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Calling all hotline advocates, legal advocates, shelter advocates, bilingual advocates, prevention advocates, directors, and all those who support domestic violence survivors! We are so excited to invite you to our annual conference, September 23-24 in Yakima, WA!

Whether you’re a seasoned advocate or new to the field, you have a place in this movement. Join us as we journey through the roots of our movement, envision our path ahead, and explore the heart of our work.Through learning, connection, workshops, and inspiring speakers, we’ll reflect on what drives us, what sustains us, and how we can continue to show up for survivors and each other.

The 2024 WSCADV Annual Conference has officially sold out! See you in Yakima!

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Monday, September 23
 

12:30pm PDT

Intercesoras Latinas: Las voces en contra la violencia doméstica / Latina Advocates: The voices against domestic violence
Monday September 23, 2024 12:30pm - 2:00pm PDT
En honor a “Advocactes to the Front”, WSCADV tiene el honor de presentarles un panel de intercesoras latinas que han tenido un profundo impacto en sus comunidades a través de su pasión y dedicación a este trabajo. Agradecemos a nuestras panelistas Rosalinda Álvarez, Celia Guardado y Brandi Belgarde por todo el trabajo que han realizado para apoyar a los sobrevivientes latinos. Este taller se presentará en español con interpretación al inglés.

In honor of “Advocates to the Front”, WSCADV has the honor to present you with a panel of strong Latine advocates who have made a profound impact in their communities through their passion and dedication to this work. We are grateful to our panelists Rosalinda Alvarez, Celia Guardado, and Brandi Belgarde for all the work that they have done to support Latine survivors. This workshop will be presented in Spanish with English interpretation available.
Moderators
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Blanca McCreary-Ortega

Crossing Borders Coordinator
Speakers
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Lorena Ault

Anti-Human Trafficking Survivor Advocate, API Chaya
Lorena es una intercesora vibrante e inspiradora que ha trabajado para la comunidad inmigrante desde Walla Walla, Washington hasta Seattle durante más de 22 años. Actualmente se encuentra en API Chaya en Seattle apoyando a sobrevivientes del trafico humano. Lorena emigró a los... Read More →
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Rosalinda Alvarez

Domestic Violence Advocate, The Lighthouse
Rosalinda Alvarez has worked as a bilingual domestic violence advocate for 28 years with The Lighthouse in Yakima County. The first 8 years as a volunteer and the last 20 years as an employee. As an advocate, she has led women's support groups in Spanish, along with advocacy, legal... Read More →
Monday September 23, 2024 12:30pm - 2:00pm PDT
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2:30pm PDT

Taking the Leap - Shifting Priorities and Building Capacity for Prevention
Monday September 23, 2024 2:30pm - 4:00pm PDT
Primary prevention initiatives are a critical component in the movement to end gender-based violence, but it can be challenging to juggle with many competing priorities and other contract requirements. This workshop will explore options for how and why to allocate resources towards prevention work, communication strategies to share the beneficial impacts of prevention initiatives with funders, donors, and community partners, and encouragement for managers, directors, and other leaders to "take the leap" in supporting prevention work to greater heights.
Speakers
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Alison Price

Director, Rural Resources Victim Services
Alison Price is the director at Rural Resources Victim Services and Children's Advocacy Center, an agency that serves survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and other types of crime in Stevens, Ferry, and Lincoln Counties. Since joining the movement over a decade... Read More →
Monday September 23, 2024 2:30pm - 4:00pm PDT
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Tuesday, September 24
 

12:30pm PDT

Leadership: Kind Responsibility
Tuesday September 24, 2024 12:30pm - 2:00pm PDT
This workshop will consider how our movement requires leaders to hold the complexities of trauma-based work alongside our role responsibilities for grant compliance, laws, and HR.  With a lens of grace and compassion for the weight of that charge, participants will learn topics such as: 1) how nice is not always kind, 2) how positions of power require an ongoing commitment to earning trust 3) FEAST principles 4) how leaders are (good) people too, and 5) how to ensure our own needs are tended to so that we can sustain.  There will be time for Q&A for specific leadership/management questions during the final half hour of the session.
Speakers
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Sherrie Tinoco

Contractor, Emergency Support Shelter
Sherrie Tinoco has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and has worked in the field of victim services in executive and administrative roles at nonprofit agencies for over 20 years. She currently works as the Development Director at Emergency Support Shelter, a... Read More →
Tuesday September 24, 2024 12:30pm - 2:00pm PDT
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2:30pm PDT

Supporting Trans Survivors: Barriers, Opportunities, and Ways We Can Do Better
Tuesday September 24, 2024 2:30pm - 4:00pm PDT
Transgender folks experience some of the highest rates of intimate partner violence. Yet, our field lacks the tools and knowledge to support survivors when they come to our agencies. Learn more about the reality of transgender IPV, barriers to accessing service, and how approaching service through a holistic approach can help transgender survivors towards safety.
Speakers
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Jesse Bohlin, MSW

Development, Events, Communications Team Lead
Tuesday September 24, 2024 2:30pm - 4:00pm PDT
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