A Call for Accountability and Responsible Media

Center for Domestic Peace Calls for Accountability and Responsible Media Coverage Following Marin County Domestic Violence Homicides. Recent Bay Area killings underscore the need to recognize domestic violence, address warning signs, and strengthen institutional responses to survivor safety. MARIN COUNTY, Calif. — As Marin County continues to grieve the deaths of Ann Mannix and her […]

Written by on October 19, 2026

Statement from Center for Domestic Peace about Mill Valley Tragedy

We are heartbroken by the tragic loss of life in Marin County. We extend our deepest condolences to the surviving family members, friends, colleagues, neighbors, and all those grieving in the wake of this devastating tragedy. While the investigation is ongoing, news reports indicate that a husband killed his wife and adult daughter before taking […]

Written by on October 12, 2026

Statement from Center for Domestic Peace on the Cornell 7 Case

The allegations involving the Cornell 7 have sparked a national conversation about sexual violence, campus accountability, bystander intervention, and the barriers survivors often face when seeking support. The case has drawn attention not only because of the allegations themselves, but because it raises broader questions about campus culture, institutional response, and how communities respond when […]

Written by on September 30, 2026

What Marin’s 2026 Homelessness Count Means for Survivors of Domestic Violence

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 […]

Written by on September 8, 2026

End of Summer Newsletter Safety, Healing, and Community Action💜

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 […]

Written by on September 1, 2026

Domestic Violence Awareness Month Annual Panel Discussion & Purple Ribbon Awards

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 […]

Written by on August 7, 2026