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November 2021
Taking Prevention on the Road with Stephen Dishinger, Turning Point
This session will explore the history of Moby the Prevention Van and the evolution of Turning Point’s community engagement and outreach programming. For many years the community outreach strategy for Turning Point, like many social service agencies, primarily involved staff members sitting at a table with a tri-fold display board with business cards and brochures fanned-out neatly nearby next to a stack of branded sticky notes and pens to invite interaction and potentially even a conversation with passers-by. Meeting community…
Find out more »Strangulation Training
Speakers: Barb Bachmeier JD, MSN, APRN, NP-C, DF-AFN, FAEN Advanced Practice Provider/Forensic Nurse Katie Melnick JD Chief of Special Victim’s unit for Marion County Prosecutor’s Office Danielle Manning PhD, RN Center of Excellence in Nursing Education Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing Manager Topics: Medical Aspects of Strangulation Legal Aspects of Strangulation Case Law Research in Strangulation Cost: RN, APP $75 Attorneys or other Professionals $50 Lunch will be provided Registration: https://indyroadrunners.regfox.com/strangulation-training or contact Natalie Calow at ncalow@iuhealth.org…
Find out more »Children, Trauma and Support
Wednesday mornings: November 10, 17 & December 8, 15, 2021 from 9:00-12:15 ET More information to be provided soon.
Find out more »December 2021
Children, Trauma and Support
Wednesday mornings: November 10, 17 & December 8, 15, 2021 from 9:00-12:15 ET More information to be provided soon.
Find out more »Beach Planning: What are our vehicles? with Sara Roorbach, Prevail
This presentation will include: Description of Prevail’s “beach planning” process Explanation of how to utilize existing data to inform what the community needs are How Prevail has turned to community stakeholders and members to inform vehicles Explanation of how to use the Public Health Approach to assess the effectiveness of current prevention programming Presenter: Sara Roorbach, Prevail
Find out more »Children, Trauma and Support
Wednesday mornings: November 10, 17 & December 8, 15, 2021 from 9:00-12:15 ET More information to be provided soon.
Find out more »January 2022
From Self to Collective Care with Stephanie Solomon, Building a Thriving Compassionate Community
In this session we will explore the work of self-care within the context of the social ecological model. We'll work together to discern the intent and limitations of self-care strategies and revise them into models for collective and community care. This will be an interactive session where we will learn and dream together about the models of care possible in our communities. Presenters Info: Stephanie Solomon, Building a Thriving Compassionate community
Find out more »February 2022
Social Determinants of Health’s Impact on Marginalized Communities
This webinar will discuss and provide examples on how social determinants of health directly impact marginalized groups including women, LGBTQ+ folks, BIPOC communities, and people living with HIV. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »March 2022
Understanding the Intersection and the Increased Impact of Social Determinants of Health
This webinar will address how living at the intersection of being a survivor of domestic violence and living with HIV increases the impact of social determinants of health. We then will discuss how advocates can apply this knowledge in their work with survivors. REGISTER NOW
Find out more »June 2022
Race Away From Domestic Violence
On Saturday, June 4th beginning at 8 am, we invite you to join us for the 19th annual Race Away From Domestic Violence event. You can run, walk or roll through a scenic 5K of Downtown Indianapolis to show your support for survivors of domestic violence. Click the link to register to participate in-person or sign up for a virtual experience. Early bird registration ends on April 18th.
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