The Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence (OCADSV) promotes equity and social change in order to end violence for all communities.
We seek to transform society by engaging diverse voices, supporting the self-determination of survivors and providing leadership for advocacy efforts.
Newest Resources
Latest Job Openings
Resources
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Working Together: Domestic Violence Advocates Co-Located at DHS Offices (POLICIES & PRACTICES RESOURCE GUIDE)
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Working Definition of Allyship: The Handout
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Where we’re going and where we’ve been: Making the case for preventing sexual violence
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Webinars
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Toolkit on Campus Intimate Partner Sexual Violence
Hiring: Executive Director
Any comments or questions? Please reach out to the OCADSV hiring committee at EDhiring@ocadsv.org
Deadline Extended- Annual Conference Workshop Proposals
We are extending our deadline submission periodNow accepting workshop proposals now through June 24th Join OCADSV and the incredible advocates, preventionists, leaders, and community partners in Sunriver to share your expertise with our Oregon Sexual and Domestic Violence network. If you are interested in presenting a workshop for the Oregon Coalition, see the full call … Read more
Prevention Listening Sessions
As some of you know and have already participated, OCADSV is currently involved in a series of listening sessions concerning prevention statewide. We have engaged in this process to assess our violence prevention work and how it fits into all that is happening statewide. We are conducting this work in partnership with Darin of RootingMovements.org and have had … Read more
Emerging Leaders Series
We are excited to announce a new learning series opportunity for OCADSV Member Programs. BB Beltran & Hilary Levine will facilitate the Emerging Leaders Learning Series. This series will consist of five facilitated discussions geared towards growing equitable and foundational leadership skills for community based domestic and sexual violence programs. The series is a good … Read more
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