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Community-Based Prevention

Resource Prevention Peer Network WebinarDecember 12, 2022
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Human Centered Design
Prevention Peer Network

This webinar was held on January 19, 2023

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Resource Prevention Peer Network WebinarDecember 12, 2022
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Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month (TDVAPM) Webinar
Prevention Peer Network

This webinar was held on December 12th, 2022

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Come join us in this collaborative and informational space to generate ideas, get some helpful tips, and learn about different processes for creating a Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month campaign. The Partnership’s Prevention and Communications teams will be co-leading this event, with some guest program spotlights to aid in brainstorming and inspiration. Let’s put the “Youth in Lead” together for this upcoming campaign.  

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Our Individual Healing Increases our Capacity to Create Healing Environments where Prevention can Occur

White text overlays a magenta and gold gradient background, reading: " I could not be the preventionist young people needed if I had not continuously worked on my own healing. Many preventionists are working within systems that are historically anti-Black, anti-Indigenous, anti-immigrant, and anti-youth. Could you learn in a place that pathologized or punished your response to oppression or trauma?" “Annika Leonard, Priceless Incite LLC" is shown below her headshot to the left of this quote.

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Community Organizing in San Luis Obispo – Adapting to a Pandemic and Recognizing Privilege

White text overlays a magenta and gold gradient background, reading: "Hollie West, RISE San Luis Obispo.". A quote reads: “Community members who previously didn’t think it was an issue here were more willing to believe fellow community members than a local non-profit specializing in IPV. Community is so important, and sustainable change can only come from within.” A photo of Hollie is positioned to the left of this quote.

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Meeting Incarcerated Youth Where They’re At

White text overlays a magenta and gold gradient background, reading: "I think part of working with youth in detention is creating space for them to be honest and to acknowledge that they are at the cross sections of having done harm and having been harmed." Sarah Diamond's photo is to the left of this quote, with the Center for Community Solutions listed below.

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Empowering Communities Through Prevention

White text overlays a magenta and gold gradient background, reading: "Prevention is more than just handing out flyers and doing a series of 1 hour presentations. It’s finding new, innovative ways to engage our community. It’s having conversations about the issues we’re seeing, then empowering them to ‘be the change’." Rubi Gutierrez's photo is to the left of this quote, with YWCA Silicon Valley listed below.

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Beyond Flyers: Centering Healthy Relationships and Understanding

White text overlays a magenta and gold gradient background, reading: "hey wanted to have conversations before the violence occurred, to be saved from the pain they experienced, to learn how to carry themselves and enter into certain situations and relationships with more understanding.” Janae Stewart's photo is to the left of this quote, with YWCA Silicon Valley listed below.

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The Next Generation of Anti-Violence Advocates

White text overlays a magenta and gold gradient background, reading: "I believed that if I could start providing this education now, then maybe when I’m an adult, there won’t be any shelters." Nadia Charles' photo is to the left of this quote, with Jenesse Center listed below.

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Creating Safer Communities Across Rural Mariposa County

White text overlays a magenta and gold gradient background, reading: "Being culturally responsive and inclusive is an ongoing process, as is working with youth because their culture often changes. Additionally, we’ve had to figure out how to make some of the components of Shifting Boundaries work in our rural environment." Clay River's photo is to the left of this quote, with the Alliance for Community Transformations listed below..