The vision, mission, and history behind our effort to advance economic equity for domestic violence survivors
CSAJ's organizational values ground our work, and our theory of change guides us, in principles of survivor centered advocacy
CSAJ is transforming the economic landscape facing survivors. See how we measure our impact and download full Annual Reports
Find out about the people behind the work – the unique expertise, quirks, and leadership of our Staff and Board
Partners are integral to CSAJ's work. Our network of individuals and organizations across the country bring critical, on-the-ground expertise
Get an overview of our programs, their focus, and ways to engage and partner with us to meet the complex needs of domestic violence survivors who are living in poverty
What are 'consumer rights'? And why do they matter for survivors? Learn and find core resources and activities to build your consumer rights legal advocacy and partnerships
What costs do survivors face in accessing justice? Specifically for non-lawyer legal advocates, find trainings, resources, and help us build a network of "economic justice makers"
What is equity for survivors? What policy and system changes are needed? How can data fuel our advocacy? Access data, policy resources, and engage with us to advance survivor equity.
A three-part dashboard sharing state-level data of the equity landscape facing survivors, from who disproportionately experiences abuse to who has access to safety. Meant to inform and fuel systems advocacy.
How do/can you show up for racial equity within anti-violence work? Learn how racial and economic inequity impacts survivors, download tools and reports, and find ways to engage in equity
An Atlas – a paradigm-shifting guide – to help advocates and programs map, navigate & change the economic landscape facing survivors. Plus ways to implement in your community
CSAJ works with on-the-ground programs as pilot and demonstration sites to advance economic equity for survivors. Learn from past and current sites, and find out how to partner with us
As a national leader in economic advocacy for survivors, we develop and promote actionable research and engage partners in action for change.
Our one-of-a-kind Library houses resources for direct advocates and attorneys, organizations, policy advocates, and funders on key economic advocacy issues
Our trainings & webinars demystify consumer legal issues facing survivors, bring together diverse expertise, and lift-up models of innovation
CSAJ's latest updates, announcements, Consumer Rights Newsletters, and statements on current events
Our calendar of upcoming events including webinars, trainings, and conferences
Learn about opportunities to contribute and work with us as an individual or organization
Learn more about career opportunities, including jobs, fellowships, internships, and joining our Board of Directors
Contact us to request training, to become a demonstration site, to team-up on important issues, and/or to offer your expertise
CSAJ and other national partners submitted comments to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau urging them to issue regulations on the Debt Bondage Act to strengthen protections for trafficking survivors who are contending with debt. You can read the full comments here.