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Training
WCADV designs training primarily for domestic violence victim advocates in Wisconsin. We conduct regional and statewide training events in centrally located facilities, web-based seminars, and customized on-site training for staff and boards of domestic violence programs.
Training for advocates focuses on both practical and philosophical concerns related to anti-domestic violence work. For these trainings, WCADV relies on local advocates as well as state and national speakers to share their expertise. Additionally, WCADV delivers domestic violence-related training to professionals in numerous systems such as legal, law enforcement, health care, and social services.
Training not only educates, but also provides opportunities for networking and coalition building locally, statewide and nationally, that are critical to our work. For a training calendar and more information about individual training events, see our Events page.
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Prevention Educator Conference Calls
WCADV and WCASA are jointly hosting a series of FREE prevention focused webinars as an opportunity for prevention educators and others to connect with each other and coalition staff to promote prevention education and organizing. For call in information for these calls, contact Rose Hennessy at roseh@wcadv.org or 608-255-0539 or Kelly Moe Litke at kellyml@wcasa.org. *We are currently setting a schedule for 2013 and will share the dates and topics as soon as they are confirmed* |
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VIDEO / DVD Resource Guide
The WCADV Video/DVD Library contains videos and DVDs that can be used for presentations, trainings, support groups, etc. It is recommend that you preview any borrowed resource to decide how much of it serves your objective(s). These video and DVD resources have been recommended and reviewed by members of WCADV at the time of acquisition. Some of them were reviewed by the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence and the Bureau on Aging. Some are old. Some are new. This VIDEO/DVD Library Guide, like the WCADV website itself, is undergoing revision. In the meantime, what you find here will acquaint you with the current collection and WCADV's lending policies. |
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Prevention: Men as Allies
November 27, 2012 webinar recording This webinar explored promising local initiatives that engage men, and ways to develop an approach to mobilizing men in your community. Presented by Molly Zemke, Prevention Program Coordinator from Domestic Abuse Intervention Services. |
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Prevention: Voices of Men - Stepping Up and Speaking Out
December 12, 2012 webinar recording The Fox Valley community has mobilized men and boys to address violence against women and girls. This webinar discussed current initiatives undertaken by Voices of Men and ways the initiative might be replicated in other communities. Presented by: Dave Willems, Fox Valley Voices of Men member, volunteer, and program consultant; and Julie Fevola, Executive Director, Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services. |
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