Alberta Council of Women's Shelters Media Releases and Publications

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Title: Alberta Council of Women's Shelters Media Releases and Publications
Description: This folder includes media releases and advisories on current events related to intimate partner violence, shelter funding, and other topics relevant to ACWS's mission and vision. Also included are major publications, advocacy work, final reports to grant providers, and other items describing the work of ACWS.
Creator: ACWS

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2009 Alberta Data Count

2009 Alberta shelter data count report.
2009 Global Data Count

2009 Global Data Count of shelter use by members of the Global Network of Women's Shelters. Report produced by ACWS for the Global Network of Women's Shelters.
2010 Global Data Count

2010 Global Data Count of shelter use by members of the Global Network of Women's Shelters. Report produced by ACWS for the Global Network of Women's Shelters.
2011 Alberta Data Count

2011 Alberta shelter data count report.
2011 Global Data Count

2011 Global Data Count of shelter use by members of the Global Network of Women's Shelters. Report produced by ACWS for the Global Network of Women's Shelters.
2012 Alberta Data Count

2012 Alberta shelter data count report.
A Comparative Review and Evaluation: Seeking Parity Between On-Reserve Shelters and Shelters Funded by the Province of Alberta

Review of shelter funding differentials between federally funded on-reserve shelters and provinically funded off-reserve shelters.
Abuse of Older Adults: Guidelines for Developing Coordinated Community Response Models

Report on the ongoing effort to promote and disseminate knowledge and research on the prevention and intervention in the abuse of older adults.
ACWS #LiftHerUp 2017 Municipal Elections Final Report

Final report on the advocacy and public education work carried out by ACWS during 2017 municipal elections in Alberta. Campaign was created in response to misogynistic language and behavior directed at female politicians in December 2016.
ACWS Advocacy Correspondence, Commissioner of Services for Children

Advocacy correspondence regarding emergency shelter designation.
ACWS Advocacy Correspondence, Commissioner of Services for Children Invitation

Advocacy correspondence regarding emergency shelter designation.
ACWS Annual Report 2002

ACWS Annual report to stakeholders.
ACWS Annual Report, 2013-2014

Annual report to stakeholders, 2013-2014.
ACWS Annual Report, 2014-2015

Annual report to stakeholders for 2014 to 2015.
ACWS Annual Report, 2015-2016

Annual report to stakeholders for 2015 to 2016.
ACWS Annual Report, 2016-2017

Annual report to stakeholders for 2016 to 2017.
ACWS Annual Report, 2018-2019

Annual report to stakeholders, 2018 to 2019.
ACWS Concerns Regarding the Proposed Divorce Act 2003

Position statement on ACWS's potential concerns with proposed Bill C-22, The Divorce Act.
ACWS History

History of ACWS at twenty-year anniversary.
ACWS Position on Children Exposed to Family Violence

This document details the AWCS's position on what should happen to children that are exposed to family violence and how to support them
ACWS Position on Collaborative, Coordinated, Community-Based Response
ACWS Position on Cross Training

Position statement on the need for cross-training of all individuals in the various sectors involved with family violence.
ACWS Position on Intimate Partner Abuse

Position statement on the maintenance and expansion of specialized shelter services for women and children in the province and the further exploration through action based research of the need for specialized services for men within the context of existing services.
ACWS Position on Public Education

Position statement on ACWS's belief that a broad-based public education on family violence is a critical component of a long-term, sustainable strategy towards creating a society free from violence and abuse.
ACWS Position on Supports for Independence

Published in 2004 this document provides the reasoning behind ACWS's decision to support the increasing of Supports for Independence by the Alberta government. It also demonstrates the harms of providing inadequate funding.