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Hi Friends and Supporters of CARDV,
It is with a truly heavy heart that I share my decision to step down from my role as Executive Director. This choice comes after much reflection and is driven by personal family reasons that need my immediate attention.
Looking back on the past year, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude. Together, we have accomplished so much, and I feel incredibly fortunate to have been part of this dedicated community. CARDV is on a remarkable trajectory, and it’s heartening to see the strides we’ve made in transparency and accountability, strengthening our internal systems and services.
I have cherished building relationships with our compassionate and dedicated staff, and I am deeply grateful for the supportive community partnerships that have been instrumental in expanding access to resources for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. You have all been an inspiration to me, and I am confident that our leadership team will carry forward our mission with the same passion and commitment.
Although I don’t have a specific last working day yet, I wanted to communicate my decision now to honor all of you—the staff, the board, and the entire CARDV family. I am committed to ensuring a smooth transition and will do everything I can to support this process.
Leading CARDV has been one of the greatest privileges of my life. Thank you for your unwavering support, trust, and partnership. I will miss each of you dearly, but I am excited for the bright future that lies ahead for CARDV as our community continues this vital work.
The CARDV board of directors is committed to finding an exceptional leader to succeed me as Executive Director. The search for our next Executive Director will begin shortly. You can find the position description and application instructions here: CARDV ED Job Description 2024.
With heartfelt gratitude,
Stephanie Miller, Executive Director
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CARDV, and other agencies like ours, were born out of the women’s movement that mobilized to meet the needs of women experiencing violence. As such, it is vital that all staff members respect the history of the women’s movement and appreciate the importance of feminism for our organization.
CARDV supports equity, social justice, and fairness for all people, so please do not apply if you do not support our mission to support all survivors or our commitment to inclusivity.
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