Nevada Coalition to END Domestic and Sexual Violence

The 2026 Voter Guide Toolkit is now available to help Nevada voters stay informed, engaged, and ready for the upcoming election cycle. Whether you’re a first-time voter, community advocate, service provider, or simply looking to better understand the issues impacting our communities, this toolkit was created with you in mind.

Visit ncedsv.org
➡️ Go to the About tab
➡️ Click Public Policy from the dropdown menu
➡️ Select “2026 Voter Guide Toolkit” under Resources

Together, we can help build safer, more informed, and more engaged communities across Nevada.

Indigenous communities continue to lead efforts demanding justice, visibility, and systemic change. We honor the lives impacted by violence and stand with Native advocates, families, and communities working toward healing and safety.

Visitt our website and explore the tools designed to help you engage with information in ways that work best for YOU.

For organizations working to support survivors, advocates, youth, and communities across Nevada, accessibility is more than a feature...it’s part of creating equitable access to safety, information, and support. Tools like Recite Me help reduce barriers by offering customizable accessibility and language options so more people can engage with NCEDSV’s resources, prevention education, trainings, and survivor-centered information in ways that meet their needs. Digital accessibility helps ensure communities are not only reached but included.

Manipulation can slowly damage confidence, trust, and emotional safety...especially for young people still learning what healthy relationships look like. Open conversations, trusted support systems, and relationship education are protective factors that help youth recognize red flags and build healthier connections.

Save the date! NCEDSV’s Annual Conference is happening September 15–17 at The Orleans Hotel in Las Vegas.

Advocacy continues to evolve, and so must we. This year’s conference will challenge us to think deeper about what it truly means to be survivor centered across every setting, service, and system. Together, we’ll explore how leadership, programming, workplace culture, and differentiated services can better support survivors of all forms of violence.

Join advocates, leaders, and changemakers from across Nevada for three days of learning, connection, and meaningful conversation designed to strengthen our collective impact.

Mark your calendar now and stay tuned for registration details...Registration opens July 1st.

Our youth deserve relationships that support their mental and emotional health, and overall well-being. Healthy relationships are key to healthy lives. Start conversations, join us in sharing tools and resources.