@WOrk: Employers and Domestic Violence
audience: managers, hr professionals at for profit and non profit work places
- Information about various types of abuse
- Addressing suspicions of domestic violence among employees
- Creating an environment where employees are comfortable disclosing
- Keeping an employee experiencing domestic violence safe at work
- Accessing local and national resources
Medical Professionals and Domestic Violence
audience: health care professionals
- Information about various types of abuse
- Common medical issues of those experiencing violence
- Behaviors of those being victimized and those abusing in a health care setting
- Screening for domestic violence under the AFA
- Accessing local resources
Faith Based Community and Domestic Violence
audience: clergy, church leaders, faith community memebrs
- Information about various types of abuse
- Creating a culture of disclosure and rejecting all forms of vio-lence
- Empowering community members to respond
- Accessing local and national resources
“In her shoes” simulation
Audience: adults. pairs with our dynamics of domestic violence training. the simulation and dynamics of Domestic Violence training can be facilitated in a 2 hour window.
This interactive experience walks participants through the story of someone experiencing domestic violence. Created by Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence, it helps training attendees to understand the difficult choices victims have to make, and witness the real life impact of violence on various communities.
“IN their shoes” simulation
Audience: Adults who work with youth, or youth themselves. can be paired with our teen dating violence and sexual assault training. Two two components can be facilitated in a 2 hour window.
This simulation, also created by WSCADV, tells the story of teens facing teen dating violence. Similar to the adult version, participants walk the story of a character and have to make choices the teen faces.
If you did not find a training that suits your needs, please contact us! We love to create customized trainings related to domestic violence for our community.