Conferences, Summits & Events
Every year TCFV hosts a myriad of conferences, summits, and other events empowering those who work in the movement and raising awareness surrounding domestic violence.
Mar 31 - 012026
9th Annual TCFV Finance Conference | Kalahari Resorts & Conventions, Round Rock, Texas
Join TCFV at our 9th annual Leading by Numbers that supports the leadership and tactical development of finance professionals in our field giving attendees opportunities for networking and sharing best practices.
Learn MoreOct 27 - 292026
TCFV Statewide Conference 2026 | Kalahari Resorts & Conventions
The Texas Council on Family Violence (TCFV) Statewide Conference is for domestic violence advocates and allied professionals. This year’s theme is “I’m OK, Are You OK?” connections. conversations. communities. This theme represents a powerful call to ignite your spirit and elevate your advocacy. We celebrate our resilience and re-energize our mission through intentional connections to bridge gaps, bold conversations to drive real change, and caring communities to wrap survivors in unwavering support. Let’s build a Texas where every survivor and advocate can thrive.
Learn MoreWebinars
Mar 312026
Advocacy Beyond ADA Compliance: Serving Survivors Who Live with Disability | Online
People with disabilities face a higher risk of domestic violence, yet face significant barriers to receiving help. This session will provide an overview of the risk factors in the lives of people with disabilities for victimization, the barriers they face when seeking healing services, and steps providers can take to remove those barriers. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of these risks and explore concrete steps to strengthen survivors’ support systems and improve safety for all.
RegisterApr 242026
2025 Efficacy of Battering Intervention and Prevention Programs (BIPP) Study
11-12pm on Zoom
This comprehensive study examines the impact of Texas BIPPs on reducing domestic violence recidivism and improving outcomes for survivors, communities, and individuals who cause harm. With data representing more than 1,600 participants statewide, the findings offer a meaningful opportunity to engage in strategic conversations around evidence‑driven intervention models.
The full report is available for your preview on the TCFV website HERE.