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| Digging Into the Roots of Advocacy | Free | ||
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Event Details
This series will examine how identity, power, oppression, and social systems shape survivor experience and the essential need for our advocacy to be rooted in self-determination and trauma informed practice. Throughout this time together, we will:
- Explore the foundations of survivor-centered advocacy
- Dig deeper into the dynamics of abuse, coercive control, trauma, and the systems survivors navigate every day.
- Learn to navigate complex situations with greater confidence and compassion.
By the end of the series, participants won't just leave with new tools, they'll gain connections, greater confidence, and a community of advocates committed to learning from and supporting one another.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. How much does this cost? There is no cost for Coalition membership organizations. If you are not from a member org or have questions about this, contact
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2. Who can attend? This is open to all GBV (DV, SA, CSE) advocates regardless of years of experience and level of expertise in the field! You can be a brand new gender-based violence advocate or an advocates that has been in the work for a few years and may want a refresher.
3. How many sessions are there, what are the dates, and what topics will be covered?
Tuesday Oct 6th Via Zoom (10-1) Foundations in Gender-Based Violence and Survivor Centered Advocacy
Tuesday Oct 13th Via Zoom (10-1) Survivor Centered Advocacy: Framework and Theory
Thursday Oct 22nd In person (10-2) Integrating Theory into Practice: Building Skills (Tukwila Community Center 12424 42nd Ave S, Tukwila, WA 98168)
Each session builds on the last, enabling participants to revisit ideas, practice new skills between sessions, and return with additional questions and insights. Please plan to attend all three sessions to get the most out of the training.
This is a pilot project of the Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence. Whether or not it will be offered again in this same format or iteration will be dependent on many factors, including interest, feedback, funding, and capacity.
Please contact Lea Aromin for questions and accommodations,
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