Including efforts to end child sexual abuse within the sexual violence prevention movement

PreventConnect is pleased to partner with the Ms. Foundation for Women to host a new web conference series on ending child sexual abuse. During 2012 there will be 9 web conferences to explore themes of how to end child sexual abuse and build the network of those committed to addressing this issue.

The first web conference on May 3, 2012, is titled “Including Efforts to End Child Sexual Abuse within the Sexual Violence Prevention Movement.” This session focuses on the power and possibilities of local, statewide and national strategies to highlight child sexual abuse prevention as foundational to sexual violence prevention efforts throughout the lifespan.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Sponsor: Ms. Foundation for Women

Web Conference Facilitators: Joan Tabachnick and Cordelia Anderson

Speakers: 

• Sally J. Laskey, Director Special Projects, National Sexual Violence Resource Center
• Donna Dunn, Executive Director, Minnesota Coalition Against Sexual Assault
• Gina Scaramella, Executive Director, Boston Area Rape Crisis Center

Materials

• Slides [PDF]
• Recording [Click here]
• Chat [PDF]
• Post Session Blog The future is in our Past: Report from the Ending Child Sexual Abuse web conference
• Summary of 2012 Ending Child Sexual Abuse Web Conference Series: Courageous conversations – the place to be: Ending Child Sexual Abuse web conference series

Learning Objectives:

1. Increased understanding of how ending child sexual abuse is relevant to sexual violence prevention efforts throughout the lifespan.
2. Expanded knowledge of local, state and national efforts to end child sexual abuse.
3. Ability to identify three actions that organizations can take to integrate prevention across the lifespan.

7 responses to “Including efforts to end child sexual abuse within the sexual violence prevention movement”

1. I will share this with Faith-Based Leaders to educate their congregation and collaborate with experts in this field. God bless.

2. Thank you

3. This will be a great webinar

4. Are CEUs available for health care personnel with this education?

5. We will not be providing CEUs for this web conference but you will receive an email confirming you attended the session.

6. Where can I access the chat text from the conference? There were so many wonderful things being sad, I want to go back over it. Thank you!

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