End Abuse announces its unwavering support of proposed legislation for a state taskforce to address the racialized epidemic of violence against Black women and girls, and applauds Representative Shelia Stubbs’ calls for action and justice.

The latest edition of Transformative, our quarterly newsletter for advocates & multi-disciplinary teams, is released for Spring 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...

During Sexual Assault Awareness Month and in the wake of multiple allegations of domestic and sexual violence against a city council member in WI's state capital, BBWPC, End Abuse, and WCASA identify patterns in the context of domestic and sexual violence, call for investment in community safety, funding and support for local programs, & centering survivors in calls for accountability.

With the Assembly having unanimously passed AB940 last month, three WI antiviolence coalitions have expressed appreciation for the Legislature recognizing the importance of victim services in WI with another unanimous vote in the Senate for legislation that increases funding for sexual assault and domestic abuse services statewide.

Black and Brown Womyn Power Coalition, End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin, and the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault applaud the Wisconsin State Assembly for passing legislation that increases funding for sexual assault and domestic abuse services.

End Abuse Annual Report 2022 highlights include a new publication launch, reproductive justice advocacy, and staff experiences at a national racial justice conference.

The latest edition of Transformative, our quarterly newsletter for advocates & multi-disciplinary teams, is released for Fall 2023! In this issue, find features on: LGBT Books to Prisoners, the 2023-2029 Long Range Plan Addressing Sexual & Domestic Violence in Wisconsin, healing justice lineages, (re)exploring Emergent Strategy, integrating health equity into sexual and domestic violence prevention, and more!

The Asha Project’s new “Saving Our Sisters and Saving Ourselves (SOS)” campaign aims to decrease violence among Black women and offers trauma-informed support

In addition to data on 2022 homicides, the report offers historical, national, and global context and spotlights murder-suicide & the violence of the gender binary, the disproportionate impact on Black, Indigenous, and POC communities, and the impact of funding cuts as homicides rise.

"By engaging with local programs’ events, our statewide conference, and the national awareness campaign, everyone can be part of the solution.”