NATIONAL COALITION OF ANTI-VIOLENCE PROGRAMS

CUAV is a member agency of the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs (NCAVP), which seeks to address the pervasive problem of violence against and within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and HIV-affected communities. NCAVP is a national coalition of programs that document and advocate for victims of anti-LGBT and anti-HIV/AIDS violence/harassment, domestic violence, sexual assault, police violence and other forms of victimization.

NCAVP is dedicated to creating a national response to the violence plaguing these communities by supporting both existing anti-violence organizations and emerging local programs in their efforts to document and prevent such violence. For more information, visit the NCAVP website.

SAN FRANCISCO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CONSORTIUM 

The San Francisco Domestic Violence Consortium (SFDVC), founded in 1982, is a network of eighteen domestic violence service agencies that come together with the goal of providing high quality, coordinated, and comprehensive services to San Francisco's victims of domestic abuse. The services of the individual agencies include emergency shelter, transitional housing, crisis lines, counseling, prevention programs, education and legal assistance, and are available in the many different languages of San Francisco's diverse populations. SFDVC agencies share information, learn about issues that impact their work and coordinate their services and activities with a particular focus on public funding, specifically coordinating grant proposals and doing advocacy/lobbying of government departments as to the importance of funding domestic violence services. 

SAN FRANCISCO IMMIGRANT RIGHTS DEFENSE COMMITTEE

The San Francisco Immigrant Rights Defense Committee is a committee of organizations and people working together in San Francisco to create a more just city for our immigrant communities. SFIRDC is a growing alliance of immigrant rights advocates, labor groups, faith leaders, youth advocates, and LGBT activists. The Committee includes: African Advocacy Network, ALDI, American Immigration Lawyers Association of Northern California, Arab Resource and Organizing Center, Asian Law Caucus, Asian Youth Advocacy Network, Bay Area Immigrant Rights Coalition, Central American Resource Center, Chinese for Affirmative Action, Communities United Against Violence, Dolores Street Community Services, EBASE, Global Exchange, H.O.M.E.Y., Filipino Community Center, Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club, Immigrant Legal Resource Center, Instituto Familiar de la Raza, La Raza Centro Legal, La Voz Latina, Legal Services for Children, Mission Neighborhood Center, Mission Neighborhood Health Center, Movement for Unconditional Amnesty, Mujeres Unidas y Activas, PODER, POWER, Pride at Work, SF Immigrant Legal & Education Network, SF Labor Council, SF Public Defender’s Office, SFOP, St. Peter’s Housing, Worker Immigrant Rights Coalition, and Young Workers United.

TRANSFORMING JUSTICE

Transforming Justice (TJ) is a national coalition of LGBTSTIQQ, anti-prison, prisoner rights, and social justice organizations dedicated to ending the cycles of poverty, criminalization, and imprisonment in transgender and gender non-conforming communities. TJ held the first-ever gathering of LGBTSTIQQ former prisoners, activists, and attorneys in San Francisco in October 2007 to build shared understanding of the prison industrial complex and its impacts on transgender and gender non-conforming communities, and to collectively envision strategies to build safe, healthy, whole communities. CUAV will be participating in Transforming Justice's ongoing national coalition work. For more information, visit the Transforming Justice website.