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Announcing a new workshop series: "Enhancing Collaboration: Responding to and Preventing Domestic Violence in California" - A Workshop for Domestic Violence Advocates and Faith Community Leaders. These workshops, held in communities throughout California, are based on the newly created curriculum developed by TC-TAT, with guidance from the FaithTrust Institute, and are conducted by graduates of TC-TAT's Training of Trainers Program. To find out more about these workshops, including dates and locations, click here.
Domestic
Violence Expert Witnesses/Consultants Contact
information for Expert Witnesses/Consultants throughout California
who can be utilized in court to advise Judges and/or Juries
regarding Domestic Violence. What
Is An Expert Witness?
Creating
Access: Serving Survivors of Sexual Assault with
Disabilities
This packet includes information and
training materials designed to help sexual assault and domestic
violence programs become better informed about disability issues,
terms, history and resources.
Kid
& Teen Safe: An Abuse Prevention Program for Youth with
Disabilities
This document describes a special
school-based program for addressing abuse and violence against
children and teens with disabilities designed by the SafePlace
Disability Services ASAP project.
Abuse
and Women with Disabilities (article)
This article reviews highlights from
research studies on abuse of women with disabilities and offers
recommendations for making programs more accessible.

The National
Women's Alliance www.nwaforchange.org/home.html
Women with
DisAbilities/ National Women's Health Information Center U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services www.4woman.gov/wwd
DisAbled Women's Network (DAWN)
Ontario http://dawn.thot.net/
Disability, Abuse
and Personal Rights Project http://disability-abuse.com
Center for
Research on Women with Disabilities
(CROWD) www.bcm.tmc.edu/crowd
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TC-TAT announces... The newly updated “Snapshots: A Picture of California’s Domestic Violence Prevention Services for Underserved Communities” highlights innovative programs in California that are transforming communities by integrating domestic violence prevention into unserved and underserved communities. Snapshots contains introductory information for a total of sixty-five different programs in California. The programs vary in size, scope, history and strategy. Some have articulated service models, while others are adapting program strategies to meet the needs of a community they serve. This updated version of Snapshots provides a view of the progress being made to end domestic violence in our multicultural state.
Download This Free Resource
The Media Advocacy Planning Guide gives you tools
to expand your use of the media in advocating for policies against
domestic violence and eliminating the social norms that support it.
Throughout, you will find worksheets, exercises, examples, and tips
to help you develop a media advocacy campaign.
TC-TAT announces new Spanish Selections from our popular How to
Facilitate a Community Action Team (CAT) Handbook. These translated
CAT pieces can be downloaded and used by Domestic Violence
Organization staff and volunteers, community activists and community
educators in their work to transform communities by creating safety,
equality and justice for all community members.
TC-TAT announces the Poster
Gallery, a wide range of posters displaying a variety
of messages and images, all serving to educate and/or bring
awareness regarding domestic violence prevention.
TC-TAT announces
INSTIGATE!, a free online toolkit for
starting a community action team. Let INSTIGATE! open doors to new
resources and opportunities to create change in your
community.

Organizing
to End Domestic Violence in Culturally Diverse
Communities
Youth Relationship Violence
Media
Advocacy to Prevent Domestic Violence
Talking
to Men and Boys About Men's Violence Against
Women
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