Power-Based Violence 101 is an interactive presentation in which participants consider thedynamics of abusive and unhealthy relationships. Participants will learn to identify warning signs and dynamics of an abusive relationship. We'll also cover resources available to survivors, the different ways power-based violence can manifest itself and ways to support survivors of power-based violence.
Power-Based Violence 101 is an interactive presentation in which participants consider thedynamics of abusive and unhealthy relationships. Participants will learn to identify warning signs and dynamics of an abusive relationship. We'll also cover resources available to survivors, the different ways power-based violence can manifest itself and ways to support survivors of power-based violence.
New research shows one in seven people in D.C. jails is held on supervision violations. Hear from the author of this groundbreaking report and join the conversation about reimagining probation in the District.
This is a regular meeting of the Juvenile Justice Advisory Group (JJAG).
JJAG advises the state juvenile agency, provides active consultation to the government and private agencies, and ensures the provision of comprehensive delinquency prevention programs that meet the needs of youth through the collaboration of many local systems with which a youth may interface.
This training will introduce students to basic knowledge and skills for working with domestic violence victims in both the civil and criminal legal systems in Washington, DC. The course will also teach students how to use this knowledge to support survivor-centric safety plans through intervention and advocacy.
In this training, participants will learn the background, history, and research behind Lethality Assessments. The training will also review the implementation of DC SAFE’s Lethality Assessment Project. Participants will practice creating a safety plan with a client using the Lethality Assessment tool.
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This Purple Thursday, make a fashion statement that really says something: wear something purple in honor of survivors. Tee shirts, masks, scarves, totes, bandanas, eye/nail color, signage – the only limit is your imagination! Post photos of yourself in your purple gear and a message of support for survivors using #PurpleThursday and #SpreadLoveDC – and don’t forget to tag @DCCADV!
Join JCADA for a virtual, eye-opening discussion with “American Dirt” author Jeanine Cummins. A bestselling author, Cummins brings her lived experience and passion for victims’ rights and social justice while captivating readers with her engaging writing style. Jeanine deeply understands trauma caused by violence and serves as living proof of the healing that can be found through art. Together, we will unpack the themes of power-based violence found throughout American Dirt, and highlight how they relate to JCADA’s work.
Join Ayuda at Immigrant Food for an in person panel discussion about the unique impacts of domestic violence on immigrants in the US. We will discuss cultural competency in assisting survivors, what their legal rights are, and how the public can help address this pervasive issue. This discussion will feature experts from Ayuda as well as a panelist from another non-profit organization that specializes in assisting immigrant survivors of DV. The event will have a maximum capacity of 50 people and will be held entirely outdoors.
Join Break the Cycle as they discuss ways to better support and advocate for young survivors of relationship violence. Break the Cycle is an organization that inspires and supports young people ages 12 – 24, helping them to build healthy relationships and create a culture without abuse.
