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Public Policy Advocacy

ACESDV advocates for systemic change to increase safety for victims/survivors of sexual and domestic violence and their children.
We believe in offender accountability and work on big picture issues impacting sexual and domestic violence victims/survivors and direct service providers.

Activities of the Public Policy Department:

  • Monitor policies, procedures and practices
  • Advocating for systems level changes
  • Educate lawmakers on needed statutory changes and sexual and domestic violence
  • Working with the criminal justice system, human services, and other community partners to enhance system responses to sexual and domestic violence

Legislative Action:
We track a number of bills relating to sexual and domestic violence victims/survivors, increasing batterer accountability, and funding for sexual and domestic violence programs and services. The Arizona Legislative Session starts the second Monday in January every year and goes for approximately 100 days.

We send out weekly Legislative Updates every Monday during the legislative session. If you are interested in receiving these updates, please sign-up to receive Legislative Updates and Action Alerts via email.

2022 Public Policy Agenda

2021 Public Policy Agenda

2021 Systems and Legislative Priorities Report

2020 Legislative Principles

2020 Legislative Agenda

Download Additional Public Policy Documents and Factsheets

  • HB 2001 (unlawful distribution of private images) – Effective March 11th, 2016

Voter Registration

  • ACESDV Voter Registration (English)
  • ACESDV Voter Registration (Spanish)

Special Reports

  • Guns and Violence Against Women: America’s Uniquely Lethal Intimate Partner Violence Problem
  • 2014 Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Report
  • Serving Valley Victims of Domestic Violence: Challenges and Choices

Click here to see Legislative Summary Reports from 2005 to present.

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