Thank you for joining us this April, and all year long, as we work together to raise awareness about sexual abuse and assault in later life and strive to create compassionate, survivor-centered supports for all survivors across the lifespan.

Black History Month is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of African Americans, to honor the legacies of ancestral legends, living trailblazers, and unsung heroes, and to learn more about the depth and diversity of the Black experience in the United States.

In anticipation of the FY 2024 solicitation release for the OVW Training and Services to End Abuse in Later Life Program, NCALL would like to share some resources to assist those interested in applying for this funding.

Make plans to join us this spring for a 3-part webinar series exploring our new resource, Collaborating for Justice for Older African Americans Guide, elaborating on the guiding principles of equitable collaboration, and learning from culturally-specific program leaders.

Kristin Burki, Director of the National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life, recently shared her thoughts on domestic violence and ways to support older survivors in a guest blog for the USC Center for Elder Justice.

NCALL is pleased to announce the release of our updated toolkit: Rural Domestic and Sexual Abuse Program Advocates: Making a Difference in The Lives of Older Survivors of Abuse.

We are thrilled to announce that our new resource, Collaborating for Justice for Older African Americans Guide, is now available for download!

Please join us on October 10 to learn more about abuse in later life and the complexities of providing services to older victims of abuse living in rural communities.

Register today! This 5-part webinar series, presented by the National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life (NCALL) and the American Bar Association (ABA) Commission on Domestic & Sexual Violence., will run September 13-November 8, 2023.

To commemorate World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, OVW, NCALL, and current and former OVW Abuse in Later Life grantees, presented a webinar to raise the visibility of abuse in later life and share information about a federal grant program to support local communities in addressing it.