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

Participants of this session will explore approaches for developing and adapting group curricula, building and maintaining collaborative relationships with facility staff, and sustaining groups.

During this web conference participants explore the different reporting options available to incarcerated survivors under PREA by helping advocates understand the realities and potential impacts of each option.

This webinar provides guidance for advocates on how to best provide emotional support services to incarcerated survivors via hotline calls, written correspondence, and during forensic exams.

This webinar is designed for advocates and agencies who are setting up or sustaining rape crisis services for incarcerated survivors of sexual abuse.

This two-part series provides an overview of the ways in which problematic sexual behavior presents on campus, a description of what is known about individuals who engage in problematic sexual behavior, and the interventions most likely to reduce the likelihood of re-offense. The series also offers an in-depth introduction to STARRSA Programs.

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.

Explore a range of survivor-centered and trauma-informed initiatives that campus professionals can implement in order to build towards abolition, and therefore more egalitarian, violence free communities.

In this talk, Dr. Debby Herbenick shares findings from her team’s research on rough sex practices, with a focus on sexual choking/strangulation including prevalence, frequency, communication, consent, short-term and long-term health implications of sexual choking.

This webinar explores the dynamics of stalking, focusing on the highly contextual nature by discussing common tactics used by those who stalk, the co-occurrence of stalking with domestic and sexual violence, and how campuses can respond to better support survivors and hold respondents accountable.

In this series hosted by Resonance Network and PreventConnect, participants will engage with the WeGovern principles in relationship to our own lives, families, and communities and hear stories from people practicing liberatory governance in theirs.

Join PreventConnect and guests from the University of California, Berkeley and the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence to learn about the strategies they are implementing on two-year and four-year college campuses and their visions for the future.