Spokane Domestic Violence Coalition

Spokane Domestic Violence Coalition Our Mission is to empower and educate our collective community to End The Violence. 💜 We ask all users to treat each other with respect.

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The Spokane Regional Domestic Violence Coalition (Coalition) is committed to the elimination of domestic violence through collaboration and partnership with community agencies/entities made up from various sectors including law enforcement, government officials, victim advocacy groups, treatment providers, school representatives, and family and child-serving organizations, amongst o

thers. The Coalition is focused on preventing domestic violence; educating the general public and creating awareness about domestic violence; and continued community collaboration and coordination in eliminating domestic violence. Because we are a Coalition made up of many community stakeholders that are each governed by their own policies and procedures, there are certain topics we won’t be able or willing to talk about here, and some of your discussions may need to be redirected or curtailed for the same reason. To protect the safety and confidentiality of survivors, we will not engage in conversation about individual situations within a public forum. We want to hear from members of our community and encourage comments, critiques, questions, and suggestions. We ask that you simply stay on topic, respect other people’s opinions, avoid profanity and bullying, offensive statements, illegal content, and anything else that might otherwise violate our standard terms and conditions. Users may disagree with an idea; however, they must be respectful of others at all times. Insults, threats or harassment of other users, organizations or employees are prohibited. The Spokane Regional Domestic Violence Coalition reserves the right to ban any user from our page without prior written notice or consent for violations of community policies. Any comment(s) posted which we deem to be criminal in nature, or instigates or implies violence toward oneself or another may be reported to the proper authorities.

Knowing the warning signs can help you recognize unhealthy patterns early. Trust your instincts, pay attention to how yo...
09/06/2026

Knowing the warning signs can help you recognize unhealthy patterns early.

Trust your instincts, pay attention to how your partner’s behavior makes you feel, and remember that healthy relationships are built on respect, trust, safety, and freedom.

Humor has the power to influence our attitudes and beliefs. It can be used to challenge cultural narratives or to reinfo...
08/25/2026

Humor has the power to influence our attitudes and beliefs. It can be used to challenge cultural narratives or to reinforce harmful ones.

Minimizing domestic violence by joking about it is part of a vicious cycle. It makes abuse appear less harmful, discourages victim-survivors from coming forward, and emboldens people who abuse. In a culture where domestic violence is already underreported this is incredibly dangerous.

08/24/2026

Summer is coming to an end and Kami is getting ready to to go back out to schools to teach kids in Spokane about building healthy relationships!

If you are interested in becoming a monthly donor and supporting this work visit endtheviolencespokane.org/donate

It doesn’t have to be perfect to make a difference. Here are some tips on how you can support a survivor of domestic vio...
08/20/2026

It doesn’t have to be perfect to make a difference. Here are some tips on how you can support a survivor of domestic violence and help them feel safe. 💜

Evacuation orders have been lifted, but many people in our community are just beginning the long road to recovery from t...
08/12/2026

Evacuation orders have been lifted, but many people in our community are just beginning the long road to recovery from the devastating Spokane Complex Fires.

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to support our neighbors, the organizations below are continuing to provide critical assistance to those impacted.

Project Beauty Share Project Beauty Share® | Hygiene & Beauty Donations
Collects new, unopened hygiene and personal care products including shampoo, body care items, dental care supplies, diapers, and other essentials for families recovering from the fires.
https://projectbeautyshare.org/

Second Harvest Inland Northwest Second Harvest INW
Accepts financial and non-perishable food donations and is providing emergency food boxes to families affected by the fires. Donations may also be dropped off at 1234 E. Front Ave., Spokane, WA 99202.
https://2-harvest.org/

City of Spokane – H.O.M.E. Starts Here Fund City of Spokane
The City’s H.O.M.E. Starts Here Fund supports Spokane Complex Fire recovery. Every dollar donated stays local, helping address immediate needs while supporting long-term recovery efforts.
https://my.spokanecity.org/home-starts-here/

Innovia Foundation – Spokane Complex Wildfire Response Fund Innovia Foundation
Supports immediate relief and long-term recovery through trusted local nonprofit partners.
https://innovia.org/wildfire-response/

Partners INW Partners INW
Provides food, clothing, household essentials, and direct support to families impacted by the fires.
https://partnersinw.org/

SRDVC stands with our community during these devastating fires. We are impacted as well. Everyone deserves a safe and he...
08/03/2026

SRDVC stands with our community during these devastating fires. We are impacted as well. Everyone deserves a safe and healthy home, and we will do whatever we can to support our neighbors in that endeavor. We are the city that cares. 💜

Sadistic Online Exploitation (SOE) is an emerging form of online abuse that targets young people through gaming platform...
07/30/2026

Sadistic Online Exploitation (SOE) is an emerging form of online abuse that targets young people through gaming platforms, social media, and online communities. These groups often offer friendship, attention, and a sense of belonging before manipulating youth into harmful behaviors, making it difficult to recognize what’s happening until significant harm has occurred.

One of the most important things parents can do is stay connected. Talk regularly about your child’s online world, ask questions without judgment, and create a home where they know they can come to you if something feels wrong. Strong relationships and open communication are some of the best ways to help protect young people online.

Connection is prevention.

For more information, check out Thorn’s new report on SOE. Linked below and in our bio.https://info.thorn.org/hubfs/Research/Thorn_SOEResponse_Report_2026.pdf

A gentle reminder for survivors, advocates and anyone else working to support survivors. 💜
07/28/2026

A gentle reminder for survivors, advocates and anyone else working to support survivors. 💜

07/19/2026

Become a sponsor and help us fund another year of Court Watch in the Spokane area.

Court Watch is an incredible program where community members watch in on domestic violence protection order proceedings. The information we gain from these observation sessions helps us to better support survivors while they navigate our court systems.

Visit our website to learn more about our work and become a monthly donor! 💜endtheviolencespokane.org/donate

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07/18/2026

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