Become a 2025 Annual Sponsor: Partner with the Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence
The Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence has been a cornerstone in the fight against domestic and sexual violence for over 41 years. By becoming a 2025 Annual Sponsor, your organization can play a critical role in empowering survivors, preventing violence, advocating for systemic change, and building stronger communities across Tennessee.
As an Annual Sponsor, your organization will receive year-round recognition at all four of our flagship events:
- Annual Conference
A transformative two-day event uniting advocates, professionals, and activists to share knowledge and strategies for ending domestic and sexual violence. This premier conference attracts hundreds of attendees, including law enforcement, healthcare providers, and educators, providing unparalleled networking opportunities for sponsors. - Day on the Hill
Be a part of this impactful day of advocacy at the Tennessee State Capitol. Sponsors gain visibility as we train participants to engage lawmakers and advocate for survivor-centered policies, driving meaningful change. - Prevention Symposium
Showcase your commitment to violence prevention during this collaborative event. Sponsors are highlighted as professionals gather to share best practices and review innovative strategies for safer communities. - Batterer’s Intervention Summit
Demonstrate your dedication to offender accountability and victim safety at this specialized two-day conference for Batterer Intervention Program facilitators. Sponsors will be recognized for supporting advanced training that enhances the integrity of these programs statewide.
Reach us 8am-5pm Monday through Thursday at our phone number: 615-386-9406
24-hour State-Wide Domestic Violence Hotline- 1-800-356-6767
This project is funded under an agreement with the State of Tennessee, Finance and Administration, Office of Criminal Justice Programs. The opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations contained within this website are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the State of Tennessee.