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OUR VISION
The Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault promotes and sustains a collective movement to end violence and oppression through social change.
OUR MISSION
To be a collective voice for victims and survivors and to support those agencies and communities working to prevent and eliminate domestic and sexual violence.
RECENT POSTS
Honoring Domestic Violence Awareness Month
ANDVSA Honors Domestic Violence Awareness Month October 1, 2023 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (#DVAM). The Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault thanks Governor Dunleavy for issuing his Executive Proclamation highlighting... Read More
Andrea Hattan Receives Bryan P. Timbers Pro Bono Award
ANDVSA Volunteer Attorney Wins Pro Bono Award Congratulations to Andrea Hattan, recipient of this year’s Public Sector – Bryan P. Timbers Pro Bono Award. Andrea grew up in Fairbanks and currently works in Juneau... Read More
CDVSA Board Meets in Cordova
CDVSA Board Meets in Cordova Shining the Light on the Work of the Cordova Family Resource Center In June, 2023, the ANDVSA Executive Director, Brenda Stanfill, and the Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual... Read More
Christina Love Appointed to Not Invisible Act Commission
Christina Love has officially been appointed to the Not Invisible Act Commission. April 25, 2023In October 2020, the Not Invisible Act (NIA) was passed into law. The NIA outlines the formation of a Joint... Read More
Statement Regarding Colorado Springs Shooting
ANDVSA Statement Regarding the Colorado Springs Shooting November 23, 2022 We at ANDVSA have spent the past few days with heavy hearts in light of the shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs.... Read More
Survivor Services at Risk
Survivor services are at risk. April 8, 2021 On April 1, community-based victim services agencies received a memo from the Council on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault (CDVSA) stating that the State of Alaska’s... Read More
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