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Board & Staff | ![]() | Online Discussion Series: Building Partnerships to End Men's Violence | ||||||||
Resources | ![]() | Prevention and Intervention, June 5-6, 2003 | ||||||||
News & Events | ![]() | Arte Sana Training Institute, April 2003 | ||||||||
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![]() | The New York Women's Foundation 4th Annual Public Forum, March 2003 | ||||||||
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Discussion Series: Building Partnerships to End Men's Violence The Family Violence Prevention Fund and its many partners invite you to participate in a dialogue about increasing mens involvement in ending sexual and domestic violence. Join with many others in North America and around the world by participating in an e-mail discussion series to be held from May through July, 2003. The facilitated discussions will feature short papers written by pioneers in the field, each intended to spark discussion about successes and challenges and to explore emerging strategies for building healthy relationships and communities. | |||||||||
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Discussion Schedule: May 5th - 16th 2003--Building
A Big Tent Approach To Working With Men, With Jackson Katz of MVP Strategies
(Mentors in Violence Prevention); | ||||||||||
This online discussion series is part of the Building Partnerships Initiative to End Mens Violence, a project of the Family Violence Prevention Fund in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control, the Institute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community, the Asian Pacific Islander Institute on Domestic Violence, the National Latino Alliance for the Elimination of Domestic Violence, the National Network to End Domestic Violence, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, Men Can Stop Rape, the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse (MINCAVA) and Prevention Institute. This initiative is funded by the Office on Violence Against Women within the United States Department of Justice. | ||||||||||
June 5-6, 2003 Minneapolis Convention
Center
Minneapolis, Minnesota To Register Now: http://www.newtarget.com/sslpages/IDVAAC_conference.html
The Institute on Domestic Violence in the African American Community's June 2003 Forum on African American Children will examine the impact of domestic violence on children and recommend ways in which the African American community can collaborate with helping institutions to address the devastating effects that violence has on children and child development. The conference also will recommend interventions that may be more responsive. During the Forum, noted authorities on the subject will look at the Impact of Domestic Violence on Children; Out of Home Placement; and the affects of Children Who Witness, Use and are Victims of Violence. Authorities also will critique the system, community and family issues that either help or hinder a child's capacity to negotiate domestic violence in the community and in the family. The affects of domestic violence on children will be examined from pre-school through adolescence, as well as other parts of the life span. | ||||||||||
Reaching las Familias: EMPOWERING OUR COMMUNITIES APRIL 3-4, 2003 Embassy Suites North - AUSTIN, TX In
an effort to promote equity within victim services and improve access
for under-served victims of gender-based violence, Arte Sana will be hosting
a national training institute in April. Our keynote presenter will be
Melissa Farley, a national expert on sexual trafficking and prostitution
who has worked on issues of violence against women for the past 25 years.
This institute will be a multi- disciplinary gathering directed at victim
service professionals, community activists, law enforcement, medical personnel,
therapists, artists, and poets working to reduce gender-based violence
in our communities. The Institute’s aim is to promote ideas, tools, strategies,
and program models that might help advocates and allied professionals
bridge the gaps in services and become agents of change in their fields
and in their communities.
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The New York Women's Foundation 4th Annual Public Forum
Free and
Open to the Public UNLOCKING THE DOOR CREATIVE
SOLUTIONS TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Thursday, 6 March 2003 6:30 - 8:30 pm Tishman Auditorium
Reception
to follow Domestic
violence causes extensive damage, particularly in poor communities. Please join
members of Voices of Women Organizing Project and our panelists Keynote Speaker: Marcia Ann
Gillespie Panelists: Jill Stein
Grace Perez
Sharon Stapel
Alisa Del
Tufo Tracey Little
Moderator:
Co-Sponsored
by the Nonprofit Management Program at New School Universitys The New York
Women's Foundation | ||||||||||
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