Communications Project
The strategic use of communications is integral to raising public awareness about domestic violence. We strive to end domestic violence by building a social intolerance for abuse. The Communications Project develops resources for the media to improve the accuracy of domestic violence coverage.
Covering Domestic Violence
Our resources for reporters include our most current statistics and tips for covering domestic violence crimes. Share this valuable information with your local media outlets.
- Covering Domestic Violence: A Guide for Journalists and Other Media Professionals
- Current statistics from our Domestic Violence Fatality Review
Press Releases
- April 17, 2013 Press Release: Majority Coalition Caucus Disregards Real Safety Threats to Victims of Domestic Violence
- January 22, 2013 Press Release: Jacksons Raises Over $155,000 for Domestic Violence Prevention
- Press Releases from previous years
Refuse To Abuse®
The Seattle Mariners partner with WSCADV in our Refuse To Abuse® ad campaign to prevent domestic violence. Each year popular Mariners players and managers serve as spokesmen for the campaign.
The Seattle Mariners were the first team in the nation to engage professional male baseball players in speaking out about domestic violence.
Watch the King 5 New Day NW story on Refuse To Abuse®
2013 Refuse To Abuse® Ads
Join us for the Refuse To Abuse® 5K at Safeco Field! For more info visit RefuseToAbuse5k.org.
Watch both the King 5 and Major League Baseball (MLB) coverage of the 2012 Refuse To Abuse® 5K at Safeco Field