We will offer a series of five one-hour sessions on April 14, 16, 19, 21, and 23. Topics wlll be: Technology Misuse: Maintaining Safety & Security in a Digital Age; Safety Planning with Technology; Legal Issues and Technology; Providing Remote Services to Groups and Individuals.

Please join Kathryn Chapman, Director of Education and Membership Services at End Domestic Abuse WI, who will provide information on Financial Empowerment using the Allstate Foundation Curriculum, Moving Ahead Through Financial Management.

The annual Teen Summit is End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin’s largest training, bringing youth, parents, educators, activists, and mentors from all over WI to learn about healthy relationships, teen dating violence, and sexual assault within a larger anti-oppression framework. This will be our FIRST EVER completely virtual, completely FREE Teen Summit!

Join Jennifer Johnson, JD (RISE Law Center), Kari LaScala, JD (End Abuse), and Jeni Haddad (Family Support Center) and fellow advocates to review restraining order law in Wisconsin, using a question and answer discussion format. 

This training will help advocates build their capacity for supporting families, whose wounds from childhood trauma often drive behavior, feelings, and attitudes into adulthood, and play a powerful role in parenting.

This series is designed for advocates who are new to domestic abuse programs. Topics will include: History of the Movement & Dynamics of Interpersonal Violence, Trauma & Self Care, Crisis Counseling & Safety Planning, Confidentiality & Systems, and a final session for Review & Practice.

Please join Kathryn Chapman, Director of Education and Membership Services at End Domestic Abuse WI, who will provide information on Financial Empowerment using the Allstate Foundation Curriculum, Moving Ahead Through Financial Management.

January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Join us for our next webinar, Human Trafficking in Indian Country or AI/AN Communities: A Case Study and Resources.

What protections are available to victims of domestic abuse and stalking under the Safe Housing Act? How can advocates assist victims as they navigate systems, to safely defend against housing discrimination, and avoid housing insecurity and disruption?  Join us via Zoom for an overview and discussion of the Safe Housing Act, including tools such as form letters and templates useful for documentation.

This training will be conducted in Spanish. See flyer for details (coming soon!) Register by October 29 to allow for accommodation of individual needs. Registration is required and will remain open until the webinar begins. Your registration must be approved. After approval, you will receive a confirmation email containing information you need to join the webinar. Contact Educationcoord@endabusewi.org in advance if you need assistance.