End Abuse is excited to announce open registration for the annual Teen Summit, taking place from February 26-28, 2025 at the Glacier Canyon Conference Center (The Wilderness) in Wisconsin Dells.

In this issue, we offer materials from our recent webinar series, Supporting Survivors at the Intersections: Trauma, Mental Health, and SUD. We include: polyvagal theory, conflict styles, crisis planning, and risk/crisis/de-escalation.

The 2023 End Abuse Annual Report highlights the Statewide Conference, Trauma & Systemic Inequity Data, Long Range Plan, Public Policy Advocacy, and Video Series Launch

In the wake of the December 16, 2024 school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin (End Abuse) again urges cultural and legal shifts that prevent children from being murdered in their schools and homes.

Amidst a housing crisis, we know housing is social, transformative and economic justice. In this Spotlight, we examine Housing Justice work at the coalition.

As we are fast approaching election day, this Spotlight contains practical information and links to resources that support survivors' right to vote.

In addition to data on 2023 homicides, the report offers historical, national, and global context and spotlights major issues impacting domestic violence in Wisconsin, and the impact of funding cuts on programs and survivors.

The latest edition of Transformative, our quarterly newsletter for advocates & multi-disciplinary teams, is released for Summer 2024! With dedicated sections including Local Voices, Policy Spotlights, and Practices for Healing and Accountability, Systems Change Coordinator Tegan Swanson provides tools to foster change, accountability, and healing.

Black and Brown Womyn Power Coalition, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault commend the Wisconsin Department of Justice for including a significant increase in funding for sexual assault and domestic abuse services in their agency budget request. This increase comes at a critical time for programs in Wisconsin who will experience devastating cuts in in federal Victims of Crime Act funding beginning on October 1st.

Following the June 28 U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin (End Abuse) expressed concerns about the impact of the decision on survivors of domestic violence (DV) in Wisconsin and nationwide.