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All WCADV Events
Go to: All WCADV Events • WCADV Trainings • WCADV Meetings & Special Events • Other Events
Look for training details and registration materials six to eight weeks before each event.
June 26-28, 2013
Madison
WE LEAD is a yearlong leadership academy which focuses on building new voices of leadership within the movement to end domestic and sexual violence by providing hands-on leadership development opportunities for survivors of violence and/or people from Wisconsin’s underserved or under-represented communities. This is the first scheduled session for the 2013-2014 academy.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Madison
The Power of We: Utilizing Multicultural Leadership Principles
This year, we welcome featured presenter Juana Bordas, author of Salsa, Soul, and Spirit: The Power of Diversity, and President of Mestiza Leadership International--a company that focuses on leadership, diversity, and organizational change. Additionally, Wisconsin presenters will offer workshops exploring topics related to domestic violence, trauma, and pathways to individual leadership.
July 17 & 18, 2013
Lake of the Torches Resort Casino, Lac du Flambeau
Featured guest speakers at this year’s training include:
- Lisa Brunner from the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center, who will explore historical trauma and the development of sexual assault programming within tribal communities
- Bev Scow and Alice Skenandore from Wise Women Gathering Place, who will deepen the discussion about developing and sustaining connections among different communities and programs
Friday, August 9, 2013
Country Springs Hotel, Waukesha (Pewaukee)
At this event, participants will: acquire education tools, including a Power Point Presentation, for future use; discuss Health Care Reporting Requirements; and gain the knowledge, skills and resources needed to educate local health systems professionals about:
- Domestic violence basics
- Documentation
- How to safely and effectively screen for domestic violence.
Presenters: Rene Firari Will, WCADV Health Care Consultant and CJ Doxtater, WCADV REACH Coordinator
August 15-16, 2013
Madison
WE LEAD is a yearlong leadership academy focused on building new voices of leadership within the movement to end domestic and sexual violence. It provides hands-on leadership development opportunities for survivors of violence and people from underserved or under-represented communities.
Note: The application period for this opportunity ended in March. This is the second session of the 2013-2014 Academy.
September 18-20, 2013
Wausau
Directors of Wisconsin tribal and non-tribal domestic violence and dual programs are invited to attend this semiannual meeting to share and learn from each other. WCADV co-sponsors the meeting with American Indians Against Abuse and the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
September 24-26, 2013
Madison
Core Advocacy is a two-day training that addresses advocacy as a philosophical approach and a set of skills and activities that flows from that philosophy. We will explore concrete ways for advocates to connect with/support survivors, and navigate systems survivors often access. Restraining Order Training is a one-day interactive training that is highly recommended for any advocate who will assist individuals to obtain restraining orders.
October 3-4, 2013
Madison
WE LEAD is a yearlong leadership academy focused on building new voices of leadership within the movement to end domestic and sexual violence. It provides hands-on leadership development for survivors of violence and people from underserved or under-represented communities.
Note: The application period for this opportunity ended in March. This is the third session of the 2013-2014 WE LEAD Leadership Academy.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Monona Terrace and Convention Center, Madison WI
Mark your calendar and plan to join us for WCADV’s 8th Annual Together We Can End Domestic Violence Luncheon.Thursday October 3, 2013.
November 5 & 6, 2013
Kalahari, Wisconsin Dells
The Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence welcomes you to join us for our 35th Anniversary Conference. This conference will be held in partnership with the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault and American Indians Against Abuse. More information will be available over the coming weeks and months...but mark your calendars now!
December 5-6, 2013
Madison
WE LEAD is a yearlong leadership academy focused on building new voices of leadership within the movement to end domestic and sexual violence. It provides hands-on leadership development for survivors of violence and people from underserved or under-represented communities.
Note: The application period for this opportunity ended in March. This is the fourth session of the 2013-2014 WE LEAD Leadership Academy.
February 6 & 7, 2014
Madison
WE LEAD is a yearlong leadership academy focused on building new voices of leadership within the movement to end domestic and sexual violence. It provides hands-on leadership development for survivors of violence and people from underserved or under-represented communities.
Note: The application period for this opportunity ended in March 2013. This is the fifth session of the 2013-2014 WE LEAD Leadership Academy.
April 3 & 4, 2014
Madison
WE LEAD is a yearlong leadership academy which focuses on building new voices of leadership within the movement to end domestic and sexual violence by providing hands-on leadership development opportunities for survivors of violence and/or people from Wisconsin’s underserved or under-represented communities. This is the last scheduled session for the 2013-2014 academy.
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