VAWnet Event Calendar

Join us for an upcoming webinar that will unpack new findings from a systematic review and evidence gap map led by Emory University on what works to prevent and respond to TFGBV.

In today’s digital age, mobile devices are not only essential tools for personal and professional life, but they also present significant security risks for the victims and survivors that we serve. This comprehensive training session will equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to help victims and survivors protect their mobile devices and sensitive data from potential threats.

Children don’t just witness domestic violence. They EXPERIENCE it. Even when not the direct target of the abusive act, seeing a parent, sibling, grandparent, or pet targeted by abuse can have a significant long-term emotional and psychological impact on children. In fact, many childhood survivors of domestic violence often indicate wishing THEY had been the target of the abuse, rather than having to watch their loved ones be targeted by the abuser.

In today’s digital age, mobile devices are not only essential tools for personal and professional life, but they also present significant security risks for the victims and survivors that we serve. This comprehensive training session will equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to help victims and survivors protect their mobile devices and sensitive data from potential threats.

New Medicaid changes will impact survivors of domestic and sexual violence access to Medicaid for health, care, and stability. We want to hear from you — frontline advocates and program leaders — about how these changes could affect survivors, what barriers you anticipate, and how DV programs and healthcare access organizations might engage with state agencies to protect survivor access to care.

Food is more than just sustenance—it can be a pathway to healing. For many survivors of trauma, however, relationships with food, body, and wellness are deeply impacted by lived experiences. This workshop explores the powerful connections between nourishment, self-care, and trauma recovery. Participants will learn how trauma affects the body’s stress response, eating patterns, and overall wellness, while also discovering culturally rooted and practical approaches to restore balance and connection.