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Learn More & ApplyWyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
Bringing people together to speak out, take action, and make a real difference. We’re here to lead, educate, and push for change—working to create a Wyoming where everyone can live free from violence.
The Wyoming Conference for Violence Prevention and Response (WYO CVPR) will take place virtually Sep 9-10
Learn More & RegisterOur Mission
Through a collective voice, the Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault is committed to provide leadership, education, and systems advocacy to advance social change and end violence.
%
of Adult Wyoming women have experienced sexual assault and/or rape in their lifetimes. 1
%
of Wyoming women have been stalked at some point in their lifetimes. 3
%
of Adult Wyoming women have been the victim of domestic violence sometime in their lifetimes. 2
%
of Wyoming men have been stalked at some point in their lifetimes. 3
1 – Statewide Needs Assessment of Sexual Violence in Wyoming, Wyoming Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault/Colorado Futures Center, 2023
2 – Center for Disease Control and Prevention. (2014) Lifetime prevalence of rape, physical violence, and/or stalking by an intimate partner by state of residence.
3 – National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Centers for Disease Control, (2022)
Get Help
Whether you’re seeking immediate support, long-term guidance, or ways to get involved, let us connect you with resources across Wyoming. Explore statewide programs offering essential services, find legal help to understand your rights and options, and stay informed about trainings and events designed to strengthen safety, advocacy, and community response.
Get Help
View a map and a list of programs that provide advocacy and help for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Wyoming.
Legal Help
The WCADVSA Legal Program provides holistic legal representation statewide, emphasizing safety and self-empowerment for survivors and involved children of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking.
Training & Events
We offer trainings across the state, host specialized events and an annual virtual conference, and provide webinars on key topics. We also customize trainings and provide specialized technical assistance to meet the unique needs of organizations and communities.
What We Do
Building a Future Without Violence in Wyoming
Since its founding in 1987, the WCADVSA has served as Wyoming’s leading voice on sexual and domestic violence, grounding its work in social justice, grassroots organizing, and anti-oppression efforts. We focus on three core areas: helping survivors heal and rebuild their lives, improving systemic responses (police, courts, healthcare) so survivors are treated with fairness and respect, and building community prevention efforts so violence can be stopped before it begins.
Legal Assistance
Public Policy
Economic Justice
Prevention
Training
Who We Are
WCADVSA is Wyoming’s statewide coalition dedicated to ending domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and dating violence through leadership, education, policy advocacy, and direct support services. Our mission is to bring together survivors, advocates, and community partners to foster safer and more equitable systems of care. We offer legal services, prevention resources, and member-program support — along with a robust collection of tools and resources tailored for survivors, service providers, and policy-makers. We emphasize statewide collaboration, inclusion of LGBTQ+ and immigrant communities, and offer help finding local programs, tips for prevention, and ways to take action.
Advocacy Programs
Our Services & Member Programs page is your statewide directory for help, hope, and healing. You’ll find a comprehensive list of Wyoming’s domestic violence and sexual assault programs, including local shelters, crisis lines, advocacy centers, and campus, military, and reservation support services. These organizations provide essential assistance, safety, and resources to survivors and their families in every county.
Legal Assistance
The WCADVSA Legal Assistance program is an avenue of support built for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking across Wyoming. We provide holistic legal representation and advice tailored to the complex and interconnected impacts of trauma—whether the issue involves housing, education, family law, employment, immigration status, safety, or privacy. Our specially trained attorneys understand the dynamics of abuse and work with survivors and their children to move from violence toward healing, safety and empowerment. With services available statewide, we strive to break down barriers to justice and ensure that survivors are supported in all aspects of life.