On-Demand Domestic Violence Training
Explore our library of trainings designed to strengthen knowledge and skills in domestic violence prevention, advocacy, and survivor support. These sessions were originally delivered as live trainings and are now available to watch anytime at your convenience.
Our on demand trainings are open to anyone interested in learning more, including advocates, service providers, community partners, and individuals who want to deepen their understanding of domestic violence issues. Membership is not required to access these recordings.
Browse the trainings below to find topics that support your learning and professional development.
In this training, you’ll be introduced to the foundations of intimate partner violence: what it is, how power and control dynamics shape relationships, and the realities shown in prevalence statistics. Most importantly, you’ll learn about the statewide resources available for support and safety.
This course is designed for anyone, whether you’re a community member, an advocate, or simply someone who wants to understand domestic violence better. By the end, you’ll have knowledge that can make you a stronger ally for survivors and a more informed voice in your community.
An effective board is more than a list of names. It’s a dynamic team with shared purpose. This session dives into how to build and maintain a board that is diverse, skilled, engaged, and reflective of the community. Learn how to cultivate a strong board culture and support meaningful participation.
Board members are stewards of the organization’s financial health. In this session, we’ll demystify financial oversight and explore how board members can contribute to ethical, mission-aligned fundraising, even if they’re not fundraising experts.
This E-learning Course is a recroding of a virtual training conducted on June 25, 2026. Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a common yet often unrecognized impact of domestic violence, particularly in cases involving strangulation and repeated head trauma. This training equips advocates with foundational knowledge and practical tools to recognize potential signs of TBI, respond in trauma-informed ways, and integrate brain injury considerations into safety planning and service provision.
GUEST SPEAKER: Rachel Ramirez, Founder and Director of The Center on Partner-Inflicted Brain Injury
This E-learning Course is a recroding of a virtual training conducted on June 25, 2026. Survivors of domestic violence often encounter complex systems—such as legal, housing, healthcare, immigration, child welfare, and employment—that can both offer support and create barriers. This learning exchange provides a collaborative space for advocates and community partners to share strategies, challenges, and promising practices for supporting survivors as they navigate these systems.
This E-learning course is a recording of virtual training conducted on June 29, 2026. Safety planning is a cornerstone of advocacy and support for survivors of domestic violence. This interactive training provides participants with a practical foundation in developing individualized, survivor-centered safety plans that honor autonomy, address immediate risks, and strengthen long-term well-being.
This E-learning Course is a recording of a virtual training conducted on July 21, 2026 . This training is designed for members of faith-based organizations to recognize the common signs of abuse, discuss considerations when supporting survivors, develop strategies for partnerships with local DV support resources, and understand the community’s role in violence prevention and perpetrator accountability.
