Events

15 Jan Webinar: Restorative Justice as a Response to Campus Misconduct

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Restorative justice is a long-standing method of conflict resolution that focuses on repairing the harm done to members of a campus community. Guided by a trained facilitator, the parties involved in a misconduct incident engage in a structured, collaborative process to create a resolution that: Requires...

15 Jan Webinar: Evaluating Social Norms and Social Marketing Campaigns for Sexual and Domestic Violence Prevention

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Social norms and social marketing campaigns aim to influence target audiences’ attitudes and behaviors to improve public health outcomes. In the sexual and domestic violence prevention field, there has been limited rigorous research focused specifically on evaluating social norms and social marketing campaigns. However, many...

15 Jan Webinar: Expanding the Frame on Weathering: Impact on Survivors at Intersections

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Black Women’s Blueprint coined the Sexual Abuse to Maternal Mortality Pipeline (SAMM), the result of a six-year national sexual assault and GBV intervention process to collect survivor narratives as a Black Women’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Arline Geronimus’ theory of “weathering” is defined as the “toxic...

15 Jan Webinar: Transformative Approaches to Sexual Violence

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This webinar will introduce participants to the core principles of transformative justice and community accountability and how these frameworks can be used to address sexual violence. This session will also address concerns and challenges to implementing transformative justice and community accountability practices. Speakers: Stas Schmiedt...

15 Jan Webinar: Restorative Approaches to Sexual Violence

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This webinar will introduce participants to the core principles of restorative justice. Participants will learn about how restorative practices can be used to address sexual violence. This session will also address concerns and challenges to implementing restorative justice practices. Presenter: sujatha baliga (Impact Justice) Register here:...

15 Jan Webinar: Introducing “Ending Violence Without Violence”

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This webinar will introduce participants to “Ending Violence Without Violence,” a webinar series which will serve as lead-up programming for a conference of the same name, to be hosted by the New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Seven Dancers Coalition, and Interrupting Criminalization: Research...

15 Jan Webinar: Stalking and Older Adults

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January is Stalking Awareness Month. This webinar is presented by the National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life and the Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center. Participants will learn how to recognize stalking behavior, how stalking impacts older adults, and what resources are available to...

15 Jan Webinar: Women Are Sacred

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This webinar provides a rare opportunity to reflect upon the meaning of the sacredness of women. Especially, in the face of the impact of colonization and modern day levels of violence against native women, how do we, as indigenous women, experience, understand, nurture and protect...

15 Jan Webinar: Is It Burnout or Moral Injury?

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This timely and important webinar will define and look at burn out versus moral injury. The term “burnout” is a relatively new term, first coined in 1974 by Herbert Freudenberger, in his book, Burnout: The High Cost of High Achievement. He originally defined burnout as,...

15 Jan 2020 Women Are Sacred Conference

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NIWRC is pleased to announce that our 14th Annual Women are Sacred (WAS) Conference will take place in Saint Paul, Minnesota, in June 2020. WAS is one of the largest gatherings of tribal domestic violence programs, advocates, survivors, tribal leaders and community members, law enforcement,...