Sustaining a Violence Against Women Prevention Movement

To make our web conferences available to as many people as possible, we offer two sessions per web conference topic. The 2nd session is a repeat of the 1st session.

1st Session:
Tuesday, September 22, 2009

2nd Session (Repeat of first session):
Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Both ninety-minute sessions will start at 11 AM Pacific Daylight Time. In other time zones, that will be:

2:00 PM	to	3:30 PM	in Atlantic ST (Puerto Rico & Virgin Islands)
2:00 PM	to	3:30 PM	in Eastern DST
1:00 PM	to	2:30 PM	in Central DST
12:00 PM	to	1:30 PM	in Mountain DST
11:00 AM	to	12:30 PM	in Mountain ST (Arizona, Non-Navajo)
11:00 AM	to	12:30 PM	in Pacific DST
10:00 AM	to	11:30 AM	in Alaska DST
9:00 AM	to	10:30 AM	in Hawai’i-Aleutian DST (Aleutian Islands)
8:00 AM	to	9:30 AM	in Hawai’i-Aleutian ST (Hawai’i)
7:00 AM	to	8:30 AM	in Samoa ST (American Samoa & Midway)

Summary:
This forum will present a discussion of the resources and tools needed to support and sustain a violence against women primary prevention movement (e.g., proper framing of issues, research and evaluation, tool development, training and technical assistance, resource development, etc.), and a discussion of strategies to create and/or obtain these resources (e.g., broad-based partnerships, legislation and advocacy, etc.).

Register:

Host:
David Lee,Prevention Connection, California Coalition Against Sexual Assault

Presenters:
Session 1: Rachel Davis and Annie Lyles, Prevention Institute
Session 2: Sana Chemini and Annie Lyles, Prevention Institute

Guests:

• Tonya Lovelace, Project Manager, Women of Color Network
• Patty Wetterling, Sexual Violence Prevention Program Director, Minnesota Department of Health

Objectives:

• Explore a framework for, and gauge progress in, creating a long-lasting violence against women primary prevention movement.
• Identify roles and strategies to maintain the momentum of the movement in challenging times.

Materials:

• Slides, 2 per page [PDF]
• Slides, 6 per page [PDF]