The Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network (CRDVN) is a statewide coalition of 20+ culturally-responsive and trauma-informed DV organizations in CA.
Joined March 2021
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Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
On Tues., Feb. 27, Maria Nembhard, Jenesse's Policy and Community Advocate, joined other @CrdvNetwork representatives at the California Assembly Select Committee on Domestic Violence hearing, focusing on prevention and economic security. #domesticviolence #dvprevention
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Why do we support #AB1028? We agree with SF Gen trauma surgeon Dr. Caitlin Collins: “This bill is evidence-based, consistent with trauma-informed care, honors patient autonomy & does not restrict a provider from helping a patient engage law enforcement should they choose it.”
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
Domestic violence occurs because of controlling partners. Let’s meet victims with support, not more control.
#AB1028 connects them to advocates and lets them choose whether to report to police, instead of making the choice for them. They know what’s best for their situation. 💜
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
Safety is our most important concern for victims of domestic violence.
📌 Forced medical reporting to law enforcement can disrupt a victim's plans to leave safely.
#AB1028 can help survivors make the best choices for their situation by providing advocate support. 💜
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
#AB1028 is co-sponsored by @cpedvcoalition @AllianceforBMOC @withoutviolence @CrdvNetwork @LALGBTCenter & is supported by 88 organizations, including DV advocacy programs & health care providers working on the front lines to support the health & safety of survivors. 💜
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
#AB1028 was introduced in CA to eliminate health providers’ requirement to report most DV cases to law enforcement. When providers have open, trauma-informed conversations about abuse, survivors are 4x more likely to access services. Read more in SacBee: bit.ly/45ckw5T
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
#AB1028 is co-sponsored by @cpedvcoalition @AllianceforBMOC @withoutviolence @CrdvNetwork @LALGBTCenter joined by over 83 supporting organizations in CA, including DV advocacy programs and health providers working on the frontlines to support the health and safety of survivors.
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
#AB1028 is co-sponsored by @cpedvcoalition @AllianceforBMOC @withoutviolence @CrdvNetwork @LALGBTCenter joined by over 83 supporting organizations, including DV advocacy programs and health care providers working on the front lines to support the health and safety of survivors.
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
#AB1028 is co-sponsored by @cpedvcoalition @AllianceforBMOC @withoutviolence @CrdvNetwork @LALGBTCenter joined by over 83 supporting organizations, including DV advocacy programs and health care providers working on the front lines to support the health and safety of survivors.
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
#AB1028 is co-sponsored by @cpedvcoalition @AllianceforBMOC @withoutviolence @CrdvNetwork @LALGBTCenter joined by over 83 supporting organizations, including DV advocacy programs and health care providers working on the front lines to support the health and safety of survivors.
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
📷Caitlin Collins, MD, MPH, ZSFG Critical Care and Trauma Surgery Fellow, UCSF; Kate Vander Tuig, Health Program Manager, Futures @WithoutViolence; Christine Smith, Policy Analyst, @cpedvcoalition; Karen; and Sierra Sheppard, Legislative Aide, California State Assembly.
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
Karen explained why Jenesse’s input was important: “Community-based organizations like Jenesse Center must find a way to stay engaged in policy development, and these partnerships that collectively aim to protect our most impacted survivors make this responsibility seamless."
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
Earlier this month, @KearlEarl, our Jenesse CEO and Lead for the Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network @CrdvNetwork, testified before the Senate Public Safety Committee about AB 1028 (McKinnor), Centering Survivor Health and Safety.
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
We're excited to share our latest set of grants working toward policy & systems changes that promote health equity & prevent domestic violence. @ExpectingJustSF @CrdvNetwork @ContraCostaEHSD @womensfoundca @JenesseCenter @First5Assoc @ReportingHealth bit.ly/42NKhJb
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
Our @JenerationJ youth program teamed with The @KherisPoppin Foundation to host amazing #TheHighVibrationsTeenSummit at @LoyolaMarymount. See highlights.
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Congratulations to all the newly elected, women leaders of Sacramento County! My Sister's House had the pleasure of being invited to the launch of Sacramento County Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, celebrating local women in government.
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
Every time a survivor or harm-doer is able to heal, it brings about ripple effects that benefit families, friends, & communities. @BlueShieldFound is raising awareness this #DVAM2022 that DV is healable & preventable if we all work together. Learn more: bit.ly/3VmYtFh
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
We are 3 days away from our Art with a Heart fundraiser! This will be an indoor and outdoor event! Stop by and meet our local artists: Karen, Nicole, and Mary! Learn how to fold origami with Sharon. Visit our vendors, Sun Kissed & Co. and Georgia's Bracelet Bar!
Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network retweeted
Last year, @AsmPhilTing told us he's "an advocate for family violence and prevention” but this year, failed to fund these existing programs! @AsmPhilTing, please stand with survivors and advocates and fund #PreventionWorks!
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Assemblymember @isaacgbryan recognized Jenesse Center this week as the recipient of the 2022 Nonprofit of the Year award at the California Nonprofits Day luncheon held on the West Side Lawn of the Capitol in Sacramento.
