VAWnet Event Calendar

In this free, one-hour webinar for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, StoryCenter's Amy Hill will introduce a simple, community-based process for sharing and capturing poignant personal stories of how people are taking action. Join us to explore ways to amplify our #1Thing stories throughout Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and beyond.

During this webinar, presenters will share best practices, lessons learned, challenges, and adaptations they made to engage Latino boys in learning about teen dating violence and healthy masculinity.

Law enforcement agencies around the country are looking to improve their victim response and community connections. In this webinar from the Center for Victim Research, participants from the Chattanooga Police Department will share their experience incorporating research and evaluation into their efforts to implement the Enhancing Law Enforcement Response to Victims strategy to inform their work and better meet their goals.

Most survivors of domestic violence reach out to a friend or family member long before they attempt to access a social service agency for support, but friends and family may not know how to help a loved one who is being battered. This webinar will walk participants through the It Takes A Village People Toolkit and show advocates how to apply advocacy skills to help diverse survivors break isolation, strengthen social connectedness and increase safety.

The innovative 18-month Advocacy Learning Center course gives advocates, advocacy program managers and coalition staff a rare chance to come together for self-reflection, inspiration and an opportunity to re-think approaches to individual, institutional and community advocacy. Deadline to apply is March 18, 2019!

Freedom Network USA remains committed to ensuring all survivors of human trafficking have access to justice, safety and opportunity. Join FNUSA for the unique opportunity to grow your professional skill-set and ground your work in the collective goal of ending human trafficking.