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Action Alliance

Strategic Plan 2013-2023

 

GOAL: Prevent sexual and domestic violence by advancing social justice, healthy relationships and healthy sexuality.

We envision a Commonwealth where individuals and communities are actively engaged in dismantling sexism, racism, heterosexism and other forms of oppression; as a result, people are safe and respected.

10 YEAR OUTCOMES

  1. By 2023, at least one third of prevention leaders statewide are diverse men and youth, and over half of prevention initiatives are designed to reach those at risk of perpetration of sexual and domestic violence.
  2. By 2023, the Action Alliance is established as a leader on healthy sexuality in Virginia as evidenced by partnerships developed, policy work initiated and services provided.
  3. By 2023, each Action Alliance caucus and task force is engaged in a project focused on dismantling oppression.

 

GOAL: Engage stakeholders, members and the public in the vision and mission of the Action Alliance through strategic and effective communication.

We envision a Commonwealth where everybody knows our name and they’re always glad we came.

10 YEAR OUTCOMES

  1. By 2023, 1000 Virginians are members of the Action Alliance.
  2. By 2023, 85% of members participating in coalition work indicate that Action Alliance information, training and resources are easily accessible.
  3. By 2023, 80% of coverage of sexual and domestic violence in 10 identified print, radio and television media outlets includes an advocate perspective, promotes protective factors and reduces risk factors for sexual and domestic violence.

GOAL: Advance the purposeful inclusion of survivors and their experiences to ensure services and policies meet diverse survivor needs.

We envision a Commonwealth where diverse individuals and communities are welcomed and engaged in ending sexual and domestic violence.

10 YEAR OUTCOMES

  1. By 2020, the IPV homicide rate in Virginia will have consistently declined on an annual basis. 
  2. By 2023, trauma informed and culturally appropriate services will be fully integrated into SDVAs as evidenced by the diversity of survivors completing Documenting Our Work Surveys and self reports that indicate a reduction in the negative impact of trauma.
  3. By 2023, 50% of the membership and leadership of the Action Alliance will be from diverse populations in Virginia.

 

 

GOAL: Strengthen partnerships between and among the Action Alliance and member agencies and individuals to sustain and build member capacity to effectively address sexual and domestic violence.

We envision a Commonwealth in which a unified coalition works together as a powerful and respected force.

10 YEAR OUTCOMES

  1. By 2023, public and private funding levels will support core services and prevention programs, meeting at least 75% of the communities’ needs. 
  2.  By 2023, 75% of members who participate in Action Alliance initiatives and events indicate that their participation inspires them, providing them with the energy and fortitude to carry on their work.
  3.  By 2023, an intergenerational mentorship program will be made available to all member agencies and will be adopted by 50% of them to ensure that the history, values and advocacy skills of the movement are passed along.

 

 

 

For more information E-mail Info@vsdvalliance.org. E-mail is not a secure form of communication. To ensure confidentiality please call the Family Violence & Sexual Assault Hotline at 800.838.8238 (V/TTY).