Join PreventConnect as we explore the process of identifying essential elements of community-level strategies. The web conference will present major concepts from CDC guidance and highlight a practical tool that practitioners can use to estimate the essential elements of a range of strategies.

Join PreventConnect as we explore how storytelling can be used as a tool to promote positive social norms and teach skills to prevent sexual and intimate partner violence.

Join PreventConnect and guests from the Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault, EVERFI, and Futures Without Violence for a conversation exploring possibilities for preventing sexual harassment in virtual, at-home workplaces and educational settings.

This session explores public narrative, storytelling, and community organizing as critical tools to disrupt the status quo that upholds sexual violence and other forms of oppression and harm. Participants will learn how to use these tools to promote healing, justice, and equity.

This workshop will highlight how one organization made changes to internal policies and practices to better reflect the world we are trying to create.

We know that violence and oppression are connected, but sometimes we struggle knowing how to do social justice work in the context of sexual violence prevention. Through examples, this workshop will illustrate what it looks like to connect sexual violence prevention to social justice in practice, both internally and externally.

Join PreventConnect and Prevention Institute to hear from Prevention Institute and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center as we learn more about their joint publication A Health Equity Approach to Preventing Sexual Violence.

This web conference will support advocates in building confidence and deepening their skills when working with incarcerated survivors living with mental illness.

This session reviews the various types of disabilities within the community that constitute the spectrum of disability, the history of disability and how the perceptions of that identity have impacted the safety of disabled bodies.

Join PreventConnect on this web conference where guests will discuss how they’ve engaged businesses and diverse work environments and sectors in integrating trauma-informed principles to their workplaces and how internal organizational shifts are key to improving relationships with communities involved in sexual and intimate partner violence prevention.

This web conference features community-based leaders and school-based advocates who are creating comprehensive youth wellbeing strategies to improve safety outcomes. Join PreventConnect and practitioners across the country to explore how the pandemic is impacting students’ wellbeing, what implications this has on sexual violence and dating violence prevention, and how we can take action.

A health equity approach to preventing sexual and intimate partner violence prevention – from development to implementation to evaluation – addresses the roots of inequities that contribute to violence and the factors that contribute to higher rates of sexual violence.

Join PreventConnect and Metriarch®, a women’s public health think tank in Oklahoma, to discuss how blending the breadth of numbers with the depth of individual experiences can generate change.

This series explores how the promotion of health equity translates into real-world prevention strategies and organizational policy by building the toolkits of practitioners and their organizations, and offering explicit examples of people putting health equity concepts into practice.

By addressing the reasons that communities have more or less resources and being intentional in the way we select and implement prevention strategies, prevention practitioners can advance health equity and prevent violence.

This web conference seeks to provide some insight into how we can make ourselves whole, build resilience with intention, and care for ourselves as an act of liberation.

The Measuring Love Series is designed to build knowledge and provide tools and guidance for practicing radical love starting with self. It is designed for practitioners and leaders who are and who support people impacted by oppression to be more conscious, explicit, and heart-centered in ways that build love+power for self, teams, and communities.

This webinar will provide an overview of the NCIC POF, examining its contents and detailing how Criminal Justice Agencies across the United States and its territories can use it effectively.

Participants will learn the basics for making a podcast – from honing the idea in their head through recording it and delivering it to the listener’s ears.

This web conference focuses on using RPE evaluation data and community data to inform programs and build sustainability in California schools and communities.

This M&E curriculum provides practical, culturally-relevant tools for AANHPI and MENA organizations to track and demonstrate the impact of their anti-violence work.

Three-part series on mandatory reporting in California and building skills for trauma-informed responses to online disclosures from youth.

Esta capacitación brindará a las personas participantes una comprensión más amplia sobre cómo se entrelazan la salud, la salud emocional y la violencia doméstica, además de ofrecer estrategias y herramientas para promover el bienestar integral de quienes atraviesan estas situaciones.

This webinar introduces two tools for how to belong to yourself, strengthen your identity, and lead in Earth-centered ways.

Learn about evidence-based approaches to support opioid use disorder treatment for women, including pregnant and postpartum individuals.

Learn evidence-based, integrated approaches for safety planning with survivors impacted by substance use coercion, with a focus on integrated approaches that support both trauma recovery and substance use treatment simultaneously.

Explores holistic, culturally responsive recovery approaches for survivors navigating intimate partner violence, substance use, and substance use coercion with a focus on healing, safety, and self-determination.

Course for advocates on trauma-informed conversations about domestic violence, mental health, and substance use coercion, including practical tools.

This course reviews FVPSA requirements and tools for state administrators, Domestic Violence Coalitions, and Tribal Coalitions to enhance access for survivors with mental health and substance use issues.

This three-part series maps Palm Beach County's criminal legal system response to domestic violence, covering 911 through Probation.

This series supports DV advocacy and SU treatment organizations on the intersections of substance use and intimate partner violence.

This 8-session series provides information for DV advocacy and SU treatment organizations on the intersections of substance use and intimate partner violence.

Training for advocates on the intersections of domestic violence, health, and behavioral health, focusing on strategies for survivor well-being.

Course for law enforcement offering an overview of domestic violence including perpetrator tactics, trauma's effect on victims, and trauma-focused interview skills.

Guardians ad litem will learn implications for their work with clients who present with co-occurring issues.

This course teaches behavioral health providers to address domestic violence, mental health, and substance use coercion with trauma-informed support and practical tools.

This webinar is designed to help participants think critically about pros and cons when advocates testify as expert witnesses in court cases involving domestic violence and/or sexual assault.

This interactive webinar examines the technologies most commonly misused in domestic violence cases and outline the process for gathering and admitting evidence of tech abuse.

Secondary and vicarious trauma can happen during GAL work. Engaging in sustainable practice requires an understanding of traumatic stress reactions to exposure to others’ experiences of suffering.

This five-unit RPE New Staff Orientation eLearning Series provides information to staff new to working with the California Department of Public Health RPE program.

This session reviews: preparing for writing, using the strengths of your team, common grant requirements, and key practices to completing an effective grant application.

In this session we discuss the social determinants of health, what they are, and how improving social determinants can prevent violence.

This course provides an overview of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), how they affect people, and ways to prevent them.

This presentation covers the mechanics of seeking ERPOs, supported by current trends and data, as well as key points for effective implementation.

This course provides an overview of address Confidentiality Programs (ACPs). ACPs are a vital component of many survivors' safety plans.