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Puzzles Workshops Announced! Plus 2 weeks left to register for early bird rates
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- From: Juliette Grimmett <>
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- Subject: Puzzles Workshops Announced! Plus 2 weeks left to register for early bird rates
- Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2017 23:26:32 -0400
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Dear Colleagues -
We are so excited to share the list of incredible workshops at this year's Solving the Campus Sexual Assault and Dating Violence Puzzle: Promoting a Culture of Consent and Supporting ALL Students in an Era of Uncertainty conference, December 11 & 12 in Raleigh, NC at NC State University's beautiful conference center in Hunt Library.
See the conference website for the schedule at-a-glance.
Register before 11/13 to get early bird registration rates! Seats are limited - the conference sells out EVERY YEAR. Beginning 11/13, all registrations are $300.
- Breakfast and lunch included both days
- $230 – Single registration
- $200 – Per person cost for 2+ registrants from the same campus/organization
- $100 – Student Rate
- $85 – NC State University student and employee rate
OVW Campus Grantees
OVW has approved for Chrysalis Network to invite OVW Campus grantees to attend this year’s conference. See the conditional approval language below:
Campus grantees have been conditionally approved to attend this conference. Grantees are required to contact their OVW program specialist to get approval specific to their award and to ensure that a Grant Adjustment Notice (GAN) is issued. A GAN must be completed before grantees commit or expend any funds related to attending this conference. The reference number for this conference is OVW-2018-MU-009. This number must be used by grantees when requesting approval via a GAN or in their “memo to the file”.
Counselors
We are working on getting 12.25 NBCC Clock hours approved for LPCs. Social Workers should be able to get CE approval from their state board. Check the website soon for final approval.
Keynotes and Presentations
In addition to the workshops below, we are thrilled to offer participants the following presentations:
1) KEYNOTE: Fatima Goss Graves, CEO & President of the National Women’s Law Center, The State of Title IX: Navigating Campus Sexual Assault in an Era of Uncertainty
2) KEYNOTE: Matt Ezzell, Associate Professor of Sociology at James Madison University, Pornography Makes the Man: Media, Gender, and Sexual Assault
3) KEYNOTE: Pierre Berastaín, Assistant Director of Innovation & Engagement for the National Latin@ Network, a project of Casa de Esperanza, One Size Fits None
4) Panel Discussion: Beyond Buzzwords: What does ‘engaging men’ actually mean? Viginia Duplessis, Futures Without Violence; LB Klein, UNC-CH; Marc A. Grimmett, NC State University; and Drew Rizzo, UNH
5) Performance: Speak About it
Workshops
Addressing Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence in Campus Health Settings: Using an evidence-informed clinical intervention to promote prevention, support survivors, and change campus culture
Futures Without Violence: Virginia Duplessis, Program Director – IPV & Health Partnerships
Beat the Blame Game
Catharsis Productions: Heather Imrie, Director of Program Efficacy and Development
Beyond “Alcohol is a Predatory Drug:” The Intersection of Alcohol and Sexual Assault
Georgia Tech: Lee Helmken, Health Educator; University of New Hampshire: Drew Rizzo, PhD Student; UNC-Chapel Hill: LB Klein, PhD Student & Adjunct Faculty
Beyond the Finding: How Collaboration and Trauma-Informed responses lead to healthier campus climates
University of North Carolina Greensboro: Murphie Chappell, Title IX Coordinator and Katie Vance, Title IX Investigator
Blurred Lines: Student Led Discussions on Rape Culture in the Black Community at Historically White Institutions
University of Missouri: Brittani Nicole Fults, Education, Prevention & Outreach Coordinator and Velma Buckner, Coordinator at the Black Cultural Center
CREATING OPTIMIZING PRACTICES for ENDURANCE (COPE) A Stress Reduction Program for College Students
Johnson C. Smith University: Dezette Johnson, Associate Professor of Social Work and Lasonya Townsend, Assistant Professor of Social Work
Don’t Blame it on the Alcohol: Working with bars to end alcohol-facilitated sexual assault
University of Iowa: Susan Junis, Assistant Director of Prevention and Outreach; Our Voice: Lee Doyle, Prevention Education Outreach Coordinator
eNOugh: A Dating Violence Awareness Campaign Model in the Works
Wilkes Community College: Lynda Black, Director of Counseling and Career Services; Capitol Broadcasting Company: Liz Kline, Issue Advocacy Account Executive
Great Sex? Yes, yes, YES!
University of Montana: Isaac La’a, Outreach Coordinator; Make Your Move! Missoula: Brenna Merrill, Outreach Specialist
Identifying & Tackling Reporting Challenges to Empower & Incentivize Student "Responsible Employees
Babson College: Ashleigh Hala, Director of Sexual Assault Prevention & Response Services
Institutionalizing a Culture of Consent and Comprehensive Sexual Assault Prevention Programming
American University: Maya Vizvary, Sexual Assault Prevention Coordinator
IPV-Free Campus: Changing the Climate to Prevent Intimate Partner Violence
North Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence: Carolina Alzuru, Director of Training and Kari Thatcher, Prevention Specialist
Legal Requirements for a Title IX Disciplinary Process
Parker Poe: Sarah Ford, Partner
Let them lead the way: A model for developing student leadership
Bowdoin College: Lisa Peterson, Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Students; Associate Director of Gender Violence Prevention and Education
Masculinity 101: A Peer Education Approach to Engaging Men
Brown University: Marc Peters, Health Promotion Specialist
Male Victims of Sexual Violence: Deconstructing Myths and Creating a Community of Healing
University of New Hampshire: Zachary Ahmad-Kahloon
ONE Community: Using Community Partnerships to Empower Survivors of Sexual Assault and IPV on Community College Campuses
Davidson Community College & Family Services of Davidson County: Ashley Meyer, Community-Based Therapist/Advocate
"Queering Trauma Informed Services: Working with Trans and Gender Non-Conforming Survivors of Sexual Assault"
People Against Rape: Leigh Friar, Victim Advocate
Supporting Students of Color in Sexual Misconduct Investigations
Prairie View A&M: Alexis Boyd, Investigator and Alexia Taylor, Title IX Coordinator
The Myth of the Slut: How Sexual Double Standards Lead to Violence Against Women
East Carolina University: Kathleen Bursky, Victim Advocate
The Revolution will be Intersectional: Practical Ways to Truly Work towards Building Intersectional Services and Programs
CBK Enterprises: Chimi Boyd-Keyes, CEO & Founder
University Employees' Role in Responding to Survivor Disclosures: Policies & Promising Practices
UNC-Chapel Hill: Lauren Kulp, JD/MSW Student and Jessica Mencia, undergraduate student & McNair Scholar
Using What We Know about Offenders to Prevent the Perpetration of
Sexual Violence
Department of Justice, SMART Office: Joan Tabachnick, Fellow
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- Puzzles Workshops Announced! Plus 2 weeks left to register for early bird rates, Juliette Grimmett, 10/29/2017
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