September
Domestic Violence: The Health
Care Response, Sponsored by the Indiana State Dept of
Health
Date: September 23,
2008
Time: 8:30 am - 4:30
pm
Who Should Attend: Individuals targeted
for the training include, but are not limited to, employees of health clinics,
WIC clinics, community health centers, local health departments, homecare
specialists, social workers, nurses, administrators, doctors, prenatal care
coordinators, healthy families workers, and others identified and approved by
the Indiana State Department of Health's Maternal and Child Health
Division
Location: Putnam Co Dept of
Health, Greencastle, IN
Cost: No charge, but registration is required
To register, contact Larry Nelson at the Indiana State Dept of
Health at lnelson@isdh.in.gov or 317-233-1256
Best Practices in BIP; ICADV's Annual Batterer Intervention
Program Training
Date: September 26,
2008
Time: 8:30 am - 4:00
pm
Location: Indiana Community Action
Association, 1845 W 18th Street, Indianapolis, IN (across the carpark from
ICADV)
What: ICADV is offering a one day
workshop for providers who work with individuals who batter. This workshop will
explore best practices in working with a domestic violence service agency as a
monitor, providing partner contact, and in advocating for use of batterer
intervention programs in court sentencing.
Who Should Attend: Batterer
Intervention Program facilitators, domestic violence counselors, advocates,
probation officers, and other professionals who work with
batterers.
Cost: This training is free for certified batterer intervention programs
and facilitators. ICADV Partner and Provider member programs may attend for
$15. Nonmembers may attend for $35.
Individuals
can register using the online registration form or by contacting Training
Director Caryn Burton at cburton@violenceresource.org or
at 37-917-3685 X 6.
October
Pink and
Purple Prevention is Our Intention, Sponsored by ICADV, Susan G Komen for
the Cure Indianapolis, Alternatives, Inc, Community Hospital of Anderson and
Anderson University.
Date: October 4,
2008
Time: 8:00 am -11:30
am
Location: Anderson University Wellness
Center, 1100 E 5th Street, Anderson, IN
What:
ICADV is partnering with multiple organizations to celebrate October as
both Domestic Violence Awareness Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The
Pink & Purple event will combine a fun festival-like awareness raising with
some serious informational workshops.
Who Should Attend: Anyone
working in the fields of domestic violence or health care. In fact, everyone!
Cost: Free, but registration is required.
To register, call 800-777-7775. For more information,
contact Training Director Caryn Burton at
cburton@violenceresource.org
or at 317-917-3685 X 6.
Domestic
Violence: Educating, Understanding and Responding. The Role of the Faith
Community, Sponsored by The Indiana Partnership to Prevent Violence Injury
and Death and Not to Believers Like Us.
Date:
October 15, 16, and 17, 2008
Time: 8:30
am - 4:00 pm daily
Location: Christian
Theological Seminary, 1000 W 42nd Street, Indianapolis, IN.
What: Many persons in distress turn to their faith leader
for help. This provides a crucial window for faith leaders to intervene and
provide information and resources that could prevent a violent event in that
person's life. IPPVID and N2BLU are partnering to host the final roundtable in
a two-year effort to reach out to the faith community and engage its members in
the discussion about ending domestic violence. This three day conference will
provide a wealth of opportunities to learn about all aspects of domestic
violence.
Who
Should Attend: While the conference itself is aimed at engaging leaders in
the various faith communities, domestic violence service professionals, and the
community at large would greatly benefit from the information being given at
the conference.
Cost: This is a free conference. Participants can register online at
www.ippvid.org, or to request more information, contact Lori Lovett at
llovett@iupui.edu or at
317-278-0945.
26th Annual Fall Conference:
Take it personally! Sponsored by the Family and Social Services
Administration
Date: October 21, 22,
2008
Time: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
daily
Location: Indianapolis Marriott
East, 7202 E. 21st Street, Indianapolis, IN
Keynote presenters: Jackson Katz, nationally known author,
educator and antiviolence activist; and Susan Still, whose dramatic and
inspiring story of survival has touched the hearts of millions across the
United States through her appearances on Oprah and 20/20.
The agenda of 25 interactive workshops promises to provide best
practices across the spectrum of work with survivors. And, there is fun to be
had as well. Funshops will include Urban Line Dancing and Card Making.
And, for the 10th year, ICADV will host its annual Silent Auction and Reception
on Tuesday, Oct 21st. The silent auction will run from 8 am - 8 pm, culminating
in our reception and live auction.
Who Should
Attend: Advocates, DV Program Administrators, Law Enforcement Officers,
Prosecutors, Attorneys, Batterer Intervention Providers, Health Care Workers,
Social Workers, Family Counselors, and any others who wish to end the epidemic
of domestic violence by educating themselves and others. Continuing education
credits will be available for many of the above listed professionals.
Cost: Fees vary
from $100 - $210, depending on timing and level of membership.
Click here for complete cost information and
registration form (Adobe Acrobat format).
For more
information contact Caryn Burton, cburton@violenceresource.orgor
317-917-3685 X6
November
In Our Own
Best Interest; A Process for Personal & Social Change, Cosponsored by
ICADV and the Center for Nonviolence.
When:
November 17th and 18th, 2008; 8:30 am - 5:00 pm daily
Location: Indiana Community Action Association, 1845 W.
18th Street, Indianapolis, IN (across the carpark from ICADV)
What: For Women Only, A two-day training on the
Duluth Curriculum, In Our Best Interest, introduces an educational model
facilitating groups for women who have been battered. The training examines
personal, institutional, and cultural action to end violence against women and
connects how racism, sexism, homophobia, and classism contribute to violence
against women. Participants will immerse themselves in role-plays, exercises,
skits, and discussions about the In Our Best Interest curriculum
philosophy. Topics will include what it means to be an advocate and teacher,
using education to promote change through liberating group process, moving from
education to action, and examining personal power vs. "power over".
Cost: Fee to attend is
$275, which includes materials. To register, please contact ICADV Training
Director Caryn Burton for more information at
cburton@violenceresource.org
or 317-917-3685 X 6. Travel and lodging are separate and must be arranged
on your own. There is a block of rooms reserved under "Center for Nonviolence"
at Sheraton Downtown, $119.00, subject to availability, first come, first
served. Call 317-635-2000.
Creating a
Process of Change for Men Who Batter. The Duluth Model, Level 1,
Cosponsored by ICADV and the Center for Nonviolence.
When: November 19 -21, 2008; 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
daily
Location: Indiana Community Action
Association, 1845 W. 18th Street, Indianapolis, IN (across the carpark from
ICADV)
What: A three-day basic level
training for men's nonviolence class facilitators. This workshop provides a
theoretical framework for working with men who batter. You will experience
demonstrations of how to facilitate structured, interactive nonviolence classes
using the Duluth Model curriculum, as well as hands-on practice. The training
includes:
- How an offender program fits
within an interagency community response
- Building relationships with
courts, victim advocates and battered women
- Prioritizing victim safety and
holding offenders accountable
- The art of dialogue in a men's
class while avoiding collusion
- Using control logs, exercises and videos
- Using role-plays and teaching non-controlling
behaviors
Cost: Fee to attend is $550, which includes materials. To register,
please contact ICADV Training Director Caryn Burton for more information at
cburton@violenceresource.org
or 317-917-3685 X 6. Travel and lodging are separate and must be arranged
on your own. There is a block of rooms reserved under "Center for Nonviolence"
at Sheraton Downtown, $119.00, subject to availability, first come, first
served. Call 317-635-2000.
To
register on line for ICADV trainings:
Training registration
form .
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