This training is designed to provide participants with an introductory/foundational understanding of basic concepts and language related to gender and sexuality, especially LGBTQIA+ identities. We'll establish a common lexicon, review definitions and language do's and don'ts, talk about why competency in these topics matters for supporting survivors, and how best to support someone when they come out.
This will be a virtual public training serving as the first offering in the 2023 Sex Positive Conversations Series.
When: Thursday, March 23rd @ 4:00pm CT
Where: Zoom
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Safe Tracks is a primary prevention bystander intervention training program designed specifically for the music industry. The training program is 100% free and can be attended virtually or in-person. It will focus on:
This program is open to individuals, companies, groups, or anyone else in the music industry that wants to pledge to be a part of the change and display their involvement to the community. Please reach out to johmes@sacenter.org for more information or with any questions!
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In honor of Denim Day, SafeCity 2023 will feature the "What Were You Wearing" exhibit, which was created in 2013 at the University of Arkansas to address the myth that what someone was wearing contributed to why a victim/survivor was assaulted. We know a victim is never to blame for being targeted, and our hope is to help reverse this narrative of victim-blaming, while raising funds to continue to provide much needed services.
Our goal: $80,000
Location: Fat Bottom Brewing Co.
800 44th Ave N
Nashville, TN 37209
Date: April 26, 2023
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Safe Tracks is a primary prevention bystander intervention training program designed specifically for the music industry. The training program is 100% free and can be attended virtually or in-person. It will focus on:
This program is open to individuals, companies, groups, or anyone else in the music industry that wants to pledge to be a part of the change and display their involvement to the community. Please reach out to johmes@sacenter.org for more information or with any questions!
Click here for more information.
This is our annual statewide conference, hosted by the SAC Statewide Training Team, aimed at providing best practice tools and resources to direct service providers. Please join us this year as we come together around a notion of both expansion and re-centering in our anti-violence work. The tools that will build the future of our work are those already at the very core of our tool belt— the trauma-informed care concepts of collaboration and empowerment.
When: Tuesday, May 23rd - Thursday, May 25th, 2023
Where: Zoom - register in the link below!
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