Call to Action
On April 2, Bradley Angle joined advocates in Salem to urge lawmakers to protect and fund life-saving services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
Several key bills on the table are stopgap efforts—meant to prevent devastating cuts caused by federal funding shortfalls, especially from VOCA (Victims of Crime Act) grants, which face a 42% reduction.
These bills support:
⚪ HB 3196 & POP 327: Essential funding for shelter & advocacy programs
⚪ HB 3070: SANE Certification Training for forensic medical providers
⚪ SB 710: Judicial education in DV/SA cases
Without state funding, Bradley Angle's ability to provide culturally-specific programming for Black/African American and LGBTQ2SIA+ survivors is severely threatened.
Here’s how you can help:
📣 Contact your legislators and urge support for these bills.
Here’s a link: Find Your Legislator
You can call their offices at the numbers listed or send them emails urging they support these critical bills.
📝 Stay informed and engaged as we move toward the 2025 session
🫱🏿🫲🏾 Partner with a local organization in the fight for safety, justice, and long-term care.
Advocacy is how we protect what matters. Let’s keep the pressure on!
Did you know…
Housing stability and economic security are essential for breaking the cycle of violence.