Highlights of NCCADV Membership
- Specialized training from NCCADV’s Training Program and tailored technical assistance on a variety of topics related to serving survivors and ending Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
- Opportunities to network, learn from, and share information with other individuals and organizations in the IPV movement at events such as the annual Membership Meeting, semi-annual Campus Consortium meetings, and the biennial NCCADV Conference, as well as through various communities of practice
- Informational emails: 1) a weekly newsletter full of local, state, and national resources and information to support your role in the IPV movement 2) access to all NCCADV listservs (Executive Directors, Economic Justice, Latinx Services, and Legislative Policy)
- Free resources such as Project eNOugh posters and Futures Without Violence materials
Importance of NCCADV Membership
By becoming a member, you become a part of a social justice movement that works to change how North Carolina responds to Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), specifically domestic violence, sexual assault in intimate relationships, teen dating violence, stalking, and human trafficking.
Your membership dues allow NCCADV staff to engage in systems advocacy, prevention and public policy work, while furthering NCCADV efforts to incorporate a social justice lens into the larger IPV movement. Dues also support NCCADV’s involvement in various taskforces and committees on behalf of our members to bring the voices of survivors to the table. Through this work, we are able to create positive change that will impact survivors and the organizations that serve them. Member dues help support the systems advocacy, prevention, and public policy work that assists survivors of domestic violence in North Carolina and the programs that serve them.
Membership Benefits for Culturally-Specific Organizations
Starting on February 1, 2021, NCCADV is offering a new membership structure for culturally-specific organizations at a pay-what-you-can rate. This membership type is for organizations, campuses, and other entities that are rooted in and primarily serve historically marginalized communities (specifically those underrepresented in DV services). Examples include, but are not limited to, Latinx organizations, LGBTQ centers, organizations lead by and primarily serving African, Black, and Caribbean folks, historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs), disability organizations, group who primarily serves Muslim survivors, etc.
Our goal of creating the culturally-specific membership opportunity is to improve representation of and support for marginalized communities within our membership. This new type is not just a discount; it’s also a way for NCCADV to connect more intentionally with the folks in North Carolina doing work rooted in marginalized communities.
Details: Culturally-specific organizations with NCCADV membership receive technical assistance, trainings (including trainings offered to all members on our training calendar, as well as one training by request per year), and regular communications from NCCADV. Culturally-specific organizations are also voting members.
Note: Culturally-specific organizations do not have an entirely separate category of membership; they are still Domestic Violence Agency Members, Community Partner Members, or Campus Members. However, they have a pay-what-you-can membership fee and are partners in NCCADV's growing efforts to better support culturally-specific organizations and survivors from marginalized communities across North Carolina.
Please contact Natalie Pickett, Member Services Coordinator, at npickett@nccadv.org with questions and interest related to membership for culturally-specific organizations.
NCCADV Offers FOUR Types of Memberships:
Domestic Violence (DV) Agency Members
Domestic Violence (DV) Agency Members are agencies or organizations which provide comprehensive services for victims of domestic violence, teen dating violence and/or stalking, whose advocates are subject to the provision of the victim advocate privilege statute CRS 13-90-107 (1)(K), and that support the mission, vision, and values of the Coalition.
→ Domestic Violence Agency Members pay a yearly fee of 0.1% of your annual domestic violence budget and is capped at $1,000. (.001 x DV program expense budget). To calculate your dues please input your agency's annual DV budget in the "Contact Additional Information" section of the form in Coalition Manager. Domestic Violence Agency Memberships operate on a calendar year schedule, so memberships expire every year on December 31st regardless of when membership was obtained. Membership dues are not pro-rated.
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Community Partner Members
Community Partner Members include any organizations that do not meet the qualifications of a DV Agency (outlined above) and that support the mission, vision, and values of the Coalition. Examples of Community Partners include, but are not limited to, legal system partners, health services, faith communities, batterer intervention programs, government agencies, and social services.
→ Community Partner Members pay a yearly fee of $80. Community Partner Memberships operate on a calendar year schedule. All Community Partner Memberships expire on December 31st of the calendar year in which they began. Membership dues are not pro-rated.
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Individual Membership
Individuals
- Individual & Student Membership is for individual persons who support the mission, vision and values of NCCADV and who wish to be affiliated with those addressing issues of domestic violence.
→ Individual & Student Membership annual fee is pay-what-you-can between $5 and $50. When you are on the payment page to pay your membership fee, select "Custom Amount" in the Payment Term drop-down menu. The enter your chosen amount between $5-$50 in the space below.
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Campus Memberships
Each Campus Membership helps us strengthen the anti-violence movement across North Carolina. Join us today as we foster connections among campus professionals who are striving to make our state free from intimate partner violence (IPV).
Campus Memberships are available to any college or university in North Carolina that:
- Works directly or indirectly with victims/survivors and/or perpetrators of IPV
- Strives to reduce IPV through education, policy, and/or social change
- Supports the mission, vision, and values of NCCADV
- Does not meet the qualifications of a Domestic Violence Agency
Become a member today!
Why Join?
By becoming a member, you can directly influence how North Carolina prevents and responds to IPV, sexual assault in intimate relationships, teen dating violence, stalking, and human trafficking.
Campus membership dues allow NCCADV staff to engage in systems advocacy, prevention, and public policy efforts. Dues also support NCCADV staff in their efforts to bring a social justice lens to the larger IPV movement. With your help, we are better able to create positive changes for student survivors and the organizations that serve them.
Campus Memberships are offered in three tiers. Benefits vary according to the level of membership. Benefits apply to staff, faculty, and/or students on your campus.
*All services are based on staff and resource availability. The membership fee schedule and benefits may be altered by NCCADV from time to time. Travel and parking costs for on-site services must be covered by the college/university.
If you have questions about membership or benefits, please contact Natalie Pickett, Member Services Coordinator.
Benefits:
Training Discounts
- 25% discount on registration fees for NCCADV’s Biennial Conference (savings of more than $76 per person!)
- 25 FREE registrations to the 40+ trainings and/or webinars offered annually by NCCADV’s Training Institute (savings of $1,250!)
- 8 hours of FREE, on-site training and technical assistance tailored to your campus community (discounted rates available for on-site training beyond the two included hours) (savings of $680!)
- FREE registration for students to attend the Sexual & Intimate Partner Violence Prevention Student Summit, known as NC WAVE (Working Against Violence Everywhere)
Technical Assistance
- FREE, customizable campus resources such as posters, DVAM materials, and brochures.
- Specialized technical assistance for campus staff on IPV prevention, response, policy, and compliance from a Campus Member Representative
- Support in utilizing NCCADV’s campus-specific toolkits and trainings:
- ModelCampus: Title IX Action Guide: A decision-aid tool that helps faculty and staff make decisions that are trauma-informed, survivor-centered, and in line with federal policy
- IPV-Free Campus: Changing the Climate to Prevent Intimate Partner Violence training: An interactive, in-person training helps college and university employees respond to students in a trauma-informed way, and create an environment that discourages IPV
- NCCADV’s Guidance and Model Template: A guide for creating campus-based programs and policies addressing IPV, stalking, and sexual violence prevention and intervention
Professional Opportunities
- Opportunity to participate in the NC Campus Consortium - A collaboration with NCCASA that offers training and networking opportunities for campus prevention experts
- Opportunities to attend Membership Meetings to network with other campus IPV professionals and allies across the state
- Opportunities for your (graduate and undergraduate) students to be hosted as interns at NCCADV
- Access to the Coalition Manager section of the NCCADV website – including manuals on best practices, capacity building resources, and more
Updates
- Regular emails with resources, news, and funding opportunities specifically for campus work
- NCCADV’s Weekly Digest with resources and information about IPV prevention and response
- Opportunity to sign up for current legislative committee emails and NCCADV’s Lobbyist Report
Benefits
Training Discounts
- 15% discount on registration fees for NCCADV’s Biennial Conference (savings of more than $45 per person!)
- 15 FREE registrations to the 40+ trainings and/or webinars offered annually by NCCADV’s Training Institute (savings of $750!)
- 4 hours of FREE, on-site training and technical assistance tailored to your campus community (discounted rates available for on-site training beyond the included hours) (savings of $340!)
- FREE registration for students to attend the Sexual & Intimate Partner Violence Prevention Student Summit, known as NC WAVE (Working Against Violence Everywhere)
Technical Assistance
- Specialized technical assistance for campus staff on IPV prevention, response, policy, and compliance from a Campus Member Representative
- Support in utilizing NCCADV’s campus-specific toolkits and trainings:
- ModelCampus: Title IX Action Guide: A decision-aid tool that helps faculty and staff make decisions that are trauma-informed, survivor-centered, and in line with federal policy
- IPV-Free Campus: Changing the Climate to Prevent Intimate Partner Violence training: An interactive, in-person training helps college and university employees respond to students in a trauma-informed way, and create an environment that discourages IPV
- NCCADV’s Guidance and Model Template: A guide for creating campus-based programs and policies addressing IPV, stalking, and sexual violence prevention and intervention
Professional Opportunities
- Opportunity to participate in the NC Campus Consortium - A collaboration with NCCASA that offers training and networking opportunities for campus prevention experts
- Opportunities to attend Membership Meetings to network with other campus IPV professionals and allies across the state
- Opportunities for your (graduate and undergraduate) students to be hosted as interns at NCCADV
- Access to the Coalition Manager section of the NCCADV website – including manuals on best practices, capacity building resources, and more
Updates
- Regular emails with resources, news, and funding opportunities specifically for campus work
- NCCADV’s Weekly Digest with resources and information about IPV prevention and response
- Opportunity to sign up for current legislative committee emails and NCCADV’s Lobbyist Report
Benefits
Training Discounts
- 5% discount on registration fees for NCCADV’s Biennial Conference (savings of more than $15 per person!)
- 5 FREE registrations to the 40+ trainings and/or webinars offered annually by NCCADV’s Training Institute (savings of $250!)
- 2 hours of FREE, on-site training and technical assistance tailored to your campus community (discounted rates available for on-site training beyond the included hours) (savings of $170!)
- FREE registration for students to attend the Sexual & Intimate Partner Violence Prevention Student Summit, known as NC WAVE (Working Against Violence Everywhere)
Technical Assistance
- Specialized technical assistance for campus staff on IPV prevention, response, policy, and compliance from a Campus Member Representative
- Support in utilizing NCCADV’s campus-specific toolkits and trainings:
- ModelCampus: Title IX Action Guide: A decision-aid tool that helps faculty and staff make decisions that are trauma-informed, survivor-centered, and in line with federal policy
- IPV-Free Campus: Changing the Climate to Prevent Intimate Partner Violence training: An interactive, in-person training helps college and university employees respond to students in a trauma-informed way, and create an environment that discourages IPV
- NCCADV’s Guidance and Model Template: A guide for creating campus-based programs and policies addressing IPV, stalking, and sexual violence prevention and intervention
Professional Opportunities
- Opportunity to participate in the NC Campus Consortium - A collaboration with NCCASA that offers training and networking opportunities for campus prevention experts
- Opportunities to attend Membership Meetings to network with other campus IPV professionals and allies across the state
- Opportunities for your (graduate and undergraduate) students to be hosted as interns at NCCADV
- Access to the Coalition Manager section of the NCCADV website – including manuals on best practices, capacity building resources, and more
Updates
- Regular emails with resources, news, and funding opportunities specifically for campus work
- NCCADV’s Weekly Digest with resources and information about IPV prevention and response
- Opportunity to sign up for current legislative committee emails and NCCADV’s Lobbyist Report
Membership fee can be paid in full, on monthly payment plan, or on a quarterly payment plan. Additionally, if affording the membership fee is a barrier for you or your organization to become a member, please don't hesitate to contact Natalie Pickett, Member Services Specialist at npickett@nccadv.org to discuss how NCCADV membership can be more accessible for you.
If you have questions about membership or benefits, please contact Natalie Pickett, Member Services Coordinator at npickett@nccadv.org.
