Who We Serve:
Providers of direct services to victims and survivors of sexual and domestic violence are our primary customers.  Victims and survivors are the beneficiaries of  our work.

Our History:
The Arizona Coalition Against Domestic Violence was formed in 1980 so that concerned citizens and professionals could unite in a statewide organization to end domestic violence. In 2013, the coalition became the designated dual coalition to address both sexual and domestic violence thus becoming the Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence.

Our Purpose:
Increase public awareness about the issues of sexual and domestic violence
Enhance the safety of and services for sexual and domestic violence victims and survivors
End sexual and domestic violence in Arizona communities
If you are interested in joining our team at ACESDV, please check career opportunities to see what’s available or download our employment application here and submit it via email (info@acesdv.org)

**Updated as of 9/3/2020**

What We Do 
Select a topic below to learn more about what we do:
Education & Training  |  Technical Assistance  |  Public Policy
Sexual and Domestic Violence Services Helpline |  Collaboration

If you are interested in joining our team at ACESDV, please check career opportunities to see what’s available or download our employment application here and submit it via email (info@acesdv.org)

Education & Training
ACESDV promotes public awareness through information, training, awareness campaigns, events and the media.  Please visit our Education Into Action page for listings and descriptions of multi-day trainings, in person trainings and webinars throughout the upcoming year. Please also see our  Training and Events Calendar.  ACESDV provides training on the dynamics of and responses to sexual and domestic violence as well as other related topics.
Training attendants include:

• Sexual and Domestic Violence Advocates
• Social Workers
• Health Care Providers
• Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners
• Faith Based Leaders
• Child Welfare Providers
• Law Enforcement
• Attorneys
• Officers of the Court
• Offender Treatment Providers
• Others Who Interact with Victims/Survivors, Perpetrators or Children Exposed to Sexual and Domestic Violence

• COVID-19
• Legal Assistance
• Training Materials
• Factsheets
• National and Tribal Resources