Policy & Training - ENDGBV

End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence

Standing with Survivors Since 2001


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16 Days of Activism Against GBV

Family Justice Centers

Street Harassment Prevention

Home+

Policy & Training

Outreach Team

Current Initiatives

NYC Domestic Violence Task Force

Advisory Council

Resource Directory at NYC HOPE


Policy & Training

ENDGBV's Policy and Training Teams lead our Office's training, prevention, and policy work with the goal of enhancing City agency and community-based organization (CBO) responses to domestic and gender-based violence and identifying key areas for policy change and development.

The Policy Team

Our Policy Team conducts policy research, develops policy recommendations, and develops policies and programs to address systemic gaps for survivors of DV/GBV. The Policy Team also supports all the Office's equity and inclusion work, housing the Language Access Coordinator, Disability Service Facilitator, and LGBTQ Liaison.

The Training Team

Our Training Team provides tailored trainings to City agencies and CBOs on topics across the spectrum of GBV, as well as providing technical assistance in the review and development of their policies and protocols. Organizations interested in scheduling staff training should complete the online training request form. To connect with us with questions, or about collaborating around in-person or virtual training, please contact us.

Frequently Asked Questions about Trainings

We invite you to complete this Introductory Learning Module on the Impact of Domestic Violence and share it with your colleagues, family, and friends.

Youth Violence Prevention and Education

ENDGBV believes in the importance of centering young people in our mission to end domestic and gender-based violence. An important part of our policy and training work is providing youth serving organizations with training and technical assistance, ensuring the inclusion of youth voices and perspectives in the development and implementation of domestic and gender-based violence programming, and advocating for investments in youth prevention and education. We know that supporting healthy relationship development is a critical violence prevention strategy that promotes mental health and reduces risk behavior in children and young people.

The ABCs of Healthy Relationships: In October 2021, ENDGBV and the DOE launched "The ABCs of Healthy Relationships" interactive web-based toolkits to help elementary school students develop healthy relationships with their friends and classmates as building blocks for healthier relationships.

Check Out Our Toolkits

ABCs of Healthy Relationships Toolkit User Guide
Grades K-2 ABCs of Healthy Relationships Toolkit
Grades 3-5 ABCs of Healthy Relationships Toolkit
ABCs of Healthy Relationships Parent Guide
ABCs of Healthy Relationships Educator Guide