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About NCAVP
NCAVP works to prevent, respond to and end all forms of violence against and within lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and HIV-affected (LGBTQH) communities. NCAVP is a national coalition of local member programs, affiliate organizations and individuals who create systemic and social change. We strive to increase power, safety and resources through data analysis, policy advocacy, education and technical assistance. NCAVP is a program of the New York City Anti-Violence Project
Download the NCAVP member list and contact information (PDF)
What's NEW
- NCAVP releases National Report on LGBTQH Intimate Partner Violence in 2011 (full report: large file, please allow a minute to download)
- LGBTQ Crime Victims Neglected by Nation’s Victim Support System, NCAVP and NCVC Landmark Report (click here to download full report)
Recent Statements
- NCAVP Monthly Update: Reports of violence affecting LGBTQH communities in September 2012
- NCAVP Monthly Update: Reports of violence affecting LGBTQH communities in August 2012
- NCAVP learns of the murder of a gender non-conforming person in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- NCAVP learns of the death of Jessie McCaskill and Dallas Augustine in an apparent Intimate Partner Violence Murder-Suicide
- NCAVP learns of the murder of Kendall L. Hampton in Cincinnati, Ohio; Nine known transgender/gender non-conforming people murdered in the United States so far this year
- NCAVP Monthly Update: Reports of violence affecting LGBTQH communities in July 2012
- NCAVP learns of the Intimate Partner Violence Murder of Brandy M. Stevens
- NCAVP Monthly Update: Reports of violence affecting LGBTQH communities in June 2012
- NCAVP alarmed by shooting of lesbian couple in a Portland, Texas Park
- NCAVP Monthly Update: Reports of violence affecting LGBTQH communities in May 2012
- Breaking News: NCAVP learns of the death of Christopher Ashton Martin
- NCAVP deeply disappointed with the House of Representatives’ passage of H.R. 4970 today
- NCAVP Stands in Solidarity with CeCe McDonald; Calls for Reduced Sentence
- NCAVP Breaking News: Transgender Woman found Murdered in Chicago
- NCAVP Breaking News: Man Kills Long Term Intimate Partner in Reported Self-Defense in Columbus, Ohio
- NCAVP Endorses National Sexual Assault Awareness Month; Calls for End to LGBTQH Sexual Assault
- One Woman Found Murdered, Another Injured in Miami Intimate Partner Violence Incident
- NCAVP Breaking News: Transgender Woman Found Murdered in Miami
- NCAVP Monthly Update: Reports of violence affecting LGBTQH communities in February 2012
- NCAVP Monthly Update: Reports of violence affecting LGBTQH communities in January 2012
- NCAVP Commends the United Nations for its First Ever Report on the Human Rights of LGBT People; Calls for End to Violence Against LGBTQH People
- NCAVP Endorses the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers; Calls for an End to Violence Against Sex Workers
- NCAVP Commends Introduction of LGBTQ-Inclusive VAWA (S. 1925) into U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
- NCAVP Endorses International Transgender Day of Remembrance; Calls for Action to End Violence against Transgender People
NCAVP Training and Technical Assistance Center Resource Bank
Welcome to the NCAVP Training and Technical Assistance Center Resource Bank*. These materials come from various NCAVP member organizations across the country and therefore represent diverse regions. LGBTQ communities are not homogenous. Language usage varies from region to region, which you will find in these resources, and words that resonate with some people may not resonate as well with others. We hope that by providing a multitude of different resources you will find materials to support your specific needs. Please note that in the classification list below, IPV is used to indicate resources relater to intimate partnet violence and SV is used to indicate resources related to sexual violence.
Along with these resources, technical assistance is free and available by phone, instant messaging, and email.
info@ncavp.org
1-855-AVP-LGBT
(1-855-287-5428)
Mon-Fri, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST
Deaf/Hard of hearing accessible instant messaging AIM: AVPlgbt
Screen Reader accessible versions can be downloaded here
*This project was supported by Grant No. 2011-TA-AX-K013 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.
A new NCAVP website is under construction, however access remains to the archived NCAVP website (link). (some information may be outdated).