| Workshop Name | Presenter | Co Presenter Name | Co Presenter 2 Name | Co Presenter 3 Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome & Opening Remarks with Sarah Will (Salon E & F) | Break | |||
| Using Empowerment Evaluation Approach: What are we learning from Domestic Violence Organizations – Part 1 | Ashley Wilson | Mozhdeh Bruss | ||
| The Care and Feeding of Law Enforcement (LE) for Advocates | Russell Strand | |||
| Bringing Men into the Movement | Graham Hackett | |||
| Building Capacity for Response to Intimate Partner Violence in K-12 Schools | Rebecca Tiell-Krekeler | Monica Bies | ||
| Mental Health in Immigrants and Experiences of Oppression: A Contemplative and Social Justice Approach | Angie Lorena Alvarado Caro | |||
| Understanding Dynamics of Intimate Partner Violence in the LGBTQIA+ Community | Shen Hollcraft | |||
| The Power of Collaboration – How Survivors Benefit When Advocacy & Law Enforcement Work Together! | Marnie Christensene | |||
| Using Empowerment Evaluation Approach: What are we learning from Domestic Violence Organizations – Part 2 | Ashley Wilson | Mozhdeh Bruss | ||
| Advancing QTBIPOC/LGBTQI Survivor Support in our Movements | Anne Tapp | Sequoya Hayes | Roshan Kalantar | |
| Meeting the needs of people living with HIV and violence | Karen Hampanda | Megan Dinnebeil | ||
| Intersections in Human Trafficking: How to work with the anti-violence and anti-oppression communities to end human trafficking in Colorado | Kara Napolitano | Erin Atencio | ||
| Starting the Conversation: Officer Involved Domestic Violence | Nanette Chezum | |||
| Lunch: Grab lunch and join us for our 2020 Keynote Presentation (Salon E & F) Copy | Break | |||
| Culturally Specific Advocacy; Factors to Consider When Providing Services to AAPI Survivors of Crime – Part 1 | Zonya Dawson | Nhu-Minh Le | ||
| Meaningful Community Engagement – Part 1 | Chance LeBeau | Lindsay Christopher | Kristin Lacy | |
| Implicit Bias and Intersectionality: It’s a Human Condition | Myra Strand | |||
| Provider Mental Readiness — Resiliency to Vicarious Trauma, Compassion Fatigue and Burnout IS Possible – Part 1 | Daniel Crampton | Ann Rush Crampton | ||
| Building the Board You Need | Shannon Meyer | |||
| Post-Conviction Victim Advocacy | Lindsay Klatt | Casey Ballinger | ||
| Culturally Specific Advocacy; Factors to Consider When Providing Services to AAPI Survivors of Crime – Part 2 | Zonya Dawson | Nhu-Minh Le | ||
| Meaningful Community Engagement – Part 2 | Chance LeBeau | Lindsay Christopher | Kristin Lacy | |
| Provider Mental Readiness — Resiliency to Vicarious Trauma, Compassion Fatigue and Burnout IS Possible – Part 2 | Daniel Crampton | Ann Rush Crampton | ||
| The Ties That Bind: Investigating Sexual Abuse Allegations in a Rural Community | Lisa Cesario | Russell Lengel | ||
| Male Victimization: Strategies for Building Trust and Normalizing the Conversation | Bernie McFarling | |||
| Embedding Anti-Oppression into Organizational Practices – Part 1 | Regan Byrd | |||
| Adapting sexual violence prevention programs for individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities | Abbey Collins, MPH | |||
| Networking Mixer 2020 | Break | |||
| Restoring Connections: Rebuilding Relationships with Restorative Justice – Part 1 | Deb Witzel | Elizabeth Porter-Merrill | Lynn Lee | Danielle Fagan |
| Expanding services to all victims: Language Access Planning and Implementation | Ana Paula Noguez Mercado | |||
| Using Social Media to End Rape Culture | Wagatwe Wanjuki | |||
| The Crossroads of Immigration, Violence, and Survivorship: A Map for Advocates | Patricia Medige | Karina Arreola | ||
| Considerations for Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse or Neglect | Beth Collins | |||
| Embedding Anti-Oppression into Organizational Practices – Part 2 | Regan Byrd | |||
| Restoring Connections: Rebuilding Relationships with Restorative Justice – Part 2 | Deb Witzel | Elizabeth Porter-Merrill | Lynn Lee | Danielle Fagan |
| How Burnout Led Me to Trauma Informed Representation | Maria-Vittoria Carminati | |||
| Goal Centered Advocacy: Ensuring Long-Term Success for Short-Term Clients | Cato Kraft | Rosemary Truman | ||
| When Law Is, and When Law is Not, the Answer | Tammy Kuennen | Jennifer Eyl | ||
| Lunch: Grab Lunch and Join Us for 2020 Awards Presentation (Fajita Bar!) | Break | |||
| Out of the Margins: Latinx Survivorship | Veronica Quinonez | |||
| Victims With Disabilities Matter: A Primer to Help Make Sure | Jean Solis | Darla Stuart | ||
| Policy Updates (2020) | Raana Simmons | Lydia Waligorski | ||
| The Power of Storytelling to Effect Change | Arrian Belkin | Fawn Bolak | ||
| Culturally appropriate safety planning and trust building | Sophie Keeley | |||
| Yes! Yes! Yes! Using Sex Positivity to Inform Violence Prevention Strategies | Zoa Schescke | Anna Wendt | ||
| Self-Care: Take your pick of the options we’ve provided or relax on your own! | Break | |||
| When Cultural Competency and Intersectionality Backfire | Veronica Quinonez | |||
| Let’s Talk about (Healthy) Sex, Baby: Starting the Conversation | Maria Mendez | Amy Pohl | ||
| Elevating all Crime Survivor Voices! An Alternative Perspective: Trauma for Crime Survivors at the Intersection of race, culture, gender and ethnicity. | Juston Cooper, M.P.A. | Wendy Talley | ||
| Building Inclusive & Equitable Organizations | Anne Tapp | Agueda Morgan | ||
| Gender and Sexuality 101: At the Intersections of Accessibility | Emma Martin | |||
| Release Trauma Through Decompression; The Missing Link to Self-care | Sabrina Fritts | |||
| Family Law and the Colorado Address Confidentiality Program | Nikki Hernandez | Jackie Cash | ||
| From Victim to Survivor: Music as a Tool for Healing and Empowerment | Veronica Quinonez | |||
| Applying an Anti-Oppression Lens to Primary Prevention Education | Sarah Dobson | |||
| Colorado VINE – More Than Just the Link | Anthony Antuna | |||
| How to Use the Power of Social Media to Amplify Your Message (Part 1) | Tracy Malone | |||
| Building Bridges: Advocating for Survivors Involved with Child Welfare | Brooke Ely-Milen | Laura Solomon | ||
| Mitigating Data Collection Nightmares | Lindsay Christopher | Echo Rivera | ||
| Singing Our Rivers Red for Indigenous Women | Kelsey Lansing | |||
| Break | na whitman | |||
| Advocates as Community Builders | Rita Sneider-Cotter | |||
| Building Anti-Violence Partners with Child Welfare | Hannah Colter | Donnie Smith | ||
| How to Use the Power of Social Media to Amplify Your Message (Part 2) | Tracy Malone | |||
| PREA – What it means to you as a victim’s advocate. | David Walts | |||
| Culturally Responsive Supervision | Rebecca Nickels | |||
| Reducing the Impact of Ageism on Victim Services | Linda Loflin Pettit | |||
| Lunch: Grab lunch and join us for our Keynote Presentation (Salon E & F) | Break | |||
| At the Intersections of Substance Misuse/Abuse and Young Adults | Brenda Herrera Moreno | |||
| Custom Brew: Practical Application of Customization Tips for CAFE | Chelsea Baldwin | |||
| Building Partnership between Community providers and Correctional Facilities | Katie Abayta | |||
| Legal Advice vs. Legal Information: Avoiding the Unauthorized Practice of Law | Jennifer Eyl | |||
| Integrating Health Services into Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Agencies in Colorado | Liz Stuewe | |||
| SOCIAL JUSTICE COUNSELING 201 INTEGRATING COUNSELING AND ADVOCACY: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE | Tsunemi Maehara Rooney | NA | ||
| Break | na whitman | |||
| Expanding services to all victims: Language Access Planning and Implementation | Ana Paula Noguez Mercado | |||
| A Guide to Juvenile Sexting Prevention in Colorado | Margaret Ochoa | |||
| Innovation and Collaboration: Boosting Volunteer Numbers through Creative Community Partnerships | Sarab Khalsa | Natasha Tidwell | ||
| Policy Updates (2019) | Raana Simmons | Lydia Waligorski | ||
| Queer PoC Survivorship – Approaches from a Black Feminist Social Work Lens | Sequoya Hayes | |||
| The Necessity of Community Partnerships in Social Justice Counseling: The importance of supporting clients beyond the therapeutic relationship | Erin Shannon | Sophie Keeley | ||
| Achieving Justice for Victims of Sexual Assault by Medical Professionals and Massage Therapists | Pamela Maass | Natasha Koeplin | ||
| Everything You Wanted to Know About Rural Outreach | Leah Green | |||
| Issues in Advocacy for Victims Who Use Interpreters | Julia White | |||
| Practical Applications in Understanding the Neurobiology of Trauma (Part 1) | Ruby Jo Walker | Ruby Jo Walker | ||
| The Role of Allies and Advocates in Ending Violence Against Native Women | Sarah Deer | |||
| Using MI skills to work with survivors of violence to help promote change and validate experience (Part 1) | Darlene Brace | |||
| Break | na whitman | |||
| Challenging the Dominant Public Discourse on Sexual Violence | Lindsey Breslin | |||
| “Door in the mountain/ let me in” : Healing and Writing Workshop | Alicia Montero | |||
| Practical Applications in Understanding the Neurobiology of Trauma (Part 2) | Ruby Jo Walker | Ruby Jo Walker | ||
| Responding to Forced Marriage in Colorado (Part 1) | Casey Swegman | Jeanne Smoot | Hellitz Villegas | |
| Using MI skills to work with survivors of violence to help promote change and validate experience (Part 2) | Darlene Brace | |||
| Supporting Immigrants and Refugees: Lessons from a Trauma-Informed Approach | Virginia Vassar Aggrey | |||
| Lunch: Grab Lunch and Join Us for Awards Presentation (Fajita Bar!) | Break | |||
| Engagement with Porn for the Mitigation of Violence | Kit Maloney | |||
| It’s Not Just a Threat: Supporting Survivors of Intimate Partner Suicide | Jenn Doe | Heidi Hexe | ||
| Multi-Disciplinary Approach to Advocacy: Legal & Non-Legal Partnerships | Sirikit Benja-Athonsirikul | Michael Eidelson | ||
| Responding to Forced Marriage in Colorado (Part 2) | Casey Swegman | Jeanne Smoot | Hellitz Villegas | Lydia Waligorski |
| Secondary Trauma and Collective Resiliency: Cultivating a Culture of Resiliency Within Ourselves and Each Other | Megan Burch |