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Adapting Sexual Violence Prevention Curriculum During COVID-19

This web conference is part of a series with the National Sexual Violence Resource Center “Sexual Violence Prevention During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Adapting in an Ever-Changing Landscape.” Registration and web conference materials are available on the National Sexual Violence Resource Center’s website, linked below.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, sexual violence prevention practitioners adapted and implemented various in-person programs and curricula in their communities. Preventionists have noted challenges not only in sustaining prevention efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, but also in adapting existing curriculum to meet communities’ needs and capacity for distance learning. Join the National Sexual Violence Resource Center and PreventConnect on this web conference with program developers from Bringing in the Bystander/Know Your Power, and Expect Respect as they discuss the how and the why of their program adaptations during COVID-19. Guests will also discuss supplemental activities for sustaining prevention during the pandemic, as well as the crucial need to continue to prioritize prevention in times of crisis.

OBJECTIVES

  • Describe sexual violence prevention program adaptations that fit the COVID-19 context
  • Identify guiding principles for adapting sexual violence prevention programs
  • Discuss possibilities and practicalities for sexual violence prevention program adaptation during the pandemic

HOSTS/FACILITATORS: Mo Lewis, National Sexual Violence Resource Center; Ashleigh Klein-Jimenez & Tori VandeLinde, PreventConnect and CALCASA

MATERIALS:

  • Web conference PowerPoint slides [PDF]
  • Text chat transcript [PDF]
  • Expect Respect Info Sheet [PDF]

GUESTS:

  • LB Klein, Soteria Solutions
  • Jane Stapleton, Soteria Solutions
  • Barri Rosenbluth, SAFE Austin
  • Meg Greene, SAFE Austin
  • Holly Briggs, Center Against Sexual Assault of Southwest Riverside County (C.A.S.A.)
  • Elizabeth Madrid, Center Against Sexual Assault of Southwest Riverside County (C.A.S.A.)
  • Cynthia Reinhard, Center Against Sexual Assault of Southwest Riverside County (C.A.S.A.)

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