Join CAVNET, for free

Please consider joining CAVNET (www.cavnet.org) and share your expertise with others across the country addressing violence against women.

"Your list is by far the best list on sexual violence anywhere."...Charlene Smith, Johannesburg, South Africa

Founded by the former Special Counsel to the Office on Violence Against Women at the Justice Department,CAVNET has become the go-to resource for those seeking to collaborate with others to address violence against women and crime victims with disabilities.

Joining CAVNET is easy, and fast, if you qualify. Our members are experts in violence against women, child abuse, human rights, violence against people with disabilities, and many other areas set forth in our issues directory.

Members include experts, researchers,and practitioners from all over the world, collaborating across a wide range of disciplines. Members include researchers, shelter staff, rape crisis workers, prosecutors, coalitions, national organizations, child abuse experts, elder abuse experts, experts in violence against women, experts in violence against people with disabilities, clergy, members of law enforcement, and many others.

Bonnie Campbell, former Director of the Office On Violence Against Women at the Justice Department:

"CAVNET has shown itself to be the premier online database concerning violence against women.... Not only does CAVNET provide timely and substantive research online, it does so in a way that saves time and resources. The busier you are, the more valuable it is. Founded and operated by Marc Dubin, my former Special Counsel, CAVNET is like having a research team of experts, available night and day... As former Director of the Office on Violence Against Women at the Justice Department, I'm proud to be on CAVNET's Board of Directors, and grateful for the resource...."

In addition to participation in the international, invitation-only/application-only listserv, membership also gains you enhanced access to our comprehensive online database, built and used by experts. In addition, CAVNET also operates the only national listserv addressing interpersonal violence against indigenous women (CAVNET-IW), co-moderated by Native American lawyer Sarah Deer, an expert in violence against indigenous women.

To join, contact Marc Dubin at mdubin@pobox.com.


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