Break the Cycle of Domestic Violence
Violence is cyclical, generational, and can be experienced and felt over an individual’s lifetime. We’re working to prevent domestic violence, which takes a multigenerational approach.
The Strength to Rise and Remember the Fall
April 30, 2015Today, April 30, marks the 40th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, also called “Black April.” The day marks the retreat...Read more »
Video: Strong Field Project – My Sister’s House
March 16, 2015 Nilda Valmores, executive director of My Sister's House in Sacramento, was a participant in the Strong Field Project's...Read more »
Connecting Healthcare & Domestic Violence in L.A. County
March 16, 2015 Jenesse Center, Inc. & Watts Healthcare Corporation are working together in L.A. to improve intervention & support...Read more »
The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Health Care
March 16, 2015We asked 800 Californians for their opinions on the healthcare system's role in addressing domestic violence. Results of...Read more »
How Do Survivors Define Success? A New Project to Address an Overlooked Question.
November 13, 2014How do survivors of domestic violence define success for themselves? Do others in the domestic violence field —...Read more »
Partnering with Policymakers to Address Domestic Violence
September 16, 2014The Domestic Violence Select Committee is made up of California assemblymembers who are dedicated to addressing domestic...Read more »
Foundation Funding to Address Domestic Violence in California
April 23, 2014Eliminating domestic violence in California will require partnership and collaboration...Read more »
From Boys to Men - Lessons Along the Way
February 18, 2014February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness...Read more »
Thrown for a Curve
July 29, 2013For me, the best part of going to a baseball game is, actually, not the game itself; it’s the opportunity to enjoy one of...Read more »
Intersections - Domestic Violence and Allied Organizations Partnering for Health
June 7, 2013For decades, advocates have worked to bring visibility to domestic violence not as a private issue but as a community...Read more »