CT Coalition Against Domestic Violence

CT Coalition Against Domestic Violence Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence is the state's leading voice for victims of domestic and those agencies that serve them.

If you need to speak with an advocate, please contact CT Safe Connect at (888) 774-2900 or CTSafeConnect.org.

CCADV President and CEO Meghan Scanlon joined other advocates, first responders, and lawmakers for a press conference in...
06/07/2026

CCADV President and CEO Meghan Scanlon joined other advocates, first responders, and lawmakers for a press conference in recognition of PTSD Awareness Month. Speakers at the press conference hosted by the State Comptroller’s office shared experiences from their fields, called for expanded support, and the need to combat the stigma around post-traumatic stress disorder.

Together, we can ensure that survivors and their families living with PTSD know that they are seen, heard, and never alone.

🪄 Just a little Disney Magic sprinkled into our week! ✨CCADV staff brought some magic to life during our Disney Day in t...
05/30/2026

🪄 Just a little Disney Magic sprinkled into our week! ✨

CCADV staff brought some magic to life during our Disney Day in the office, representing classic characters to modern favorites. A little bit of fun and imagination at work goes a long way! 💫

Thank you to DR Bank for your generous donation of Bombas socks! These will be shared with our member organization shelt...
05/29/2026

Thank you to DR Bank for your generous donation of Bombas socks! These will be shared with our member organization shelters statewide. We are grateful to community partners like you for the thoughtful gift of essentials that will help bring comfort and support to survivors and their families across our state.

Pictured from left to right: Barbara Damon, President and CEO of Prudence Crandall Center, Inc.; Jackie Collazo, Director of YWCA Greenwich Harmony Project; Meghan Scanlon, President and CEO of the CT Coalition Against Domestic Violence Katherine Verano, CEO of Safe Futures; Mark Antonini, Interim CEO and President of The Center for Family Justice, Inc. and John Barbalaco, Chief Banking Officer of DR Bank.

CCADV was excited to host Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss from American University and Evan Allard, Director of the CT Intelli...
05/23/2026

CCADV was excited to host Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss from American University and Evan Allard, Director of the CT Intelligence Institute with CT Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection for an important discussion about the intersection between domestic violence and violent extremism. 60% of perpetrators of mass violence in the U.S. have a documented history of . It’s time to understand that strategies to prevent mass violence and harm have to include a focus on warning signs for interpersonal violence histories.

CCADV was proud to join 's Kathie Verano as she was recognized as 's 75th Citizen of the Year. Beyond deserving of the h...
05/21/2026

CCADV was proud to join 's Kathie Verano as she was recognized as 's 75th Citizen of the Year. Beyond deserving of the honor, Kathie has done so much to instill safety and hope into the lives of countless survivors. She is a steadfast and trusted voice in our coalition, always keeping us focused on the needs of survivors. Thank you for all you do, Kathie!

💜 CCADV held 15th Annual First 100 Plus Breakfast & Awards Ceremony on May 15th that recognized over 80+ individuals adv...
05/20/2026

💜 CCADV held 15th Annual First 100 Plus Breakfast & Awards Ceremony on May 15th that recognized over 80+ individuals advancing safety and justice for survivors and their children as part of First 100 Plus Class of 2026. It was a powerful and moving morning that also featured survivor voices and was emceed by NBC Connecticut’s Taylor Regan. In addition to the honorees inducted into the Class of 2026, CCADV also celebrated:

✨ Connecticut Attorney General William Tong received the Coalition Crusader Award for his steadfast advocacy in defending critical funding for domestic violence services and championing immigrant rights.

✨ Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants (CIRI) was honored with the Lawrence & Shirley Bostrom Pillars of Change Award for its vital partnership supporting immigrant and undocumented survivors.

✨ New London Youth Affairs received the Partners in Prevention Award for collaborating with Safe Futures and local youth on Threads of Hope, a youth-led fashion show raising awareness about teen dating violence.

We are grateful to our community of changemakers, advocates, legislators, and supporters. Together, we move closer to a Connecticut free from domestic violence.

ONE WEEK from today! Come join us May 15th at the Downtown Hartford Marriott for our 15th Annual First 100 Breakfast and...
05/08/2026

ONE WEEK from today! Come join us May 15th at the Downtown Hartford Marriott for our 15th Annual First 100 Breakfast and Awards Ceremony to honor and celebrate CT leaders working to improve the lives of DV survivors and thier families. This year we will be honoring Connecticut Office of the Attorney General AG William Tong, the Connecticut Institute for Refugees and Immigrants, the New London Youth Affairs, and our First 100 Class of 2026.

We are also thrilled to welcome back Taylor Regan of NBC Connecticut as our emcee and moderator of a special survivor panel discussion- you do not want to miss this. Learn more and purchase tickets here: https://www.ctcadv.org/upcoming/events/first100

May 6th is the last day of the CT legislative session! The SJA lays out a clear process for survivors to seek sentencing...
05/06/2026

May 6th is the last day of the CT legislative session! The SJA lays out a clear process for survivors to seek sentencing relief. Not only will they need credible documentary proof that they are a survivor, but they must also prove to the court by clear and convincing evidence that their abuse was a significant contributing factor to the crime. Support HB 5306 and a fair, equitable sentencing framework for survivors! .

Connecticut has 70+ mandatory minimum sentences that apply regardless of the circumstances of the crime, requiring the c...
05/05/2026

Connecticut has 70+ mandatory minimum sentences that apply regardless of the circumstances of the crime, requiring the court to minimize or negate the role abuse played in a crime committed by a survivor of gender-based violence. Support HB 5306 and trauma-informed sentencing for survivors!

📣We’re hiring a Director of Law Enforcement Services! 💼⚖️ This leadership role focuses on strengthening victim safety an...
04/30/2026

📣We’re hiring a Director of Law Enforcement Services! 💼⚖️ This leadership role focuses on strengthening victim safety and improving arrest practices across Connecticut’s response to family violence. The Director shall provide training and technical assistance in support of Connecticut’s Law Enforcement Response to Family Violence Model Policy to complement training conducted by the Connecticut Police Officer Standards and Training Council and the Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, as well as oversee implementation and support of the Lethality Assessment Program (LAP). Learn more and apply at www.ctcadv.org/about/employment

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100 Roscommon Drive, Ste. 110
Glastonbury, CT
06457

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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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