DV Walk 2006
  AACI's 35th ANNIVERSARY BANQUET AND COMMUNITY STAR AWARDS
SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL
FAITH IN VIOLENCE-FREE FAMILIES: BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS FOR CHANGE

MAKANA O OLA: "GIFT OF LIFE"
MASSAGE-A-THON

STOP HITTING ON ME!
NOVEMBER 8, 2007

   
  COMMUNITY EVENTS
     
 

Events

Faith in Violence-Free Families: Building Partnerships for Change
Friday, March 14, 2008
9:00 am to 5:00 pm - Registration and morning refreshments begin at 8:30 am
2400 Moorpark Avenue, Suite 210, San Jose, CA 95128

Participants will receive an official Certificate of Completion, signed by the California Department of Public Health. 7 MFT/LCSW contact hours of Continuing Education are also available.

This workshop will focus on fostering collaborative relationships between faith leaders and domestic violence prevention advocates while discussing strategies for combining efforts and expertise to better serve our communities. AACI will touch upon domestic violence using a cultural lens that is especially relevant to Asian and Pacific Islander faith communities. Discussions will include prevention strategies, steps for community collaboration, and sharing the expertise and experience of participants. This workshop fosters a peer-to-peer learning environment, offering time for safe and honest dialogue, as well as for sharing promising practices with each other. Participants will take home a tool for developing a concrete plan to collaborate with community partners to address domestic violence.

Learning objectives include the following:
~ Identify challenges and benefits of working with each other;
~ Develop mutual understanding of causes, influences, and dynamics of domestic violence
~ Consider efforts to prevent abuse;
~ Explore how faith/spiritual perspectives can perpetuate or challenge viewpoints regarding abusive relationships;
~ Determine how to appropriately assist those in need, including looking at organizational practices and policies;
~ Share and learn strategies for collaborating;
~ Consider efforts to prevent abuse before it takes place; and
~ Develop a concrete action plan for next steps.

Participants are strongly encouraged to invite and attend with a community faith leader. This can be an existing or a new partnership. Contact TC-TAT if you would like assistance identifying a local leader to attend this workshop with you. There will also be opportunities to network with other community members and service providers.

This workshop is offered to community members, volunteers & employees who provide services and support to those affected by domestic violence, such as: faith community members; domestic violence advocates; public and mental health providers; social workers; educators; law enforcement. Upon request, reasonable accommodations will be made.

Please click here for the .pdf version of the registration form.

This workshop will also be held at other locations throughout California. Contact TC-TAT for more information:
Phone: (415) 526-2545 or TDD/TTY: (415) 457-2421

A project of the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), Epidemiology and Prevention for Injury Control (EPIC) Branch. Administered and presented by Transforming Communities: Technical Assistance, Training, and Resource Center (TC-TAT).

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