This survivor-centered workshop offers participants a space to explore emotional expression, mind-body awareness, and resilience through the transformative power of therapeutic dance and movement. Registration is not required.
For older adults, not only can we find pleasure and passion after being a victim of sexual assault. But we can also find victory in discovering our purpose. The journey from victim to victorious is real. Join presenter Clara Flemming, as we talk about that road trip, detours and all.
Workshops for queer & trans folks in partnership with UW's Gender & Sexuality Campus Center. Participants learn basic empowerment-based self defense and assertive communication strategies. go.wisc.edu/QSelfDefense
This is an open to community session of Safer Bar - you don't have to work in the service industry to attend! A two-hour training on sexual violence prevention in nightlife spaces, bystander intervention, assertive communication, and safety planning.
Through an interactive knowledge exchange we will walk with our relatives who have experienced colonial and gender-based violence as they re- build and re-imagine their lives in connection to healing, empowerment, and safety. We will share the power of re-connecting to our indigenous ways of being, land, and tools of our Grandmothers for healing and... Read more »
Join the RCC GameChangers for an Art Show centered on resilience and resistance! Enjoy the artwork and performances by local artists, and learn more about the GameChangers. This event is free to the public, and light refreshments will be provided. The RCC GameChangers are a group of high school activists from throughout Dane County. They... Read more »
Join UHS Survivor Services for trauma-informed yoga facilitated by Nikki Cook, MS, C-IAYT from Insight Counseling. This space is inclusive of all bodies, abilities, and genders. Bring your own mat (limited quantities available). Registration is not required.
This event is to understand what Denim Day is and why we honor this event. We will discuss methods on SA prevention education and how to better support Survivors.
This webinar session is to include culturally sensitive strategies to better assist Southeast Asian Survivors. Staff from Hmong American Friendship Association will discuss the meaning behind “loosing face” in the Hmong culture and what that feels like for Survivors. How the Vietnam War has impacted Survivors & families and how that experience has influenced their... Read more »
