Women of Color Task Force

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Women of Color Task Force The Women of Color Task Force (WOCTF), a committee of DCADV, was established in 1999.

The Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence (DCADV) is Delaware’s federally recognized coalition of agencies and individuals working to prevent and eliminate domestic violence. The Women of Color Task Force (WOCTF) has been a continuously active and vital committee of the DCADV since 1999. The WOCTF continues to:
• Unite in partnership with direct service providers, government officials, businesses and community partners to promote equality in relationships.
• Strive to alter the social conditions that allow violence and abuse to occur.
• Lead concentrated outreach efforts to families, youth, faith-based institutions, ethnic and cultural minorities, social service and communities.
• Utilize our experiences of culture and diversity to engage Delaware communities of color in the collaborative effort to increase awareness of domestic violence.
• Seek effective solutions to combat abuse in all forms, in every relationship.

10/03/2026
10/03/2026

Tough topics don't always belong at the family dinner table, but there's one difficult conversation we know a lot of families are thinking about having right now.
Please talk about consent with your kids. These are general guidelines, pulled from our longer article on talking with kids of all ages about s*x and intimacy. (You can find the full piece at the link in the comments.) You don't have to have this conversation at the table if you don't want to, but do have it somewhere.

10/03/2026
10/03/2026

Domestic Violence Awareness Month starts this week! All month long, we'll be here to affirm that:
Survivors deserve safety.
Survivors deserve support.
Survivors deserve solidarity.
Survivors deserve ACTION.

How will you stand this October?

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10/03/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month ( ) — and it's also Cybersecurity Awareness Month. 💜

While technology can offer abusers new ways to harm victims, the underlying behaviors are always the same: attempts to gain power and control over a partner.

Abuse is never okay, no matter where or how it happens, and who's been affected. Learn more and find resources for yourself or someone you know: https://buff.ly/PVBGOBb

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