The
Coalition is a private non-profit agency comprised of over 200 service
organizations as well as individuals committed to ending domestic
violence by transforming society.
To
become a member:
Membership
Categories:
Member
Programs
Organizational
Associates
Individual
Associates
NONDISCRIMINATION. No one will be denied membership because of
race, age, color, creed, religion, national origin, economic status,
sex, political view, sexual orientation, or physical or mental
limitations.
Principles
of Unity
"The
Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence affirms the
right of each person to live without fear or the threat of violence.
We oppose the use of violence as a means of control. We recognize
that oppression in the form of racism, sexism, classism, anti-Semitism,
imperialism, ageism, heterosexism, oppression of persons with
disabilities and religious oppression, creates a climate of supremacy
and ownership which enables domestic and sexual violence. We recognize
that religious beliefs and practices are matters of personal conscience
and individual choice. Therefore, no member shall promote or discourage
a particular religious belief in the course of her/his work. We
believe that all women have the right to autonomy and self-determination
regarding all sexual and reproductive matters, lifestyles, finances,
education and employment. We encourage the leadership of women
in making policy and program decisions. We are accountable to
victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence. To adhere
to the Principles of Unity, each member of the coalition shall
ensure that institutional forms of oppression are not perpetuated
in policies, practices, services, staffing, and distribution of
resources."
Membership
Fee Schedule for 2002
Organizational
Associates Yearly dues: $150
Individual Associates Yearly dues: $ 75
Member
Programs
Your Organizational
Budget Yearly Dues
| $1
- $100,000 |
$
100 |
| $100,001
- $200,000 |
$
300 |
| $200,001
- $400,000 |
$
500 |
| $400,001
- $600,000 |
$
700 |
| $600,001
- $800,000 |
$
900 |
| $800,001
+ |
$1,000 |
Member
Programs. Member Programs shall consist of
- private,
non-profit organizations and tribal agencies that have a primary
focus on providing services to battered women and their children,
- private,
non-profit organizations and tribal agencies that have a program
component whose primary focus is providing services to battered
women and their children, or
- programs
that receive public money and that provide shelter and/or crisis
services for battered women and their children.
Responsibilities:
- payment
of annual dues
- to cast
one ballot in elections
Privileges:
- reduced
fees to all WSCADV trainings and conferences
- participate
in the decision-making powers of the Corporation
- opportunity
to attend membership meetings and participate on committees
- opportunity
to network with other state programs
- access
to resource materials
- receive
mailings of agendas, minutes, and related information
- the opportunity
to hold up to 11 of the 13 positions on the Board of Directors
If you feel
your organization qualifies as a Member Program, please contact
our Seattle office for forms:
wscadv (at) wscadv.org or call 206.389.2515 ext. 100
Organizational
Associates
Organizational
Associates shall consist of organizations that wish to support
the Coalition.
Responsibilities:
Privileges:
- reduced
fees to all WSCADV trainings and conferences
- input only
in the decision-making process of the Corporation
- opportunity
to attend membership meetings and participate on committees
- opportunity
to network with other state programs
- access
to resource materials
- receive
mailings of agendas, minutes, and related information
- the opportunity
to hold up to 2 of the 13 positions on the Board of Directors
Organizational
Membership Form (PDF)
Individual Associates
Individual
Associates shall consist of individuals who wish to support the
Coalition.
Responsibilities:
Privileges:
- reduced
fees to all WSCADV trainings and conferences
- input only
in the decision-making process of the Corporation
- opportunity
to attend membership meetings and participate on committees
- opportunity
to network with other state programs
- access
to resource materials
- receive
mailings of agendas, minutes, and related information
- the opportunity
to hold up to 2 of the 13 positions on the Board of Directors
reserved for organizational and individual associates
Individual Membership Form (PDF)