Visit GCADV and GCFV websites often from January through April to monitor the legislative session and respond to policy alerts to call your legislator.
Write, call, or visit your elected officials and tell them that family violence is an important issue for you as a voter.
Find out how candidates stand on family violence issues before voting for them.
Attend Stop Violence Against Women Day at the Capitol to show legislators how important this issue is to voters (usually January of each year).