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About
the Coalition
2006
WSCADV Annual Report
Strategic Plan 2007-2009
What is the
Coalition?
We are the leading voice to end domestic violence in Washington. Founded in 1990 by domestic violence survivors and their allies,
the Coalition is a non-profit 501(c)3 network of 65 independent member programs
that serve survivors across the state. Our Mission
Statement and Principles of Unity.
How does the Coalition help end domestic violence?
We work towards practical change as well as a vision for social
justice. We:
- Advocate for legislation and public policies to promote safety and justice
for domestic violence survivors;
- Provide specialized training, consultation and publications
to support domestic violence shelters and community agencies;
- Conduct research to promote local-level change, through
our Fatality Review Project;
- Educate the public through our Refuse To Abuse campaign
with the Seattle Mariners, and through innovative projects such as In Her Shoes: Living with Domestic Violence teaching tool.
Who funds
the Coalition's work?
We rely on a combination of government contracts, grants, fees,
and donations. In 2006, 87% of funds went to program work, and 13%
to support administration.
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