WSB destaca la nueva marca In Safe CompanyAs we enter Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we are proud to step forward as In Safe Company — a new name that…
ISC recibe donaciones de Three-Degree Guarantee¡Nos emociona ser la organización beneficiaria de Three-Degree Guarantee de Atlanta News First en octubre!
La moda se une a la filantropíaThis morning, our Chief Development Officer Amber Harris joined Lisa Bobb, owner of Squash Blossom boutique on ATL Live. The two spoke…
WRCDV Receives $75,000 Grant from the Atlanta Women’s FoundationWe are honored to announce a $75,000 grant from the Atlanta Women's Foundation (AWF) to support our Mental Health and Wellness Program.…
Thank You, Marilyn Stinson, for 28 Years of ServiceToday, we celebrate Marilyn Stinson and an extraordinary career dedicated to creating safety, justice, and hope for survivors of domestic violence.
Congratulations, Amber, on 20 years with WRCDVCongratulations to our chief development officer Amber Harris on celebrating 20 incredible years with WRCDV!
Barbara joins Leadership DeKalb Class of 2027Congratulations to our chief programs officer Barbara Gibson on beginning her journey as a member of Leadership DeKalb’s Class of 2027.
Georgia House of Representatives recognizes WRCDV’s 40thAt our Champions for Change gala, Representative Long Tran presented our CEO Jean Douglas with a resolution from the Georgia House of…
25 Years of Safe CompanyEvery Father's Day for the past 25 years, an ad has appeared in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. It carries no product to sell…
Jean Discusses 40 Years of Advocacy on WABEOur CEO, Jean Douglas, recently joined Rose Scott on WABE’s Closer Look to discuss our organization’s history, evolution, and future.
The Word Is Out: Atlanta Is Talking About In Safe CompanyWhen we unveiled our new name on April 30, we hoped Atlanta would take notice. They did, and we couldn't be more…
Zanathia: el círculo completoAs a child, Zanathia stayed in our safe house while her mother found the courage to rebuild. Fifteen years later she is…
Gwendolyn Turnbough: de la pérdida al legadoPulitzer Prize-winning poet Natasha Trethewey remembers her mother, Gwendolyn, who was killed by her estranged husband in 1985. The reckoning that followed…
What’s in a Name?Something extraordinary happened on April 30.
Champions for Change Gala Marks 40 Years of ImpactOur CEO Jean Douglas, recently sat down with 11Alive News for an interview ahead of this year's Champions for Change Gala, a…
None of This Happens Without YouIn 2025, the Women's Resource Center to End Domestic Violence served 9,694 survivors of domestic and sexual violence. This impact report tells…
Thank You DA Sherry Boston and the Love Run 5K CommunityThis February, the 11th Annual Love Run 5K, hosted by DeKalb County District Attorney Sherry Boston, brought our community together once again…
Champions for Change Celebrates 40 Years of Supporting SurvivorsThis year, the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence invites our community to celebrate a powerful milestone: 40 years of supporting…
WSB-TV Highlights WRCDV’s Services for Sexual Assault SurvivorsContent note: The linked news article includes graphic references to sexual assault. If you choose to click through, please be aware that…
A New Year Begins with Safety, Home, and HopeAs we step into a new year, we are reflecting with deep gratitude on what our community made possible during the holiday…
Fox 5 Highlights Urgent Need to Prevent Domestic ViolenceThis week, Fox 5 Atlanta shared heartbreaking stories of two suspected domestic violence-related murders in metro Atlanta that took the lives of…
CBS Atlanta Highlights WRCDV’s Programming for ChildrenWe’re so grateful to CBS News Atlanta for shining a light on the ways WRCDV helps children heal and thrive after experiencing…
2025 Candlelight VigilEach October, during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, our community comes together to remember the lives lost and to recommit to building a…
DeKalb County Proclaims October as Domestic Violence Awareness MonthOn October 14, 2025, the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners issued a proclamation declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Presiding…
Barbara wins ‘In the Trenches Award’Each year, the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence acknowledges advocates who work directly on the front lines in their efforts to end…
Barbara Comments on Recent DV Fatalities on 11 AliveAcross Georgia, we are seeing a troubling rise in domestic violence fatalities.
WRCDV Joins Congressman Hank Johnson’s Federal Grants Workshop SeriesLast week, our Director of Development & Communications, Amber Harris, joined Congressman Hank Johnson’s office for their workshop series on federal…
Welcome New Community Engagement Board MembersWe’re honored to welcome three extraordinary leaders to our Community Engagement Board! These professionals bring a wealth of experience and a deep…
Thank You, Ayonna Johnson, for 25 Years of ServiceAfter 25 years of unwavering dedication to survivors, we bid a heartfelt farewell to Ayonna Johnson.
Camp PEACE 2025And that's a wrap on Camp PEACE 2025—and what a powerful summer it’s been!
Advancing Neurodiversity-Informed Support for Children & FamiliesExciting news from our Children’s Program! Cassie Velasco, our incredible Director of Children’s Services, is deepening her expertise through the Sanity…
It Takes a Man to Stop Domestic Violence 2025We are so grateful to everyone who participated in our 2025 It Takes a Man to Stop Domestic Violence campaign. Your generosity…
Congrats to Amber on Graduating from Leadership DeKalb!Join us in congratulating our Director of Development and Communications, Amber, on her graduation from Leadership DeKalb!
DeKalb Rape Crisis Center acquired by Decatur organizationThanks to the DeKalb Champion for highlighting our organization's acquisition of the DeKalb Rape Crisis Center and ongoing work to serve survivors…
Amber Harris on ‘Word on the Street’Recently, our Director of Development, Amber Harris, joined “Word on the Street,” a new Cumulus Media show hosted by Gianna Willcox, to…
La historia de Samira: encontrar seguridad, amistad y a sí mismaSamira was 13 when she came to our safe house with her mother and younger sisters. Through our child and youth programs…
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