The release of Marin County’s 2026 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count offers an important snapshot of homelessness in our community and highlights both progress and ongoing challenges. According to the report, 1,128 people were experiencing homelessness in Marin County in January 2026, a modest increase from 2024, with nearly three-quarters of individuals living unsheltered. Chronic homelessness increased […]
As summer comes to a close, we want to thank you for standing with Center for Domestic Peace. Thanks to your support, survivors and their families found safety, healing, and hope while our team continued to strengthen prevention efforts and community partnerships throughout Marin County. 🟣 NEW: Expanded Services for Human Trafficking Survivors Thanks to […]
A Free Community Gathering Hosted by Center for Domestic Peace & College of Marin For nearly 50 years, Center for Domestic Peace has worked alongside survivors, families, youth, service providers, and community partners to prevent domestic violence, support healing, and build safer communities across Marin County. Each October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month provides an […]
When Homicide Rates Fall but Domestic Violence Deaths Do Not: What Marin County Can Learn By Tara Peterson, Executive Director, Center for Domestic Peace Recent national headlines have delivered encouraging news: homicide rates across the United States continue to decline from the alarming levels seen during and immediately following the pandemic. Yet beneath those positive […]
As we welcome June and the start of summer, I am filled with gratitude for the compassion, courage, and commitment that surround this work every day. This season often brings a sense of movement, energy, and renewal—and it also gives us an opportunity to reflect on the strength of our community and the shared values […]
Join Us June 10: CCR Training on Digital Abuse & Online Bystander Intervention A special CCR training for law enforcement, justice partners, service providers, and community organizations working to address domestic violence and sexual assault in the digital age. Please join us for the next Marin Coordinated Community Response (CCR) General Session: Wednesday, June 10th, […]