VAWnet Event Calendar

In this introductory-level webinar, participants will learn what primary prevention is and explore how it applies to our work in the field of domestic/sexual violence.

Cornell Law School, together with other Cornell departments and Catholic Charities of Tompkins/Tioga counties, offers a free webinar on the new public charge rule affecting immigrants.

Join fellow law enforcement personnel, prosecutors, victim advocates, judges, parole and probation officers, medical personnel, faith community members, educators and others in this three-day conference highlighting promising practices and emerging issues in sexual assault, domestic violence, and other forms of violence across the lifespan.

Join the NW Network in this important conversation on supporting Black LGBTQ survivors of sexual violence. Racism and anti-blackness uniquely impact queer and trans Black people when it comes to their experiences of surviving sexual violence and seeking support. Presenters will be sharing our theory and analysis in how centering support for Black queer and trans survivors make support better for all survivors, relaying lessons from our people-of-color specific programming and discussing what it takes for providers to shift the lens from systems reliance to strengths-based support that meets the complex needs and lived experiences of all survivors.

This webinar will focus on the theory and analysis underlying the NW Network's approach to providing advocacy-based support and services for LGBTQ survivors of sexual violence, including the NW Network's innovative support group, Thriving While Healing.

Building Safe Communities is an innovative and multi-disciplinary curriculum that explores male violence against women in an accessible manner, challenges men to take responsibility for their actions, and provides the educational experience necessary to become allies in ending violence against women. In this three-day training, Men Stopping Violence will provide participants with the knowledge and tools needed to implement Men At Work.