Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

["Garrett, Robin" <>]

I am interested in hearing feedback from folks offlist (direct e-mail or 
phone call) who have attended this training.




"Feminism is the radical notion that women are people."
Robin Garrett, Director
Women's Center
West Chester University
West Chester PA 19383
610-436-2122


    No peace in the world 
without peace in the nations. 
    No peace in the nations 
without peace in the towns.
    No peace in the towns
without peace in the home.
    No peace in the home
without peace in the heart.




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> To:   Garrett, Robin
> Subject:      Preventing Youth Dating Violence Train-the-Trainer 
> Seminar-Las Vegas
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> Public Training Institute
> 
> in collaboration with the
> 
> Nevada State Attorney General> '> s Office
> 
> &
> 
> Safe Nest Domestic Violence Program
> 
> presents
> 
> Preventing Youth Dating Violence 
> Train-the-Trainer Seminar
> 
> May 24-25, 2004
> 
> Cost:  $225 Seminar Fee; $275 Seminar Fee and Video (specify > "> +VIDEO> 
> ">  in > "> Seminar Title> ">  box )
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> Training Site:
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> Cambridge Recreation Center
> 
> 3930 Cambridge Dr.
> 
> Las Vegas, NV
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> Lodging:
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> Terrible> '> s Hotel & Casino 
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> 4100 Paradise Rd.
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> Las Vegas, NV 89109
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> 1-800-640-9777 ($44 per night- block of rooms will be available under 
> Public Training Institute)
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> <http://www.terribleherbst.com/> (click on > "> Casinos> ">   then click on 
> > "> Las Vegas> "> )
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> Download Conference Brochure (PDF) 
> <http://www.publictraining.com/lasvegas.pdf>        
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> Who Should Participate?
> 
> Teachers
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> Guidance Counselors
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> School Administrators
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> School Resource Officers
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> Law Enforcement
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> Advocates
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> Social Service Providers
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> Non-for-Profit Youth Programs
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> Anyone Concerned with Youth Dating Violence
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> Register Online:  <http://www.publictraining.com/pti5.htm>
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> Facilitators:
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> Mike McCarty is a former Detective with Nashville, TN Metropolitan Police 
> Department Domestic Violence Unit and is the Director of the Public 
> Training Institute a consulting firm that specializes in training seminars 
> on the issue of violence against women and children.  He facilitates 
> workshops internationally on awareness and intervention in domestic 
> violence and sexual assault for criminal justice professionals, advocates, 
> social workers, health care providers, therapists, correctional 
> professionals, security companies and corporate/ EAP programs.  Mike was 
> one of the original detectives with the Domestic Violence Division in 
> Nashville, Tennessee and was instrumental in implementing the 
> community-based program.  Nashville> '> s Domestic Violence Unit has been 
> labeled a model program by the U.S. Department of  Justice and former 
> President Clinton and has been adopted by  communities throughout the 
> world.  Mike facilitates training seminars throughout the United States for 
> organizations such as:
> 
> U.S. Department of Justice- Violence Against Women Office
> U.S. Department of Defense
> Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
> National Center for Women and Policing 
> Duluth Domestic Abuse Intervention Project
> National Sheriff> '> s Association
> Indiana Resource & Training Institute on Violence Against Women
> Kentucky Attorney General> '> s Office
> Oklahoma Attorney General's Office
> Mississippi Office of the Attorney General
> New Hampshire Attorney General> '> s Office
> 
> Dawn Schatz is the founding Director and Therapist for Project P.R.I.D.E. 
> (Promoting Respect In Dating Experiences), a dating violence education and 
> intervention program at Child, Inc. in Wilmington, DE.   She holds a 
> Master> '> s degree in Social Work, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker 
> and is certified as a Domestic Violence Specialist in the state of 
> Delaware.  She provides counseling services for victims of dating violence 
> and their families and offers presentations and trainings for students, 
> professionals, and other interested groups.>   She is the Chairperson of 
> the Delaware Safe Dating Theater Project and also serves on the MANY 
> (Mid-Atlantic Network of Youth and Family Services) Board of Governors.  
> Past experience includes work with adult victims and offenders, and child 
> witnesses of domestic violence.  
> 
> Seminar Agenda :
> 
> Monday, April 26, 2004
> 
> 8:30 A.M.               Registration 
> 
> 9:00-10:00               Where Do We Learn Violence?
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> Impact of witnessing violence on children
> 
> Media/popular culture images
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> Patriarchal society 
> 
> 10:00-11:00          The Costs of Male Socialization/Education
> 
> What does it mean to be a man?
> 
> What does it mean to be a woman?
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> What men do to women questionnaire
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> Cost of male training questionnaire
> 
> Things men can do to prevent dating     violence
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> 11:00-12:00             Defining Dating Violence
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> Scope of the problem
> 
> Who are the abusers?
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> Who are the victims?          
> 
> 12:00-1:00               LUNCH ON YOUR OWN
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> 1:00-2:00 Recognizing the Signs of Abusive Behaviors
> 
> Signs of a battering personality
> 
> Dating relationship questionnaire
> 
> Linking > "> seemingly innocent> ">   behaviors to violence & control
> 
> Questionnaire to determine potential for boyfriend to become violent
> 
> 2:00-3:30 Stalking:  Identifying the Behavior Early      
> 
> Defining stalking
> 
> Psychological profiles
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> 3:30-4:30 Assessing Dangerousness
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> Lethality assessments
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> Risk assessment questionnaire
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>  
> 
> Tuesday, September 27, 2004
> 
> 9:00> ->  10:00             Bullying Behaviors & Dating Violence
> 
> 10:00-11:00             Date Rape
> 
> Defining date rape
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> Scope of date rape
> 
> Victim perspective
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> 11:00-12:00             Date Rape Drugs
> 
> Types & effects of drugs
> 
> Signs of being drugged
> 
> Precautionary checklist 
> 
> 12:00-1:00               LUNCH ON YOUR OWN
> 
> 1:00-2:30 How to Make the Presentation Workshop     
> 
> 2:30-3:30 Overcoming School Barriers Workshop       
> 
> 3:30-4:30 Dating Safety Tips
> 
> What Men Can Do
> 
> Tips for Teachers
> 
> Tips for Parents
> 
> Tips for Police
> 
> Tips for Students
> 
> Personal Bill of Rights in a Relationship
> 
> 4:30-5:00 Tips for Making the Presentation
> 
>  
> 
> To Order Video and/or Curriculum:
> 
>  
> 
> "> Schools will find many applications for the content  this powerful video 
> delivers.  Counselors, psychologists, health teachers, etc. will all find 
> this informative video and invaluable tool for raising awareness about 
> abusive relationships.  Mike McCarty> '> s > '> Victims Bill of Rights> '>  
> is an empowering component in the process of breaking the cycle of 
> violence.> ">  
> 
>  Justine Trout, counselor 36 years at Rich Township High Schools, Suburban 
> Chicago.
> 
>  
> 
> "> The video says exactly what needs to be said to this generation of young 
> people.  If junior high, high school and college kids heard this message 
> and incorporated the information into their lives then I probably would not 
> see so many devastated people in my health care facility.  The grief and 
> emotional trauma of abusive relationships plague people for the rest of 
> their lives.> ">  
> 
> Kathy  Truelsen, SANE Nurse, Purdue University
> 
>  
> 
> Download Order Form <http://www.publictraining.com/videos.htm>
> 
>  
> 
> Preventing Youth Dating Violence
> 
> VHS Video & Facilitator Guide $95.00
> 
>  
> 
> Preventing Youth Dating Violence
> 
> DVD & Facilitator Guide $105
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>  
> 
> Preventing Youth Dating Violence
> 
> Train-the-Trainer Manual $125
> 
>  
> 
> Preventing Youth Dating Violence
> 
> Train-the-Trainer Manual and VHS
> 
> Dating Violence Video $175
> 
>  
> 
> Preventing Youth Dating Violence
> 
> Train-the-Trainer Manual and DVD
> 
> Dating Violence Video $185
> 
>  
> 
> For More Information Contact:
> 
> Mike McCarty
> Public Training Institute
> 317-745-6946/ 1-888-215-8296
> 
> <http://www.breakingthecycleinc.com/>> 
> <http://www.publictraining.com/>
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I was hoping to post this question on the listserve:

Are there programs that are currently conducting criminal court watches for
sexual and/or domestic
violence cases and if so what does your court watch form look like?

Thanks

Danielle Levesque
Legal Advocate
Women's Rape Crisis Center
Burlington, VT