What is the registration fee?
Member Programs & Associate Members: $225 Early Bird Rate (through August 28th) | $300 Regular Rate
- Non-Members:$425 Early Bird Rate (through August 28th) | $500 Regular Rate
- WSCADVSA Member Programs receive two free registrations. Enter your program's unique promo code to unlock your free registration slots.
I work for a DV or SA program. What is our promo code for our free registrations?
Coalition Member Programs, e-mail us at [email protected] for your promo code! Please coordinate with your director and co-workers to decide who will use the free registration slots.
Where do I enter my promo code?
The promo code field is at the top of the order form, directly above the ticket options. Enter your code and click "Apply."
What is the deadline to register?
Early Bird discount ends August 28th. Deadline to request interpreters is August 28th. Registration ends September 21st.
Where should I stay?
We have arranged guest blocks at three nearby hotels for our conference attendees! You are also more than welcome to check out other lodging options in Yakima. Give them a call and ask if they'll offer the per diem rate for your stay.
A block of 30 rooms has been reserved at the La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Yakima Downtown at the Washington State per diem rate of $110/night plus taxes. For reservations, call 509-249-1000 and give the group name, “WA State Coalition Against DV & SA” to make sure you get the group rate. This group rate expires September 11, 2026.
A block of 100 rooms has been reserved at the Red Lion Hotel Yakima Center at a rate of $107/night plus taxes for single or double occupancy. For reservations, call 509-248-5900 and give the group name, "WA State Coalition Against DV & SA” to make sure you get the group rate. This group rate expires on September 13, 2026.
A block of 50 rooms has been reserved at the Ledgestone Suites Hotel Yakima at the Washington State per diem rate of $110/night plus taxes. For reservations, call 509-453-3151 and give the group name, "WA State Coalition Against DV & SA” to make sure you get the group rate. This group rate expires on September 3, 2026.
Where can I see the lineup of workshops and speakers?
Check out our conference schedule for information about workshop sessions, plenary speakers, evening events, and more. Check out our speaker page for more information about our incredible speakers! We will continue to update these pages as we get closer to the conference.
How can I get credit for training hours?
Attending the conference provides up to 16 training hours for DV/SA advocates. We are expanding our workshop selection for 2026! Instead of 4 breakout workshop sessions, this year's conference will offer 6 workshop sessions, 3 on each day.
Training hours include all conference programming, including plenaries and evening activities, not just time spent in workshop sessions.
After attending the conference, you will receive an e-mail with your training certificate. Please make sure we have your correct e-mail address in your registration!
Contact WSCADVSA if you need more guidance about documenting training hours.
Where can I find information about the venue?
This year's conference is being held at the Yakima Convention Center at 10 N 8th St, Yakima, WA 98901. The Convention Center is fully ADA accessible with free parking, free wi-fi, and all-gender restrooms available. We will also have a designated Quiet Room for attendees who would like to take a break in a peaceful setting. Please visit their website for more details.
What can I expect for meals?
- We will be providing lunch for both days of the conference, as well as coffee, tea, and light snacks.
- Breakfast and dinner are on your own. If you are staying at La Quinta, a complimentary breakfast bar is available to guests from the hours of 6:00am to 9:00am. If you are staying at the Red Lion Hotel, a breakfast bar will be made available to you to purchase for $10 and will be open during the hours of 7:00am to 10:00am.
- If you have dietary restrictions, please be sure to include that information in your registration. Meals include a vegetarian and vegan option.
- Stay tuned as we finalize our Conference Guide for more local dining options!
How do I request an interpreter?
Please indicate that you are requesting interpretation when you submit your registration. You may also indicate if you have a preferred interpreter. Please submit your request for interpretation by August 28th. We cannot guarantee that interpretation will be available for requests after this date.
What if I have accessibility needs?
We want everyone to feel comfortable at the conference! If you need any accommodations, please reach out to us at [email protected]. The sooner you let us know, the better we can make sure everything’s set up for you.
What COVID precautions are in place?
Vaccines: COVID vaccines are not required to attend the conference. We encourage everyone to follow the latest public health guidance, and stay up-to-date with COVID and flu vaccines.
Masking: Masks are welcome and encouraged, but not required. We will have masks available at the conference center.
Testing: To keep our community as safe as possible, we encourage everyone to take a rapid test before you arrive, and again before you return to work after the conference.
If you have symptoms: Follow the Department of Health guidelines, test for COVID-19, and stay home if you are sick or have symptoms. We will refund all registrations for folks who have to cancel last-minute due to illness.
Will this conference be hybrid or have a virtual component?
No, this will be a fully in-person conference. We invite you to use the resource library on our website for self-study hours and the event calendar for other upcoming trainings.
Have another question?
Contact us at [email protected].
