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We are a community of service providers & professionals seeking to address the needs of sexual violence victim-survivors

ABOUT THE COALITION

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV) highlights our Stakeholder Organization, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for DC.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for DC serves as both the local and federal prosecutor for the nation&rsq

Join DCCESV at our Coalition meeting on September 24th to be a part of our next community conversation.

For more information, visit dccesv.org 🩵

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This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV) highlights our Stakeholder Organization, the Catholic University of America.

The Catholic University of America is a private, Catholic research university based in Washington, DC. The Univ

We are excited to support National Campus Safety Awareness Month 2025 as a partner
sponsor for @clerycenter virtual #campussafety summit.

Learn more about this free
event and register here: https://www.clerycenter.org/ncsam-2025

#DCCESV #NCSAM #DC

We are so pleased to be a partner sponsor for @clerycenter #NCSAM2025 Virtual
Summit!

This year’s summit will explore forward-thinking approaches to fostering
secure, inclusive, and resilient campus communities as higher education continues t

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV) highlights our Stakeholder Organization, the United States Coast Guard.

The United States Coast Guard is America’s premier maritime law enforcement agency, safeguarding our waterways

This month, we are highlighting “Queering Sexual Violence”, an anthology that brings together bold, intersectional writings from activists, writers, and survivors.

For purchasing, visit queeringsexualviolence.com or visit your local boo

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV), highlights our Stakeholder Organization, the George Washington University.

George Washington University is the largest University in Washington, DC, providing students with unique learnin

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV) highlights our member organization, CASA DC.

CASA DC is the leading voice in advocacy for court-involved youth (foster care and juvenile justice system) in Washington, DC.

For more informa

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV) highlights our Stakeholder Organization, the DC Department of Health.

The DC Department of Health (DC Health) is the government agency responsible for protecting and promoting the health a

📢 DCCESV presents “Supporting LGBTQ Survivors of Sexual Violence: Foundational Concepts for Service Providers,” now available to watch on our YouTube channel.

In this one-hour webinar, presenter Timothy Elliott walks through inclusive

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV), highlights our Stakeholder Organization, American University.

Founded in 1893, American University is a private research university with a long-standing commitment to public service, civi

🎧This month, DCCESV recommends “Centered on Campus”. Launched by NOVA (National Organization for Victim Advocacy), this powerful conversation explores how colleges can better respond to domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault,

This week, the DCCESV’s Campus Corner highlights Howard University’s Office of Interpersonal Violence Prevention (IVPP). Through education and support services, IVPP works to prevent sexual violence and support survivors across campus.

Juley Fulcher has spent her career fighting for survivors, championing prevention, and pushing for policies that make communities safer. Now it’s our turn to show up for her. Her tireless advocacy has made a lasting impact, so let’s rally

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV) highlights our Member Organization, Trinity Washington University.

Trinity Washington University is a private Catholic University in D.C, serving about 2,000 students through five academic

DCCESV is proud to support the Healing Partnerships for Survivors Act (H.R.4510). This bipartisan legislation would fund $30 million annually to help sexual assault service providers deepen partnerships with medical, behavioral health, substance use,

This week, the DC Coalition to End Sexual Violence (DCCESV) highlights our Member Organization, Mary’s Center.

Mary’s Center is a local nonprofit with 37 years of experience providing medical, dental, behavioral health, education, and s

Join DCCESV for a community conversation focused on strengthening services and supports for LGBTQ+ survivors of sexual violence in Washington, DC. We’re bringing together LGBTQ+ community members, the service providers who support them, and all

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Voting Member Organizations operating from a survivor-centered, trauma-informed framework to ensure we remain rooted in the realities and priorities of those most impacted.

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Key Stakeholder Agencies playing an essential role in strengthening the continuum of care for survivors through collaboration, resource-sharing, and cross-sector coordination.

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DC residents benefitting from our powerful, united network working to end sexual violence and build a safer, more just Washington, DC

Ending sexual violence in Washington, DC requires all of us.

Whether you have time, resources, or skills to share, your support helps strengthen the collective effort to build a city where all survivors are supported, and all communities are safe.

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