COVID-19: To Our Community Partners, Supporters and Community-At-Large, At Center for Domestic Peace (C4DP), the health and well-being of our service users and staff are at the top of our minds amid concerns about

Under these extraordinary times, we have decided to cancel this year’s fundraiser. Thankfully, our keynote speaker, Peggy Orenstein, has graciously agreed to be the speaker for our next Mother Day’s Luncheon so we will present

Here is how you can help this holiday! Gift Cards! To help the women and children in our shelter, right now, you can give the most personal gift - a gift card! Our families are

Dear Supporters, As first reported in our spring newsletter, the domestic violence crime rate in Marin has been decreasing. Fewer individuals are calling law enforcement for help with domestic violence, and Marin’s District Attorney is

Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines courage as the mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty. Courage has lifted many impacted by domestic violence to dig deep for strength to reach out,

As part of our work to advance a community-wide prevention agenda, C4DP has recently launched a new initiative to more deeply engage men and boys as allies. Thanks to new state funding, over the next

On a summer afternoon this past July, we sat down with two Marin Against Youth Abuse (MAYA) volunteer committee members to chat about the incredible work they have been doing in their high schools to

Marla Hedlund first discovered C4DP through a Craiglist ad online. She had just moved to Marin after living in Honolulu and working as Vice President of Events and Promotions for Bank of Hawaii. After many