learning and Leadership team. Baylor began her career as a sexual assault victim advocate before transitioning to program manager at the Eastern Panhandle …

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA)

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) was implemented to help job seekers access job training and education, gain high-quality employment, and receive critical tools and services in order to succeed in the labor …

Program Manager, Health

As a Program Manager at FUTURES, Anisa provides training and technical assistance for National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence, including on the Campus Leadership Program, the Survivor Leadership Cohort, and California state policy work. She was …

Children & Health Policy Advocate

Tiffany Garner currently serves as the Policy Advocate for Children & Health at Futures Without Violence in Washington, DC. Prior to her time at Futures, she focused on preventing further firearm violence and homicides through …

In partnership with state domestic and sexual violence coalitions across the country, the National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence convenes the Coalition Working Group on Health. This working group meets to advance public health approaches to addressing domestic and …

CAPTA:

The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act is the cornerstone of the nation’s efforts to prevent child abuse and neglect. First passed in 1974, CAPTA provides grants to states to prevent child abuse and neglect, improve how systems respond …

Samantha Daniels

Samantha, mother, advocate, author, domestic violence and trauma survivor.  My Faith gives me the strength I need to continue to push through.   I love to help others through encouragement and service.   I have been working at an amazing …

Mona Muro

Mona Muro is a public health and economic justice thought partner. During her career, she has championed anti-gender-based violence work with grassroots organizations, and community members, and fought to keep survivor voices at the heart of the movement. …

Hildegard Koenig

Hilde Koenig emigrated from Venezuela to Utah with her family as a teenager and is now a U.S. citizen.   She is the proud mother of two amazing individuals and a survivor of domestic violence and sexual abuse.

She …

Chelsea Hendrickson

Chelsea Hendrickson is a Citizen of the Northern Arapaho Nation from the Wind River Indian Reservation in Ethete, Wyoming, Cu’piq from Nunivak Island, Alaska and a Calista Corporation Shareholder.

She was born in the Southend of Seattle but …

Beth Workman

Beth Workman is an advocate and leader in combating domestic violence and violence in the community. She is a strong member of the Lexington, Kentucky community involved in her neighborhood and the anti-violence movement. Her personal experience with …

Alison Fields

Alison Fields (she/her) is an activist, advocate, and writer living in NYC. Her work focuses on supporting fellow trauma survivors as well as writing and speaking on topics spanning intersectionality, disrupting rape culture, mental health, and dismantling white …

The inaugural Survivor Leadership Cohort from FUTURES’ National Health Resource Center on Domestic Violence is a year-long program (April 2022-March 2023) consisting of 10 survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) who bring invaluable experiences and have expressed interest in advocating …

The survey explored a number of domains related to economic abuse including interference with one’s education, intefering with one’s ability to work, and controlling one’s finances. The survey also measured respondents views on whether these behavior are abusive and an …

CAPTA:

The Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act is the cornerstone of the nation’s efforts to prevent child abuse and neglect. First passed in 1974, CAPTA provides grants to states to prevent child abuse and neglect, improve how systems respond …

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Hear experts present the latest research and practice innovations in abusive partner interventions

Join us for this congressional virtual roundtable on March 2, 2022, 3pm – 4pm ET. 

Please refer to the flyer below …