American Indians Against Abuse (AIAA), Black and Brown Womyn Power Coalition (BBWPC), End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin (End Abuse), and the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault (WCASA) announce the launch of the Long Range Plan to address sexual and domestic violence.

The Governor announced a total increase of $40 million over two years, an amount never before allocated to addressing and preventing domestic violence in the state.

The latest edition of Transformative, our quarterly newsletter for advocates & multi-disciplinary teams, is released for Winter 2023! In this issue, find: a feature on LGBTQIA+ Survivors of Violence via a virtual support group with Turningpoint; learning environmentalism through the lens of Black Feminism; (re)Exploring Emergent Strategy, and resources to learn more about concepts and practices like mutual aid, generative conflict, disability justice, and interdependence.

Here, we provide our statement on the February 2 decision in United States v. Rahimi, and provide answers to commonly asked questions from advocates and survivors around Wisconsin.

"State sanctioned violence, including police brutality, is inextricably linked to our work against domestic violence."

An outgrowth of the Coalition Chronicles educational journal (2009-2021), Spotlight is End Abuse's brand new annual publication exploring pathways to ending violence. In the first issue, we look at Disability Justice.

"We stand with the LGBTQ+ community in the wake of this tragedy, and call for those with the power to enact meaningful change to end harmful laws and narratives that result in bloodshed.”

This is the twentieth edition of the Wisconsin Domestic Violence Homicide Report. End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin has been tracking and analyzing all incidents of domestic violence homicide that occurred in Wisconsin since 2000. This report documents fatalities from 2021, and includes sections examining the relationship between mass violence and intimate partner violence, the link between family violence and pet abuse, and interventions with those who cause harm.

In the wake of six domestic violence homicides over the span of just two weeks this summer in Milwaukee, many are left in mourning and questioning how to address this crisis. End Abuse points out patterns highlighted by these homicides and offers insight for homicide prevention ahead of the September release of the Annual Domestic Violence Homicide Report.

Soar Above is End Domestic Abuse WI's annual fundraiser and awareness event. Join us in community to learn, connect, and make a difference for survivors with your generous support. We will gather together on August 31 from 5-7pm at The Great Dane Pub & Brewing - Hilldale, where we'll feature information on the impact of recent declining protections in reproductive justice for survivors - in particular BIPOC survivors.