CPEDV: California Partnership to End Domestic Violence

Become a domestic violence advocate and make a big difference in just 5 minuetes. Join our Legislative Action Network and we'll send you important updates regarding our issues and how you can speak out on domestic violence issues.

Read about MOBY’S founding donation to our new statewide Moby SOS Fund, in support of domestic violence shelters.”

You can now read CPEDV’s updated Domestic Violence Law Compendium for 2010. Click HERE to view or download the PDF.

CPEDV’s Public Policy Initiative

CPEDV is a leader in the effort to create and influence California legislation that affects the lives of domestic violence survivors and their children. CPEDV's members work closely with our Policy team to develop a legislative agenda by analyzing the impact of legislation, writing letters of support and opposition, testifying at hearings, and working behind the scenes to encourage legislation that helps survivors of domestic violence, and stop the bills that jeopardize their safety. Read CPEDV's 2009 Session Legislative Summary.

For more information on current legislation CPEDV is reviewing click here.

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Current Organization Chart

California Partnership to End Domestic Violence's Annual Membership Meeting and Training Insititute is taking place September 20-21, 2010 in Long Beach, CA.

For complete details, download the brochure or email Info @ cpedv.org for more information.

To register for the event, please visit the online registration.

Help support CPEDV by making a tax-deductible contribution today.

Domestic violence programs are full-service agencies offering a range of services in emergency shelters or transitional living programs, as well as in the community. You may access their services without residing in the shelter. Learn more

Beat the Punch Campaign to Prevent Campus Intimate Partner Violence, June 2010

CPEDV’s PREVENTION PLAN is now available! Click here to view or download the PDF

Click on the links below to see the materials for CPEDV’s New Laws Webinars.

CPEDV 2010 New LawsCH

CPEDV Updates 2010

Gdowski 2009

Keith R. case 2009

In re Marriage of Nadkarni

Plan to participate in this year's national DV Census Count on Wednesday, September 15th!

The National Census of Domestic Violence Services is designed to collect an unduplicated, non-invasive count of adults and children who receive services during one 24-hour survey period.

We rely upon data like this to advocate for increased funding for critical DV services!

For more information about this year's DV Census Count, contact Julie Brand, CPEDV Program Coordinator, at julie @ cpedv.org or 800.524.4765.

If you want to learn more about the previous three Census reports, go to: NNEDV.org/Census.

Budget Update:

May 14, 2010: The Governor’s May Budget Revise is released. See below for CPEDV’s Budget Updates

Take Action to Preserve Domestic Violence Funding Today! Read the important May 14th budget update and download our template letter urging legislators to reinstate shelter funding!

Read the Budget Advocacy Update and download the California Budget Bill Process Flow Chart to see CPEDV’s explanation of the budget negotiations.

Ways to Give. We need your support. Click here for more information.


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