Emerge Statement on Racist Comments and Mistaken Identity
We have heard from community members about racist comments circulating online that have been attributed to an Emerge employee. We want to acknowledge the harm and clearly correct the mistaken
Events and News
Holding our LGBTQIA+ Community Close
At Emerge, love is our commitment to transforming our community into one where all survivors can heal and thrive, free from violence. It calls us to stand with those who
PCAO and Emerge Join Forces in Crisis Response Agreement
PCAO and Emerge Join Forces in Crisis Response Agreement TUCSON, ARIZONA – A critical service for people experiencing domestic violence (DV), the After-Hours Crisis Response System (AHCRS) will give more
Back to School Supplies Needed
Help ensure children receiving Emerge services are equipped and supported as they step into their first day of class—ready to learn, grow, and thrive. If you would like to support
Celebrating 50 Years of Healing, Hope and Liberation—Emerge Marks Milestone
A Historic Celebration—and Welcoming a New CEO This year marks a monumental moment for Emerge as we celebrate 50 years of supporting survivors of domestic abuse in Tucson and Pima
Honoring Congressman Grijalva’s Legacy
Honoring Congressman Grijalva’s Legacy Today, we at Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse join our community in mourning the loss of Congressman Raúl Grijalva. There is much to express gratitude for
Domestic Violence and Guns: Supporting Survivors at High Risk
Domestic Violence and Guns: Supporting Survivors at High Risk TUCSON, Ariz.: Once again, Tucson families mourn the loss of loved ones whose lives were taken in acts of violence. Earlier
Rebuilt Domestic Abuse Shelter Opens Doors
Rebuilt Domestic Abuse Shelter Opens Doors TUCSON, Ariz.: Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse has opened the doors of a completely rebuilt emergency shelter facility for people experiencing domestic abuse. The
Emerge Announces New CEO
Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse will change CEOs starting next month. What will not change is our commitment to creating a community that’s safer for everyone experiencing domestic violence (DV).
October Brings Domestic Violence Awareness Month Press Conference, Awareness Walk
TUCSON, ARIZONA – Tuesday, October 1, 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse (Emerge) will host a press conference kicking off Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM).
Our Community Owes Domestic Abuse Survivors Better Choices
Every day, people experiencing domestic violence (DV) make the choices they can to survive. In far too many cases, the choices available to survivors simply aren’t good enough—with devastating consequences.
University of Arizona Sorority Raises $200,000 to End Domestic Violence
TUCSON, Ariz.: Alpha Chi Omega sorority members at the University of Arizona gain experience with fundraising and become advocates for changing the culture of gender-based violence. Over the course of
Liberation through Love | Voices Unheard: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls
At Emerge, we honor the work, strength, and resilience of Indigenous communities, especially the Indigenous women leading the movement for safety and justice. This month’s episode of Liberation through Love
Pima County Revitalizes Response to Domestic Violence
Today, the Supreme Court ruled to uphold the federal statute prohibiting individuals convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence (DV) crimes or who are subject to a DV restraining order (DVRO) from
Redefining Masculinity: A Conversation with Men
Join us for an impactful dialogue featuring men at the forefront of reshaping masculinity and confronting violence within our communities. Domestic abuse affects everyone, and it’s crucial that we come