Survivor-serving organizations
Shelters, safe houses, advocacy organizations, and allied nonprofits whose work supports survivor safety.
DV-ISAC connects people and organizations working toward survivor safety. Membership provides access to practical resources, planning tools, and collaboration with peers and OSE.
You do not need a technical background to begin asking questions and using the planning tools.

Shelters, safe houses, advocacy organizations, and allied nonprofits whose work supports survivor safety.
Law enforcement, public safety professionals, security and technology specialists, and other allies with a relevant role.
OSE reviews each request for mission fit and appropriate access. Applicants must verify their organization affiliation to protect member safety and privacy. If you participate independently rather than through an organization, explain your role in the application so OSE can discuss the right participation arrangement.
Tell us about your role, organization, and interest. Do not include confidential addresses or case information.
Verify your organization affiliation so the network can protect member safety and privacy. Independent professionals complete a review of their relevant role.
After approval, OSE provides the next steps for accessing the member network.
No. Membership is free. Donations and sponsorship help OSE keep it free.
No. OSE reviews membership requests before providing member access. Submitting the form does not automatically approve an individual or an organization.
Other organizations do not receive access to your organization’s private workspace simply by being members. Workspace membership and administrative access determine who can view its contents.
No. Public alerts and resources can be read without joining. The member portal contains collaboration spaces and additional member resources.
Yes. Start with your question or concern. OSE can help you understand the next step and discuss whether the format works for your organization.
No. Public forms and member discussions are not monitored continuously and do not guarantee an immediate response. Use your established emergency and incident-response procedures for urgent situations.
Join a community working to strengthen organizational security and survivor safety.