Our communities need prevention that starts early, action when crisis hits, long-term support for survivors, and systems that are strong and just enough to make real safety possible.
Center for Domestic Peace has a long history of engaging youth, men, and members of different community groups (including workplaces and faith leaders) in prevention and organizing efforts designed to end violence against women and girls, domestic violence, teen dating abuse, and bullying.
Become a school leader on healthy masculinity via campus conversations and an advocate for equality and community change!
MAYA is a team of youth from all over Marin County that works together to raise awareness on relationships and get help to those who need it!
Center for Domestic Peace has a long history of engaging youth, men, and members of different community groups (including workplaces and faith leaders) in prevention and organizing efforts designed to end violence against women and girls, domestic violence, teen dating abuse, and bullying.
We offer classes for organizations and companies that want specialized training to learn more about domestic violence and enhance their response.
Through the 40-hour training program that Center for Domestic Peace offers, training attendees learn practical, hands-on advocacy skills.
