Community-based advocacy, legal assistance programs, and shelters are still offering services during this time. Some services may look different. Please check below for changes.
Newest Resources
Latest Job Openings
Resources
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Working Together: Domestic Violence Advocates Co-Located at DHS Offices (POLICIES & PRACTICES RESOURCE GUIDE)
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Working Definition of Allyship: The Handout
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Where we’re going and where we’ve been: Making the case for preventing sexual violence
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Webinars
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Toolkit on Campus Intimate Partner Sexual Violence
We’re MOVING! Effective 11/1/2020
Effective November 1st, we will be out of our current office. Our new address starting December is 9320 SW Barbur Blvd. Suite #250 Portland, OR 97219.
We Carry Our History With Us
George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. David McAtee. Breonna Taylor. Nina Pop. Tony McDade. Say their names, we must say their names. Countless many more Black lives have been taken by state-sanctioned violence and police brutality. The pain we are experiencing from this is all too familiar. We are exhausted, but underneath the weight we carry lies anticipation … Read more
2020 Annual Conference Cancelled
Dear Coalition members, partners, and supporters: After intentional conversations held with our staff, board, and community, it is with great sadness that we inform you of our cancellation of this year’s annual conference. We appreciate your patience as we navigate the uncertainty of this time. While the ban on large gatherings in Oregon may be lifted in September, we … Read more
Call for Workshop Proposals for our Annual Conference 2020!
Dear Coalition members, partners, and supporters: We’re seeking workshop proposals for our 2020 Conference! You are invited to envision what “Collective Liberation: Remember Our Roots, Grow Our Future!” means to you. Workshop focuses include: Flourish in Advocacy Equity and Community Change across Systems Liberatory Prevention Sustainable Leadership and Thriving Organizations Please submit your proposal before 5:00pm on Wednesday, May 27th. 2020 Annual Conference Instructions & … Read more
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