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Home: Communicating Priorities

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Marissa Williams, a Youth Speaker at the Orange Day Q&A event, is speaking. She is a young black woman who wears glasses and an orange shirt. In front of her image is the text "WATCH THE YOUTH IN THE LEAD ORANGE DAY Q&A!" There is a semi-translucent blue background behind the text.

During this candid Q&A, youth asked legislators the questions that matter to them!
We are proud to stand in solidarity with the Orange Day Q&A youth speakers, whose activism is shining in public policy conversations about the issues that affect their lives.

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"STATEMENT FROM THE PARTNERSHIP" is shown in white against a blue to purple gradient rectangle. The U.S. Capitol is shown in the background in black and white.

The California Partnership to End Domestic Violence Speaks Out Against the Racism-Fueled Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol

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Cat Brooks, Executive Director of Justice Teams Network is shown in a photo. White text in front of a semi-transparent blue background reads, "CALIFORNIA HEALTH REPORT ARTICLE".

Published December 11, 2020: Alternatives to Calling the Police for Domestic Violence Survivors
Board President Colsaria Henderson and Survivor Advisory Committee Member Laura Heraldez are quoted.

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Against a lilac background, "2019-2020 ANNUAL REPORT" is shown in white. Decorative white dots are on the right side of the image, with a circular photo of a purple flower emerging from a crack in a sidewalk. At the bottom is an element of the Partnership's logo, interwoven hands in white.

Read Our 2019-2020 Annual Report: Celebrating Change in the Midst of Struggle
Read about our collective achievements as a movement, and support the Partnership & your local domestic violence organization!

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Public Awareness Images to Share on Social Media During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Community Outreach Images Now Available In English, Spanish, Tagalog, Farsi, Mandarin, And Korean

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New Quarterly Newsletter is shown against a blue, semi-translucent background. Behind that is an image of a person reading on a tablet.

Read the Partnership’s August Quarterly Newsletter: Challenging the Status Quo in Service of a Bigger WE
Read about activism to confront inequities in the movement, what's coming up for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and how you can support statewide & community efforts.

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A purple and blue magnifying glass is to the left, with the following text in white against a blue background: "Executive Director Search." The Partnership's logo in white is beneath.

Executive Director Search Update!
We are seeking a principled, visionary and compelling leader. Learn more about the search and stay tuned for announcements in 2021!

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A hand holds a cell phone with a "NEWS" banner at the top. "California Health Report Article" is in the foreground.

How Colleges Are Supporting Students Leaving Abusive Relationships
Intimate partner violence significantly interrupts survivors’ educational goals—and it can derail entire career paths if schools don’t provide trauma-informed support. Ana Blanco and the Partnership’s Marcella Maggio share their stories of surivovrship.

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"CapRadio Insight Segment" overlays a microphone and a lit-up "on air" sign.

Director of Programs Jacquie Marroquin Discusses COVID-19, Domestic Violence, and Our Policy Advocacy
Director of Programs Jacquie Marroquin discusses the impacts of COVID-19 on survivors—including isolation and financial stress. She also explained the Partnership's policy advocacy to protect state funding for prevention and crisis services.

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June 10th Statement from the Partnership

Looking in the Mirror: Reckoning with Inequities in Our Own Movement
Our field’s solidarity with Black Lives Matter is not real unless we take accountability for the harm that our work has caused. We must publicly acknowledge our role in the pain of survivors, families and communities.

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Director of Programs Jacquie Marroqin quoted in the Huffington Post
Don’t Use Domestic Violence Victims To Derail Police Reform: Claims that “defunding the police” will harm women ignore dire problems in policing gender-based crimes today.

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Governor Gavin Newsom & First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom announce supports for DV survivors
This includes donations from Uber & Airbnb , + an Emergency Order waiving the Domestic Violence Assistance Program's 10% match requirement.

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Emergency COVID-19 Victim Services Funding Applications Now Closed

On May 6th, the Partnership began accepting applications for organizations providing direct services to domestic violence and human trafficking survivors in California. As of Tuesday, May 12th, the Partnership had received funding requests in excess of $5 million. This far exceeds the $3 million fund provided by Cal OES.

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KQED Forum Segment: April 3, 2020 – Growing Concern over Domestic Violence During Shelter in Place
Listen to insights from CORA Executive Director & Board Member Colsaria Henderson and Partnership Policy Manager Krista Niemczyk

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Hear Inspiring Speeches from Youth Leaders
Speakers spoke truth to power at the Capitol, discussing their strategies for promoting healthy relationships, calling on adults to enhance their allyship, and sharing powerful stories affirming the need for broad social change.

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Read think pieces and updates in our January Quarterly Newsletter!
Storytelling for Social Change

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New California Health Report Op-Ed by the Partnership’s Jacquie Marroquin and the Alliance for Boys and Men of Color’s Marc Philpart
To End Intimate Partner Violence, We Must Focus on Racial Justice and Healing

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New DatingNews.com Article featuring Jessica Merrill & Jacquie Marroquin

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Showing Solidarity with Youth

Resources by Paul Bancroft and Kristy Oriol, Sierra Community House:

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Get Ready for our October Campaign: Growing the Seeds of Healing & Justice
Access social media resources and our survivor survey.