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This year’s conference honors the people who built this movement, and the people continuing to carry it forward. For generations, survivors, advocates, organizers, and community members have created safety, support, and change together. Their lived experience, knowledge, and care have shaped this work from the very beginning. Join us for two days of connection, learning, and envisioning what’s possible when we build safety, healing, and belonging together.

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For more information about the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, visit our website.
Tuesday September 29, 2026 3:30pm - 5:00pm PDT
Mandated reporting has caused real harm to survivors — and a lot of that harm comes from over-reporting. This training provides context around challenges and problems within our current system that create harm for families seeking support and get practical about what domestic violence advocates are actually required to report (spoiler: it's less than you think). Liz and Trina will walk through how to recognize what falls outside your scope, how to safety plan effectively, and how to show up for survivors in the rare moments when a report is truly required. Come ready to question assumptions and leave with clearer boundaries and more confidence in a survivor-first approach.
Speakers
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Liz Uchitelle

Legal Advocacy Coordinator, Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Liz Uchitelle is the Legal Advocacy Program Coordinator at WSCADV/SA, where she supports survivors navigating the criminal legal system and pushes for justice reform rooted in survivor-informed advocacy. She also brings a trauma-informed yoga practice to her work, using it as a tool... Read More →
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Trina Ewing

CAP Lead Survivor Advocate, New Beginnings
Hi, I’m Trina Ewing, the CAP Lead Survivor Advocate with New Beginnings in Seattle, WA. My path to this work is deeply personal; as a survivor of domestic violence myself, I know firsthand the courage it takes to seek safety and rebuilding. Over the past five years, I have dedicated... Read More →
Tuesday September 29, 2026 3:30pm - 5:00pm PDT

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