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The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence

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The New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence

NMCADV works to achieve a coordinated local, regional, and statewide response to domestic violence.
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Established in 1979 and incorporated on May 15, 1981, New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence (NMCADV) has been working to achieve a coordinated local, regional, and statewide response to domestic violence. Coalition members, allies, and supporters are committed to ending domestic violence in New Mexico.

11/20/2024

This week, our Regional CCBP Meeting was graciously hosted by Grammy’s House in Artesia. Participating member programs traveled from across the state to attend Tuesday’s meeting, themed “Self-care and Sustainable Children’s Programming.”

NMCADV’s Children’s Capacity Building Project was started in 2014 as an innovative method to provide support and services focused on children and families impacted by domestic violence. Based on the tremendous success of the project, the CCBP has expanded over the years, and the number of participating programs that provide children’s services has more than doubled in New Mexico.

A special thank you to our participants, presenters, and hosts for their contributions to the meeting and for the work that is done every day to provide safety and support to survivors and their children.

Thank you to the network of domestic violence providers who were able to participate: Grammy’s House Domestic Violence Shelter, Roberta’s Place, SAFE House, Roswell Refuge, COPE, Carlsbad Battered Family Shelter, TriCounty Family Justice Center, and our presenters: Hello Wellness Therapy, Jeanette Baca, PhD

11/20/2024

💜 Honoring those who have been lost on this Transgender Day of Remembrance 💜

🕯️ Join us in lighting a virtual candle to pay tribute to those who have tragically left us too soon. Together, we can raise awareness about the impact of violence on transgender lives and work towards creating a world that is safe and inclusive for everyone.

Learn more at glaad.org/tdor

11/11/2024

🎉 **Happy Birthday, David Garvin!** 🎉

Today, we celebrate not only your special day but also your unwavering dedication to making our world safer. As the Director of Abuse Intervention Services & Systems Response at the New Mexico Coalition Against Domestic Violence, you've given so much of yourself to the movement against intimate partner violence. Your vast experience, compassion, and relentless commitment inspire us all.

Thank you, David, for the difference you make every day. May this year bring you the same warmth and positivity you bring to others. Wishing you a day filled with appreciation and joy! 🌟💙

11/06/2024

🎙 Speaking Of Episode 12 is OUT NOW! 🎙

This week we are speaking with Aaron Newman Program Manager of the BIP at Family Crisis Center. Aaron will share the rich history of his work in the movement to end domestic violence by working with those who perpetrate the violence.

Give us a listen and be sure to subscribe, rate, and share our podcast!
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nmcadv-speaking-of/episodes/12--Speaking-Of-Ep--12---Aaron-Newman-e2qbbvb

11/06/2024

Take a look at our upcoming "Speaking Of" episodes! We’re thrilled to bring you inspiring interviews with our amazing guests—don’t miss out!

11/05/2024

💜 Survivors of intimate partner violence face unique barriers to voting. 💜

Many survivors do not register to vote because voter registration applications are sent to local or state election officials and become a public record that can be accessed by the public. Survivors may also lack access to critical election-related information because they have been isolated by their abuser or are restricted from using the internet and social media. Nonetheless, advocates can share crucial information about elections and practice safety planning with survivors throughout the voter registration process.

The Safe at Home project with the New Mexico Office of the Secretary of State (https://www.sos.nm.gov/safe-at-home/) offers survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking to receive mail using the Secretary of State’s address as a substitute for their own, while keeping their actual address confidential.

11/04/2024

💜 November is Native American Heritage Month 💜

November is a time to celebrate the rich tapestry of Native American cultures, but it's also crucial to address the challenges many face. This Native American Heritage Month, let's shine a light on an issue that disproportionately affects indigenous communities — domestic violence.

Indigenous voices matter, and so do their stories. Let's amplify the narratives of strength, resilience, and healing within Native American communities. Follow the amazing work happening at our sister coalition

11/01/2024

💜 A Big Step Forward in Community Care! 💜

Last week on October 18, 2024, our CEO MaryEllen Garcia and Director of Abuse Intervention Programs & Systems Response, David Garvin, presented at the Primary Care Providers Conference hosted by the Mexico Primary Care Association. 🎉

Together, they engaged with over 200 Enrollment and Patient Benefits Coordinators from primary care clinics across New Mexico to discuss a powerful vision: leveraging our health system to address intimate partner violence statewide. 💜 The energy in the room was incredible, with attendees sharing how much they gained from the presentation and picking up practical skills to bring back to their organizations!

We’re thrilled to announce this new partnership with NMPCA to deliver specialized IPV training to over 200 clinics and 4,000 medical professionals! This is just the beginning—our goal is to make sure all primary care providers, from physicians to front-line staff, are equipped to recognize IPV, ask the right questions, validate patient experiences, and provide crucial referrals to DV specialists.

This collaboration marks the start of something big, with the potential to transform patient care and create safer, stronger communities in New Mexico! 🏥💪

11/01/2024

On All Souls Day, we welcome home our loved ones who have departed. We gather together to commemorate our loved ones through stories, photos and share their favorite food items as they enjoy these moments in their next journey.
Welcome home to our dearly departed as we prep for our relatives to return home

10/31/2024

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜

Every minute, nearly 20 people in the United States are physically abused by an intimate partner, adding up to over 10 million women and men each year.

As DVAM comes to a close, let’s remember that our commitment to ending domestic violence must continue.

Together, we can create a future where everyone is safe, supported, and free from abuse. 💜

10/30/2024

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜

In 43% of intimate partner violence cases, children witness the strangulation of their mothers, and tragically, 9% of those children are also strangled.

No child should ever endure or witness such violence. We must protect families and break the cycle of trauma by supporting survivors and raising awareness.

10/29/2024

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜

An estimated 92% of women who have experienced intimate partner violence (IPV), including strangulation, suffer from Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI).

The lasting effects of TBI can impact every aspect of a survivor’s life. Let’s raise awareness about these invisible injuries and ensure survivors receive the care and support they need.

10/29/2024

Our own Mica Reagan recently attended Comunitario's 25th Anniversary Open House! 💜 It was a fantastic day of celebration, connection, and conversation, highlighting the impactful work that Enlace’s Promotoras and Youth Leaders are doing to support survivors. With a look ahead at Enlace's goals and the power of community support, we’re excited to continue working toward a brighter future together.

Photos from left to right:
1. A couple of Enlace's youth leaders engaged in conversation.
2. Mica with a couple of the Youth Leaders in front of the Enlace mural.This mural was created by the youth leaders to represent their experience with having Enlace available and what people can expect when working with a culturally specific provider in community.
3. Promotoras sharing another beautiful mural. Pictured from left to right: Ruth Rodriguez- Outreach Facilitator, Promotora PB, Promotora JMG, Promotora ML, and Promotora YV, and Mica Reagan. This mural was created by the Promotora's to be the first thing survivors see when entering Enlace. The graphics of the heart, hands and faces capture "unity, collaboration and hope." "The tree represents the roots and culture of our people,"..."it is important that survivors know their culture and language is present here"
4. Enlace's Executive Director, Sara Yvonne "Bonnie" Escobar speaking about the services they provide to survivors and the community.

10/28/2024

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💜

Strangulation survivors often face overwhelming despair, with the lowest hope scores of all domestic violence victims and a 31% increase in suicidal thoughts.

This devastating impact highlights the urgent need for comprehensive support and intervention. Let’s work together to restore hope and provide safety for all survivors.

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3167 San Mateo NE, PMB 367
Albuquerque, NM
87110

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Monday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4:30pm

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http://www.NMCADV.org/

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On this Veterans Day, we honor the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of our military service members and their families. Your commitment to our country is deeply valued, and we are grateful for the many ways you serve. We also acknowledge the unique challenges that military life can bring. Domestic violence, or intimate partner violence (IPV), remains a critical issue within our military communities. Studies show that between 13% and 58% of veterans and active-duty military members experience IPV. Women veterans who identify as lesbian, bisexual, or questioning are two to three times more likely to report experiencing IPV than heterosexual women veterans. If you or someone you know is impacted by IPV, please remember that help is available. The New Mexico Domestic Violence Service Providers network (https://www.nmcadv.org/find-nm-resources) is here to support military survivors and their families. They can assist you in navigating both civilian resources and the Department of Defense's Family Advocacy Program, which addresses domestic violence in military communities. More information on this program can be found at (https://www.militaryonesource.mil/programs/family-advocacy-program/). On this day of honor and remembrance, let's also reaffirm our commitment to support and uplift every member of our military and their families with the respect, safety, and well-being they deserve.

NMCADV is excited to announce our brand new podcast — Speaking Of! Speaking Of is a podcast for people who are directly and indirectly involved in the movement to end domestic violence, intimate partner violence, and in particular, men's violence against women. Hosted by NMCADV's Director of Battering Intervention & Systems Response, David Garvin, this podcast is an opportunity to focus both on the rich history of battering and abuse intervention work, as well as the current innovations that are taking place now. Episodes will release on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month. Be sure to subscribe and never miss an episode! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nmcadv-speaking-of

Join us Tomorrow for our SOLUTIONS Conference!

Heres a How to walking you through our Zoom Events Conference! See you all tomorrow! Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88414958035

Welcome Lisa! Help us welcome Lisa Castillo — another new member of our amazing team! Lisa is our new Fiscal & Operations Manager and we couldn't be happier to have her. Drop a 🎉 or congrats below!

Mahbooba Pannah—one of our May Advocates of the Month—states that she's always been an advocate. You don't want to miss her inspiring episode—available now anywhere you listen to podcasts! anchor.fm/nmcadv

This training requires seven hours of pre-course work. Registrants for the Fundamentals training will receive instructions to register for "An Introduction to HEAL", which is a 7-hour online training that you must complete prior to the live Zoom training May 24th-26th. Register today and get ready over the weekend! eventbrite.com/e/heal-bip-facilitator-training-registration-338563170557

When asked what she felt was the most important aspect of her job as an advocate, Yuko had this to say... Trust 💜 If you haven't listened to Yuko's episode yet, it's available everywhere you list to podcasts! anchor.fm/nmcadv

Please join us in welcoming our newest staff member—Ida Aguirre! Some of you may also know her if you've taken our Core Advocacy Trainings but in case you don't... Ida has worked in the domestic violence field since 2005 at La Casa Inc. and Dona County Sheriff's Office. She worked as a facilitator for BIP programs at La Casa and still co-facilitates for Family Peace Initiative. We are so excited to have her as part of the team as a Program Support Specialist! Welcome Ida!!