A little about me. I have been teaching violence prevention and social justice for over twenty years. I have worked with survivors through direct advocacy and created prevention programming for small communities, local, state and federal entities and even the U.S. Military. My experience working with survivors, writing policy, and creating prevention education have given me a unique perspective on how to create programs that are interactive, relevant, and change minds.
I am adept at creating and presenting engaging trainings on many topics, including sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, sexual harassment, systems of oppression, victim-blaming, and bystander intervention. In those twenty plus years I have created dozens of educational programs and in all of them I incorporate the latest research, real-life scenarios, and facilitated dialogue to make participants think critically about their world.
The task of teaching trainers and other educators is one I am honored and humbled to have. My “train the trainer” programs include coaching, best practices research on attitudinal change, effective presentations skills, and curriculum analysis. I have dedicated my life to teaching people about healthy relationships, violence prevention and social justice. It is my passion and my purpose. I have been lucky enough to present to colleges & universities, crisis centers, government agencies, and military installations worldwide. I hope I can work with you!
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