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Puzzles 2023 Workshops announced and 3 Scholarship Opportunities
- From: Juliette Grimmett <>
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- Subject: Puzzles 2023 Workshops announced and 3 Scholarship Opportunities
- Date: Sun, 12 Nov 2023 19:26:07 -0500
Dear Campus and Community Partners,
Chrysalis Network, the NC State University Counseling Center, and the NC State University Women’s Center is so excited to announce our incredible workshops, poster sessions, and keynotes for our 10th Annual Solving the Campus Sexual Assault & Dating Violence Puzzle VIRTUAL International Conference: Cultivating Hope, Healing, & Justice to Build a Future Without Violence. Presenters include experts from Northwestern University, Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault, Restorative Justice Durham, Maine Community College System, University of California system schools, Swarthmore College, and the National Organization for Victim Assistance. See details below.
Interested in attending but don't have the funds?
See our scholarship opportunities below!
REGISTER before 11/27 to lock in regular registration rates!
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Why Puzzles?
Yes, there are a ton of conferences out there - what makes this one so special you ask??? Here are our top 5 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 ($400-$775 versus $160-$275, with most being $500+).
Topic: Puzzles focuses entirely on campus sexual and dating violence and all presenters are required to incorporate aspects of intersectionality in their sessions.
Cash: As an incentive to network with other participants and to visit our sponsor exhibitor booths, we will award multiple cash winners per day. The top participants on the conference app will get cash Venmo’d straight to them! Or an e-gift card –whichever you prefer.
Community: Puzzles is centered on the 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, we believe you will continue to feel our personal connection!
Lastly, over 50% of all workshops are for intermediate or advanced professionals.
So what are you waiting for? Register now!!
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Scholarship Opportunities
Chrysalis Network is grateful to offer you the opportunity to apply for any of our 3 scholarship options. Applications are due by November 29, 2023, and notifications will be made by Friday December 1, 2023. Please note, if you apply and do not receive a scholarship, we will offer you the early registration rate. All applications will be kept confidential among reviewers
Harassment Free NC Scholarship
5 available
A registration scholarship open to anyone interested in attending Puzzles.
Harassment Free NC is a Raleigh, NC-based organization committed to creating environments where sexual harassment is not tolerated.
Richard Webley Student Scholarship
5 available
A registration scholarship for students and those new to the field. This scholarship is named in honor of Juliette’s beloved brother-in-law, Richie, who recently passed away. He was kind, funny, thoughtful, and the most generous person you had ever met. He was a huge supporter of Juliette’s work; always ready to brainstorm creative ways for her to get her message out. At his core, Richie loved to learn, and was a mentor to many. Juliette is proud to fund this scholarship in his honor, to students and those new to the field.
The Chrysalis Network Whole Circle Scholarship
5 available
A registration scholarship designed to support students, advocates, and prevention professionals who self-identify as belonging to neurodiverse or disability communities.
In the spirit of “Nothing about us without us,” this scholarship was initiated by an Autistic advocate and survivor and seeks to increase visibility and support for individuals from these marginalized communities who work to end violence in all of its forms. If you would like to donate to provide additional registration opportunities for this scholarship, please do so via Eventbrite. Chrysalis Network will match all donations.
All applications will be reviewed by a panel of professionals in the field who identify as autistic and/or part of the disability community.
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Continuing education & OVW Campus Grantee approval
We invite OVW grantees and those seeking CEs to register for the conference now so that you can take advantage of the regular registration rate (ends 11/26). Realistically, we may not be notified of the approvals until late November and do not want you to miss out on these rates. If we do not receive OVW approval or NBCC CEs (which has never happened), and no longer want to attend, you will receive a full refund.
We have applied for 14 NBCC Clock hours to be approved for LPCs. Social Workers can get CE approval from their state board. Check the website for final approval.
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Keynotes & Panel Discussions
Poetry as Activism Ebony Stewart
Technology-facilitated Sexual Abuse: An Introduction for Higher Education Practitioners Mikiba W. Morehead, Consultant, TNG
The Practical Side of Respondent Services — A panel discussion with Jay Wilgus, Kyla Martin, Felicia McCrary & Mara Woods
Cultivating Connection and Community: Conversations on Empowering Students to Make Change in Their Communities — A panel discussion with Rachel Stewart, Jordan Ferrari, Kayla Tavarez, Kaitlyn Regan, & Megan Tracy
Conflicts of Interest in Advocacy: Identifying Solutions for Greater Trauma-Informed Care — A panel discussion with Katie Parks, Rachelle Ellis, AK Krauss, Destiny Marrufo, & Rachel Stewart
Workshops
A Secondary Data Analysis Exploring the Impacts of Synchronous and Asynchronous Sexual Assault Bystander Intervention Training: A Pilot StudyGeorgia Southern University: Jacquelyn Mesenbrink, Assistant Professor
Addressing Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault & Stalking (DVSAS) for Military-Connected College & University Students
National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA): Ava Ramirez-Ene, Military Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Program Manager
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do- Violence Prevention Through Rejection Focused Messaging
Safe Connections: Emily Stoinski, Community Education Coordinator
Building an Environment of Safety and Trust in Sexual Assault/Dating Violence Prevention Training
Jennie Marsh Consulting, LLC: Jennie Marsh, Consultant
Building, Growing, and Sustaining a Title IX Team: Lessons from the Field
University of Southern California: Mackenzie Kintz, Senior Investigator, Office of Equity, Equal Opportunity, and Title IX; and Northwestern University: Emily Babb, Associate Vice President for Civil Rights and Title IX Compliance
Centering Our Peace- How all of Us Can Make space for BIPOC folx to Continue the Work
CBK Enterprises: Chimi Boyd-Keyes, Racial and Gender Equity Leadership Strategist
Connecting Survivors of Serial Perpetrators
Callisto: Tracy DeTomasi, CEO
Environmental and Situational Prevention of Sexual Violence on Campus: Key Learnings from the Implementation of a Practitioner Guide
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Patricia Mahoney, Research Technical Lead; Maryland Coalition Against Sexual Assault: Maddy LaCure, Policy Advocate for Prevention & Education
Grace Happens: Uncovering Self-Compassion Through Trauma-Informed Writing Practice
Swarthmore College: Chelsey Eiel, Associate Director Title IX
Hot Topics in Title IX: Implications for the Field
TNG: Mikiba W. Morehead, TNG Consultant
Resilience and Shared Resources: Leveraging Successful College-Community Agency Partnerships
Arise/WestminsterCollege: Stephanie Benincase, Director of Counseling & Rachel Pearce, Director of Community Services
Responding to Sexual Harm with Restorative Justice: Assessing Appropriateness
RK Resolution LLC: Rachel King, Restorative Justice Practitioner
STARRSA: Lessons Learned from this Research informed Intervention for Students who Engage in Sexual Misconduct
Klancy Street: Joan Tabachnick, Senior Consultant & Jay Wilgus, Principal
Supporting Tamar: Considerations When Working with Religious-Identified Survivors
Restorative Justice Durham: Tara Corbett, Facilitator & Activist; Orange County RapeCrisis Center: Togor Gado, Support Group Facilitator
Survivors Supporting Survivors: Growing Your Group
Western Oregon University: Kristen Perry, Director of the Center for Equity and GenderJustice & Kailey Knospe, Confidential Advocate
Teamwork makes the dream work: A partnership between the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault and the Maine Community College System
Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault: Lisa Rävar, Prevention Director; Maine Community College System: Sally Meredith, Associate General Counsel
Transforming Relationships: The Importance of Engaging and Empowering Young People in the Anti-Violence Movement
Virginia Sexual & Domestic Violence Action Alliance: Arianna Sessoms, Prevention Technical Assistance & Training Manager & Raelyn Williams, Youth Resilience Manager
Transforming the Cycles of Institutional Betrayal: Promoting Transparency on College Campuses
National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA): Clara Valadares Kientz, Campus Program Manager
Trauma-informed Best Practices in Higher Education
University of California, Riverside: Rosanna Cacace-Zakhir, Director of the Campus Advocacy Resources and Education (CARE) Office
Unveiling Resilience: Healing Storytelling for Survivors
Liberation is Lit: Tayler Simon, Owner
Posters
Assessing the Impact of Online Sexual Assault Prevention Education: Measuring Program Effectiveness of Sexual Assault Student Educator (SASE) Training
Georgia Southern University: Jacquelyn Mesenbrink, Assistant Professor & Nidhi Patel, Graduate Assistant
Not Alone: Creating Pathways for Prevention, Education, and Collaboration Addressing Power-Based Violence at CSU Long Beach
CSU LongBeach/Not Alone at The Beach: Leena Bowman, Lead Graduate Assistant & Julia MacLaren, Former Graduate Assistant
Self-Soothing Cootie Catchers
Spiramind Consulting: Zoe Collins, Director
We cannot wait to see you in December!
Please contact me for all questions.
Thank you!
Juliette
- Puzzles 2023 Workshops announced and 3 Scholarship Opportunities, Juliette Grimmett, 11/12/2023
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