Georgia Commission on Family Violence

Georgia Commission on Family Violence At GCFV, we believe that a coordinated community response is the best way to address the problem of family violence.

GCFV works with communities & systems statewide to provide leadership in strengthening Georgia's families by ending family violence.

✨ That’s a wrap on GCFV 2026! ✨What a powerful final day of connection, learning, and impact. 💙We were inspired by an in...
09/02/2026

✨ That’s a wrap on GCFV 2026! ✨

What a powerful final day of connection, learning, and impact. 💙

We were inspired by an incredible keynote from Mark Wynn, “Making the Law Keep Its Promise,” followed by six final workshops packed with insight, practical tools, and meaningful conversations.

And of course, there was plenty of time to shop, connect, and celebrate with our amazing exhibitors—plus prizes to make the day even more fun! 🎉

But perhaps the most powerful moment of all: a record-breaking donation drive supporting children and teens in shelter. ❤️

Thank you to every speaker, attendee, exhibitor, sponsor, volunteer, donor, and advocate who made GCFV 2026 unforgettable. Together, we’re turning connection into action and making a difference for those who need it most.

Until next year! 💙 

Leaving an abusive relationship can be a particularly dangerous time. 44% of women killed by an intimate partner had sep...
09/02/2026

Leaving an abusive relationship can be a particularly dangerous time. 44% of women killed by an intimate partner had separated or were in the process of leaving.


Day 1 is a wrap! 💜What a powerful start to the GCFV Family Violence Conference!Today, we brought together 600+ industry ...
08/31/2026

Day 1 is a wrap! 💜

What a powerful start to the GCFV Family Violence Conference!

Today, we brought together 600+ industry professionals committed to strengthening our communities and creating a future free from family violence. From an inspiring keynote by Victor Rivas Rivers to 18 engaging workshops, Day 1 was filled with connection, learning, recognizing leaders, and meaningful conversations.

And this is just the beginning. ✨

Thank you to every speaker, workshop facilitator, partner, and attendee who showed up ready to learn, share, and make a difference.

Day 1: DONE. Day 2: LET’S GO! 💜



Did you know? More than 90% of women with current or former abusive partners want to pursue child support when they can ...
08/28/2026

Did you know? More than 90% of women with current or former abusive partners want to pursue child support when they can do so safely.

This Child Support Awareness Month, we’re highlighting the importance of safe and accessible child support for families. 💙


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Celebrating Our 2026 Conference Sponsors 🤝A conference of this size, and the opportunity it creates for professionals fr...
08/27/2026

Celebrating Our 2026 Conference Sponsors 🤝

A conference of this size, and the opportunity it creates for professionals from across Georgia to learn, connect, and strengthen the response to family violence, would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsoring partners.

We are deeply grateful to these 2026 Conference Sponsors for making a significant investment in this year’s conference and in the professionals and communities we serve.

Your partnership helps GCFV bring meaningful education, connection, and collaboration to the field, and helps move Georgia forward in our shared work to end family violence.

👏 Thank you for believing in this work and investing in Georgia In Action, Connecting for Change.

We are proud to have you alongside us for the 32nd Annual Family Violence Conference!



We’re proud to recognize our 2026 Gold Sponsors for their generous support of the Georgia Commission on Family Violence’...
08/25/2026

We’re proud to recognize our 2026 Gold Sponsors for their generous support of the Georgia Commission on Family Violence’s 32nd Annual Family Violence Conference: Georgia In Action, Connecting for Change.

Their investment helps us create opportunities for professionals from across Georgia to learn, connect, share ideas, and strengthen the collective response to family violence.

We’re grateful for these organizations’ partnership and commitment to the work—and we look forward to welcoming them to Athens this week!

Thank you for investing in Georgia’s family violence professionals and in the communities we all serve. 🤝

08/25/2026
We’re grateful to the organizations joining us as 2026 Bronze Exhibitors and investing in the work of professionals acro...
08/24/2026

We’re grateful to the organizations joining us as 2026 Bronze Exhibitors and investing in the work of professionals across Georgia who are committed to ending family violence.

Their support helps make the 32nd Annual Family Violence Conference: Georgia In Action, Connecting for Change, possible—and their presence gives attendees an opportunity to discover resources, build connections, and learn more about organizations serving our communities.

👏 Thank you to our Bronze Exhibitors for being part of this year’s conference!

Be sure to look for them in the Atrium and take a moment to connect with each of these valued partners during the conference.

📍 The Classic Center | Athens, GA
📅 August 30–September 2, 2026

🏅 Gold Partner SpotlightThank you to the Diversion Center, one of our 2026 Gold Partners, for supporting the Georgia Com...
08/21/2026

🏅 Gold Partner Spotlight

Thank you to the Diversion Center, one of our 2026 Gold Partners, for supporting the Georgia Commission on Family Violence's Annual Conference.

The Diversion Center is a nationally recognized provider of court-approved education, evaluations, professional certifications, and evidence-based curricula.

📍 Be sure to stop by the Exhibit Hall in the Atrium and visit AAA Diversion Center’s table to learn how you can collaborate.


As students head back to school, let the teens in your life know they can always come to you. Creating a safe, supportiv...
08/19/2026

As students head back to school, let the teens in your life know they can always come to you. Creating a safe, supportive environment and talking openly about healthy relationships can help young people feel comfortable seeking help if they ever need it.


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