Campaigns

"The National and NYC Father's Day Pledge Against Violence 2020 will look very different this year because the world is different. COVID-19 prohibits us from standing together physically in our towns and cities, but this year we’re joining Fathers and their loved ones all over the country to pledge against violence in our homes, communities, workplaces and now more than ever we must be clear about the pandemic that has consistently plagued Black and Brown people."

Accomplishing the social transformation necessary to achieve a world that is peaceful, equitable, and just requires the collective power of individuals, families, institutions, and systems – each whose “one thing” adds value to creating and sustaining healthy communities. This is an invitation for activists, advocates, survivors, community leaders, parents, teachers, day care providers, health care professionals, faith leaders, social workers, attorneys, judges, law enforcement, government workers, and others with an interest in adding their story to our collective effort to end domestic violence!

Edutopia, Jinnie Spiegler, the curriculum director for the Anti-Defamation League, she discusses the importance of integrating social justice topics into traditional curricula.

As part of February's National Teen Dating Violence Awareness & Prevention Month, youth leaders at the Idaho Coalition Against Sexual & Domestic Violence have created a transformative campaign for high school and middle school students. Order your free materials today!

Californians can support community-based domestic violence and sexual assault organizations' prevention efforts by purchasing a NO MORE license plate!

The National Latin@ Network, a project of Casa de Esperanza, has launched the national Te Invito campaign, whose purpose is to engage men and boys in the fight against domestic violence.