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2023 Annual Report

This report shares CSAJ’s key successes and levels of impact in 2023.
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Poverty/Economic Security Racial Equity Policy & Systems Change Report Advocates Donors/Funders DV/SA Coalitions Policy Advocates/Makers
National Policy Platform for Survivor Economic Equity

A co-created, national policy platform that sets a vision, values, and recommendations for survivor economic equity.
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Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy Webinar/Training Advocates
Partnership Building for Economic Justice: Best Practices By and For Non-Lawyer Advocates and Their Organizations
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Coerced Debt/Debt Defense Data & Research Webinar/Training Advocates Attorneys DV/SA Coalitions Organizations Policy Advocates/Makers
New Research on Addressing Coerced Debt in Divorce: Findings from an in-depth study of coerced debt

The purpose of this webinar is to share and discuss findings from the first in-depth study of coerced debt to enhance survivor-centered coerced debt advocacy and legal representation. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the study examined coerced debt among women divorcing abusive men. In this webinar, faculty will present and lead a discussion on the types and amounts of debt created, tactics used to incur the debt, the impact of coerced debt on survivors’ lives, and how survivors seek and attain help for coerced debt through family and consumer law. Attendees will also engage in discussion about implications for legal representation, advocacy, and possibilities for legal reform.
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Survivor Economic Equity Data (SEED) Dashboard Training

Anyone can experience intimate partner violence, but not all survivors have access to what they need to be, get, and stay safe.
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Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy Webinar/Training Advocates
ACCESS eCourse Learning Exchange on The Civil Protection Order as a Tool for Economic Justice
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Organizational & Community Change Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy Advocacy Tools Data & Research DV/SA Coalitions Organizations
Embodying and Integrating an Intersectional Anti-Oppression Approach into Advocacy

This learning exchange is a part of a series of calls focused on providing resources and practical advocacy strategies for non-lawyer advocates on survivor centered economic advocacy, economic justice issues and consumer issues. The Learning Exchanges are also a forum to discuss challenges and strategies related to survivors’ access to justice from civil legal systems.
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Organizational & Community Change Survivor Centered Economic Advocacy Advocacy Tools Data & Research DV/SA Coalitions Organizations
Give Me Some Credit: A Learning Exchange & Advocacy Resource Kit

This learning exchange is a part of a series of calls focused on providing resources and practical advocacy strategies for non-lawyer advocates on survivor centered economic advocacy, economic justice issues and consumer issues. The Learning Exchanges are also a forum to discuss challenges and strategies related to survivors’ access to justice from civil legal systems.
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2021 Annual Report

 

This report shares CSAJ’s key successes and levels of impact in 2021.

This project is supported all or in part by Grant No. 2018-TA-AX-K010, Grant No. 2017-TA-AX-K065 and Grant No. 15JOVW-21-GK-02248-MUMU awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in the publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.