Interested in becoming informed & developing techniques to prevent & effectively, empathetically respond to sexual misconduct and assault?
I’ve developed a series of workshops and webinars to guide you.
*There are a combination of free webinars, paid webinars, and long-form workshops over Zoom. Free ones in the bottom row…
Who are these workshops designed for?
The workshops and webinars are designed for a range of people: changemakers and movement builders; women, men, non-binary folks; victims, survivors, and people who have and/or want to support them; and the long-form workshops are for community and organization leaders invested in preventing sexual violence in their organization, and learning about how to deal with it if it happens.
While they include deep theoretical knowledge, they’re focused on developing practices of care, relational- and community-based responsibility, approaching situations in deeply trauma-informed ways, while also informing you of the practical, not-so-pleasant realities.
Workshops & Webinars
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Workshop: Recognizing Abusers: Spotting Predatory Behaviors Early
Abusers and sexual predators often select and set up their targeted victims over a short or long period of time. Their behaviors are recognizable if you know what to look for. I’ve learned to discern these patterns quickly through hearing well over a hundred stories of assault, and this workshop is designed to help you do the same.
In this two part workshop, you'll learn to recognize boundary-testing, boundary-pushing, gaslighting, moving-too-fast-to-think-or-stop behaviors that predatory people use on their targets before their abuse begins.
I'll provide you with scripts and examples so make this more clear.
This course will be held Sunday April 12, 4 pm PT/7pm ET. Please check back for future sessions.
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Workshop: Keeping your community safe from sexual violence
In this two hour webinar, you’ll learn how to safely and effectively prevent sexual vioelnce.
You’ll learn about how recognize predatory behavior early-on, how to empower your community members to speak up when they’re uncomfortable, how to support the girls/women around you so that they feel empowered to speak up, and what steps you can take to safely intervene and keep predatory behaviors from escalating into full-blown harassment or assault
This course will be held Friday, April 17 at 4 pm PT/7pm ET. Please check back for future sessions.
Please register below; I’ll send out a webinar link the night before to all registered attendees.