Cultural Acceptance, Not Coercion
Domestic violence is more than just an issue between two people. It is a communal, worldwide problem. Intimate partner abuse...
4 Ways to Be an “Upstander” about Domestic Violence
According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, the role of a bystander is that of a silent witness, a “chance spectator.”...
The San Bernardino Shooting, Law Enforcement and Partnerships that Matter
Like you, when I read the words “San Bernardino Shooting,” my heart sunk, initially thinking about the tragic incident that...
Celebrating Spring at CORA’s Safe Houses
This week, the clients in CORA’s safe houses gathered together to celebrate their yearly Spring Celebration. We often talk about...
CORA Celebrates International Transgender Day of Visibility
This Friday, March 31st marks the 8th annual celebration of International Transgender Day of Visibility. Rachel Crandall, head of an...
Get to Know Rosemary, CORA’s Board Chair
Transforming lives doesn't just happen. It takes committed, passionate, caring people giving their support and time. People like CORA's current...
The Year Ahead – A Word from the Executive Director
As we round the bend into 2017 and CORA gets ready to mark 40 years of service to San Mateo...
CORA Recognizes Transgender Awareness Week
At CORA, we believe everyone has the right to live free of domestic violence. Everyone! This week individuals and communities...
Meet Our New LGBTQ Clinical Victim Advocate
This summer, CORA extended our Mental Health Services team with the newly created role of LGBTQ Clinical Victim Advocate. This position...
Donor Spotlight – Rumana Jabeen
It's true: it takes a community to end domestic violence. The good CORA does is only possible because of the...