Yes, victim services are still available. For information on programs during the COVID-19 crisis, click here.
*Programs are still operating, but may change procedures throughout the duration of the COVID-19 crisis. We’ll post updates as they happen*
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The West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence is a statewide network of community-based domestic violence programs and statewide offices working to end personal and institutional violence in the lives of women, children and men.
We have resources throughout this website to help you in any way that we can. If you are a victim of domestic violence who needs help or want to talk with someone about your options, get in touch with a local domestic violence program.
WVCADV works to transform social, cultural, and political attitudes in ways that promote values of respect, mutuality, accountability and non-violence through:
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Domestic violence advocates across the country are working tirelessly to keep survivors safe, and their essential work saves lives every single day. From all of us on Team NNEDV: thank you. 🧡
It's also important to remember that this day is rooted in violence and colonialism. Learn more about the parallels between colonialism and domestic violence from our friends at StrongHearts Native Helpline: bit.ly/3pP6Rxd
We have so many amazing advocates working on our team, and making WV a #saferstate! Help us stand up against domestic violence - why are you an advocate?
On this Transgender Day of Remembrance, we want to take time to remember our fallen transgender siblings. Transgender members of the LGBTQ community face the most violence, and the brunt of that violence falls on Black trans women. We must do more to protect them. We must remember their names. And we must never forget that our fight for equality won’t be finished without finally addressing the racism that is deeply rooted in our country.
So far in 2020, the lives of at least 37 transgender or gender nonconforming people have been stolen by violence. This number, compiled by the Human Rights Campaign, is not complete. It’s likely that there are more transgender people whose lives were taken by violence. We hold these names, the ones we know and the ones we don’t, in our hearts today.
Get to know our team! Here are a few fun facts about Kenyatta, along with what her coworkers had to say about her.
