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Puzzles 2020 Workshops Announced! Plus OVW approval, scholarships, and last week for early registration
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- Date: Mon, 26 Oct 2020 00:24:21 -0400
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Dear Campus and Community Partners,
Chrysalis Network is so excited to announce out AMAZING workshops for this year's VIRTUAL Solving the Campus Sexual Assault and Dating Violence Puzzle: Navigating Power, Privilege, and Pleasure in a Changing World national conference. Presenters include experts from colleges and universities around the country such as the University of Washington, Rutgers University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Penn State University; and from organizations like the Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse, One Love, The Advocacy Academy, and Catharsis Productions. See keynote, poster, and workshop titles and other announcements below!
Follow us on Instagram @PuzzlesNC for the latest conference updates
Apply for a scholarship-2 week window ONLY.
Thanks to the generous sponsorship from Parker Poe, we are able to offer 5 conference registration scholarships (up to a $200 value)! Applications are due by November 9, with notifications made by November 13. *Please note, if you apply and do not receive the scholarship, we will offer you the early registration rate.
Chrysalis Network is so excited to announce out AMAZING workshops for this year's VIRTUAL Solving the Campus Sexual Assault and Dating Violence Puzzle: Navigating Power, Privilege, and Pleasure in a Changing World national conference. Presenters include experts from colleges and universities around the country such as the University of Washington, Rutgers University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and Penn State University; and from organizations like the Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse, One Love, The Advocacy Academy, and Catharsis Productions. See keynote, poster, and workshop titles and other announcements below!
Follow us on Instagram @PuzzlesNC for the latest conference updates
Apply for a scholarship-2 week window ONLY.
Thanks to the generous sponsorship from Parker Poe, we are able to offer 5 conference registration scholarships (up to a $200 value)! Applications are due by November 9, with notifications made by November 13. *Please note, if you apply and do not receive the scholarship, we will offer you the early registration rate.
Why Puzzles?
Yes, there are a ton of conferences out there - what makes this one so special you ask??? Here are our top 4 reasons:
OVW Campus Grantees
We are thrilled to announce that OVW has approved for Chrysalis Network to invite OVW grantees to attend this years Solving the Campus Sexual Assault & Dating Violence Puzzle conference! See the conditional approval language below:
OVW 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-2021-MU-003. This number must be used by grantees when requesting approval via a GAN or in their “memo to the file”.
CEs for Counselors
We have applied for 13.75 NBCC Clock hours to be approved for LPCs. Social Workers can get CE approval from their state board. Check the website soon for final approval. (We have received this approval the past 6 years, so expect to again).
Sponsorship and Exhibitor Opportunities
Our sponsorship and exhibitor guide will be out later this week. Please contact Juliette Grimmett if you are interested in a sneak-peak! Please keep in mind that this will include an option for sharing your printed materials with attendees as interested attendees will receive a self-care welcome package via mail within which your materials can be included.
Poster Applications Due 11/3
While we are finished with our workshop application process, we are still accepting poster session applications! Please consider sharing your wonderful work with us. Accepted presenters will receive a discounted registration rate of $50.
Keynote Speakers
Given the state of the world, and Chrysalis Network's mission to create safe and welcoming spaces for all to learn and grow individually and professionally, Chrysalis Network is so excited to offer attendees the following self-care sessions:
Check this Out! Overdue Collaboration with Your Campus Library for Awareness, Prevention and Healing
Penn State University: Racine Amos, Engagement and Equity Librarian
Conducting Title IX Hearings: the technology, the process, and the personnel
University of Virginia: Amanda Norris Ames, Civil Rights Investigator & Emily Babb, Interim Associate Vice President for Equal Opportunity and Civil Rights and the Assistant Vice President for Title IX Compliance/Title IX Coordinator
COVID While Black: How Advocates Can Help
CBK Enterprises, Chimi Boyd Keyes, Founder & CEO
COVID-19 TRAINING CONVERSIONS – Creating “Virtual” Conversations on Prevention during Pandemic
Catharsis Productions: Christian Murphy, Co-Founder; Georgia Southern University: Dr. Lauren Patterson, Assistant Director of Outreach & Community Engagement
Doing It for the ‘Gram: Taking Violence Prevention Virtual
West Chester University: Tess Benser, Assistant Director of Outreach & Engagement - Center for Women & Gender Equity
Don't Be Afraid to Catch Feels: Facilitating a Healthy Relationship Series for Students
Rutgers University-Camden: Laura Luciano, Director, Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance
Effective Interventions with Students who have Violated the Institution’s Sexual Misconduct Policy
Klancy Street: Joan Tabachnik, Consultant & Jay Wilgus, Principal
Emergent Space: Finding an Alternative
North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault: Christy Croft, Prevention Education Program Manager, & Shareen El Naga and Montia Daniels, Prevention Interns
From Campus to Congress: Examining Rape Culture in the Trump Era
James Madison University: Dr. Matt Ezzell, Associate Professor of Sociology; Meredith College: Dr. Kris Macomber, Assistant Professor of Sociology
From Victim to Survivor: Music as a Tool for Healing and Empowerment
Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse: Veronica Quinonez, Community Education and Training Program Manager
Human Trafficking Awareness for College & University Stakeholders
UNC Greensboro: Dr. Stacy Sechrist, Senior Research Scientist , Kristin Stout, & John Weil, Program Director
Implementing emergent strategies to develop prevention plans in higher education
University of Washington - Bothell: Elizabeth Wilmerding, Violence Prevention & Advocacy Program Manager & Kiana Swearinger, Prevention, Education & Communications Manager
Intersectionality of Mental Health, Racism, and IPV in the BIPOC College Community
NC State University: Whitley Grant, Alcohol & Other Drugs Coordinator & Domonique Carter, Cares Coordinator
Navigating Gender in Sexual Violence Prevention: Expressing Empathy and Reducing Reactance
Macalester College: Jennifer Jacobsen, Director of Sexual Violence Prevention Education; UNC-Chapel Hill: Emily Howe, Haven Program Specialist
One Love: Creating a Virtual Community during COVID-19
One Love: Annie Forrest & Emily Lloyd, Engagement Managers, National Partnerships
Our Data, Our Stories: A Workshop for Data Evaluation and Primary Prevention
University of Washington: Kaelie Giffel & Paige Sechrest, Training Specialists
Out of the Margins: Latinx Survivorship
Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse:, Veronica Quinonez, Community Education and Training Program Manager
Painting a New Narrative: Prevention Education for College Students of Color
University of South Carolina: Tayler Simon, Senior Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator
Sexual Violence *IS* Racial Violence
Georgia Institute of Technology: Deontez Q Wimbley, Health Educator
Supporting Survivors in the Pandemic: A lessons-learned discussion on translating trauma-informed practices into the virtual space
Wake Forest University: Bethany Miller, Counselor/Advocate and Stephanie Duisterhof, Counselor/Advocate
The Mission for RESPECT Is Live & Online
The Center for Respect: Mike Domitrz, Speaker and Author
The Privileged Advocate
The Advocacy Academy L.L.C.: Kathleen Watson, President and Founder
Understanding a Cortisoaked Brain and Its Role in Power and Pleasure
University of South Carolina: Shannon K. Nix, Associate Director, Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention & Prevention (SAVIP) and Sarah E. Wright, Licensed Psychologist, Certified Sex Therapist/Supervisor
We Can’t Wait: Imagining a World with Racial Justice and Survivor Healing (Advanced session - 25 attendee limit)
University of Pennsylvania: Rae Chaloult, Associate Director of Sexual Violence Prevention and Education
Campus Sexual Assault Response: A Faculty Intervention
University of Tennessee-Knoxville: J. Brooke, Killion, Graduate Research Assistant
Expressive Writing for Sexual and Reproductive Health
Duke University: Lucy Zheng, Undergraduate Researcher
Sex and Contraception among College and Graduate Students during COVID-19
Duke University: Clarice Hu and Andrew Shin, Undergraduate Students
What Makes Guardians Capable?: A Routine Activities Approach to Sexual Victimization
NC State University: Marissa Personette, Graduate Student
Yes, there are a ton of conferences out there - what makes this one so special you ask??? Here are our top 4 reasons:
- Presenters: While we bring in the headliners, we also shine spotlights on local unfamiliar rock stars. We strive to provide opportunities for those who are often overlooked.
- Cost: Offers an affordable national conference experience with a small group feel. Other national sexual violence conferences charge upwards of triple our registration fee ($125-$200 versus $375-$725, with most being $500+).
- Topic: Puzzles focuses entirely on campus sexual and dating violence.
- Community: Puzzles is centered on the beauty and importance of building relationships and community. Our plentiful and hard-working team strive to create a personalized, connected, supportive, and welcoming conference experience tailored to you. Even though we are virtual this year, we believe you will continue to feel our personal connection!
So what are you waiting for? Register now!!
OVW Campus Grantees
We are thrilled to announce that OVW has approved for Chrysalis Network to invite OVW grantees to attend this years Solving the Campus Sexual Assault & Dating Violence Puzzle conference! See the conditional approval language below:
OVW 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-2021-MU-003. This number must be used by grantees when requesting approval via a GAN or in their “memo to the file”.
CEs for Counselors
We have applied for 13.75 NBCC Clock hours to be approved for LPCs. Social Workers can get CE approval from their state board. Check the website soon for final approval. (We have received this approval the past 6 years, so expect to again).
Sponsorship and Exhibitor Opportunities
Our sponsorship and exhibitor guide will be out later this week. Please contact Juliette Grimmett if you are interested in a sneak-peak! Please keep in mind that this will include an option for sharing your printed materials with attendees as interested attendees will receive a self-care welcome package via mail within which your materials can be included.
Poster Applications Due 11/3
While we are finished with our workshop application process, we are still accepting poster session applications! Please consider sharing your wonderful work with us. Accepted presenters will receive a discounted registration rate of $50.
Keynote Speakers
- Dasan Ahanu: An Abstract Strategy: The power of imagination
- Rae Chaloult: We Can’t Wait: Imagining a World with Racial Justice and Survivor Healing
- Ebony Stewart: Vulnerability in Words
- Title IX: Where is it now and where is it headed? Our multi-disciplinary panel of experts will share all you need to know about the current Title IX rules and what changes you can expect with the 2020 election results. Q&A will also be provided. We will be accepting attendee questions ahead of time to make sure the session is tailored just for you! Presenters include:
- Kristin Couch, Assistant Director of Prevention and Response in the Title IX & Compliance Office, Spelman College
- Sarah Ford, of Counsel, Parker Poe
- Bindu Jayne, Title IX Coordinator, Swarthmore College
Self-Care Sessions
Given the state of the world, and Chrysalis Network's mission to create safe and welcoming spaces for all to learn and grow individually and professionally, Chrysalis Network is so excited to offer attendees the following self-care sessions:
- Managing Self-care with Mindfulness and Mandala Making. Mary How is an artist, art therapist, and life coach with over twenty years of experience working with survivors of trauma, mental illness and behavioral disorders.
- My Body. My Right. An Embodied Journey through Conscious Movement and Applied Theatre as a Framework for Self-Care and Healing. Amanda Masterpaul is an adjunct professor and applied theatre practitioner dedicated to weaving social justice, cultural competency, anti-racism, and critical consciousness into the everyday experience. Jessica Durivage is a Qoya Teacher, Radiant Rest Practitioner, Yoga Teacher, Embodiment Facilitator and Ritual Maker.
- Make your own Puzzles-themed cocktail class (alcoholic and non-alcoholic options). Join award-winning bartender, Joseph Stinchcomb in this engaging class as we wind down after day 1 of the conference. His drink menus often reference black history or pop culture, and he likes to engage guests in conversations about black bartending history.
Workshops
Check this Out! Overdue Collaboration with Your Campus Library for Awareness, Prevention and Healing
Penn State University: Racine Amos, Engagement and Equity Librarian
Conducting Title IX Hearings: the technology, the process, and the personnel
University of Virginia: Amanda Norris Ames, Civil Rights Investigator & Emily Babb, Interim Associate Vice President for Equal Opportunity and Civil Rights and the Assistant Vice President for Title IX Compliance/Title IX Coordinator
COVID While Black: How Advocates Can Help
CBK Enterprises, Chimi Boyd Keyes, Founder & CEO
COVID-19 TRAINING CONVERSIONS – Creating “Virtual” Conversations on Prevention during Pandemic
Catharsis Productions: Christian Murphy, Co-Founder; Georgia Southern University: Dr. Lauren Patterson, Assistant Director of Outreach & Community Engagement
Doing It for the ‘Gram: Taking Violence Prevention Virtual
West Chester University: Tess Benser, Assistant Director of Outreach & Engagement - Center for Women & Gender Equity
Don't Be Afraid to Catch Feels: Facilitating a Healthy Relationship Series for Students
Rutgers University-Camden: Laura Luciano, Director, Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance
Effective Interventions with Students who have Violated the Institution’s Sexual Misconduct Policy
Klancy Street: Joan Tabachnik, Consultant & Jay Wilgus, Principal
Emergent Space: Finding an Alternative
North Carolina Coalition Against Sexual Assault: Christy Croft, Prevention Education Program Manager, & Shareen El Naga and Montia Daniels, Prevention Interns
From Campus to Congress: Examining Rape Culture in the Trump Era
James Madison University: Dr. Matt Ezzell, Associate Professor of Sociology; Meredith College: Dr. Kris Macomber, Assistant Professor of Sociology
From Victim to Survivor: Music as a Tool for Healing and Empowerment
Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse: Veronica Quinonez, Community Education and Training Program Manager
Human Trafficking Awareness for College & University Stakeholders
UNC Greensboro: Dr. Stacy Sechrist, Senior Research Scientist , Kristin Stout, & John Weil, Program Director
Implementing emergent strategies to develop prevention plans in higher education
University of Washington - Bothell: Elizabeth Wilmerding, Violence Prevention & Advocacy Program Manager & Kiana Swearinger, Prevention, Education & Communications Manager
Intersectionality of Mental Health, Racism, and IPV in the BIPOC College Community
NC State University: Whitley Grant, Alcohol & Other Drugs Coordinator & Domonique Carter, Cares Coordinator
Navigating Gender in Sexual Violence Prevention: Expressing Empathy and Reducing Reactance
Macalester College: Jennifer Jacobsen, Director of Sexual Violence Prevention Education; UNC-Chapel Hill: Emily Howe, Haven Program Specialist
One Love: Creating a Virtual Community during COVID-19
One Love: Annie Forrest & Emily Lloyd, Engagement Managers, National Partnerships
Our Data, Our Stories: A Workshop for Data Evaluation and Primary Prevention
University of Washington: Kaelie Giffel & Paige Sechrest, Training Specialists
Out of the Margins: Latinx Survivorship
Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse:, Veronica Quinonez, Community Education and Training Program Manager
Painting a New Narrative: Prevention Education for College Students of Color
University of South Carolina: Tayler Simon, Senior Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator
Sexual Violence *IS* Racial Violence
Georgia Institute of Technology: Deontez Q Wimbley, Health Educator
Supporting Survivors in the Pandemic: A lessons-learned discussion on translating trauma-informed practices into the virtual space
Wake Forest University: Bethany Miller, Counselor/Advocate and Stephanie Duisterhof, Counselor/Advocate
The Mission for RESPECT Is Live & Online
The Center for Respect: Mike Domitrz, Speaker and Author
The Privileged Advocate
The Advocacy Academy L.L.C.: Kathleen Watson, President and Founder
Understanding a Cortisoaked Brain and Its Role in Power and Pleasure
University of South Carolina: Shannon K. Nix, Associate Director, Sexual Assault and Violence Intervention & Prevention (SAVIP) and Sarah E. Wright, Licensed Psychologist, Certified Sex Therapist/Supervisor
We Can’t Wait: Imagining a World with Racial Justice and Survivor Healing (Advanced session - 25 attendee limit)
University of Pennsylvania: Rae Chaloult, Associate Director of Sexual Violence Prevention and Education
Posters
Campus Sexual Assault Response: A Faculty Intervention
University of Tennessee-Knoxville: J. Brooke, Killion, Graduate Research Assistant
Expressive Writing for Sexual and Reproductive Health
Duke University: Lucy Zheng, Undergraduate Researcher
Sex and Contraception among College and Graduate Students during COVID-19
Duke University: Clarice Hu and Andrew Shin, Undergraduate Students
What Makes Guardians Capable?: A Routine Activities Approach to Sexual Victimization
NC State University: Marissa Personette, Graduate Student
Juliette
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Juliette Grimmett, MPH | She, her, hersFounder, Chrysalis Network
Sexual Assault Victim Policy Strategist, NC DOJ SAKI
Raleigh, NC
(919) 624-9575
7th Annual Solving the Campus Sexual Assault & Dating Violence Puzzle Annual National Conference: Navigating Power, Privilege, and Pleasure in A Changing World
December 9-11, 2020 (VIRTUAL)
For the latest updates, follow us on Instagram @PuzzlesNC
- Puzzles 2020 Workshops Announced! Plus OVW approval, scholarships, and last week for early registration, Juliette Grimmett, 10/26/2020
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