180 Survivor Advisory Board

Join our committee of survivors to break the cycle of domestic abuse once and for all.

We provide opportunities to

Mission Alignment

Ensure all activities and strategies align with the organization’s mission and values.

Diversity Inclusion

Promote diversity and inclusion within the board and organization to reflect the community served and foster a range of perspectives.

Advocacy and Representation

Act as advocates for the organization’s mission and goals in the community, influencing policy and public perception.

Continuous Improvement

Foster a culture of continuous improvement by encouraging feedback, learning, and adaptation within the organization.

About the Survivor Advisory Committee

The 180 Survivor Advisory Board is a group of survivors of domestic violence or sexual violence who share their knowledge and provide valuable insight in order to help shape the future of the organization. The volunteer advisory board is made up of past participants in 180’s programs and services, and each member brings a unique perspective that helps inform decisions based on the needs of the survivors and their families.

We are looking for survivors of domestic abuse who are comfortable sharing their experiences as a survivor for the benefit of the greater community. The 180 Survivor Advisory Board works collaboratively with 180 leadership to better the survivor experience.

Meet the 2025 Cohort

Ready to break the cycle?

Hear when our next application cycle opens!

Application Details

All Committee members must:

  1. Identify as a survivor of domestic abuse.
  2. Be comfortable sharing their experience as a survivor for the benefit of the committee, organization, and the greater community.
  3. Uphold 180’s values of integrity, courage, and humility, in addition to being open-minded,
January 2: Applications for the Survivorship Advisory Committee open

February 1: Deadline to submit the committee application form. Applications will close at 11:59pm EST.

February 6: Finalists are invited to interview. If not selected, you will also receive a notification on this day.

February 13-24: Finalists interview with the Committee Chair and 180 CEO.

February 28: Finalists are notified if they have been accepted to the Committee.

As a member of the 180 Survivor Advisory Committee, you are joining a community of driven, powerful survivors determined to transform their trauma into something meaningful.

Every month, you’ll have the opportunity to inform, develop, and spread awareness of programming that financially empowers survivors, so they can break free from abusive thrive.

You will also gain access to a support system, which will be with you on your journey as you build financial security and freedom.

Committee members serve two-year terms and receive an annual $1,000 stipend for their service.

Committee member are expected to attend quarterly Committee meetings in addition to providing one to five hours of monthly ad hoc support, such as promoting awareness campaigns, providing feedback on new products and programs, and sharing impact stories with the community.

We evaluate candidates based on the following criteria:

  • Does candidate uphold 180’s values?
  • Does candidate have strong communication skills
  • Does candidate provide a unique perspective and/or skills?
  • Does candidate seem passionate about this opportunity?

Share with us what you uniquely bring to the table, and let your passions shine through!