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Domestic Violence Awareness Month 2015
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It's hard to believe Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) 2015 is right around the corner! In an effort to highlight all of the amazing work happening around the state, and to help boost the efforts of individuals and programs working to raise awareness, we've compiled DVAM social media strategies; online toolkits and resources; and a calendar of events occurring both around the state and nation. Thank you to everyone for the tremendous dedication you have to this movement, and we look forward to another great year of creating social change!
PARTICIPATING VIA SOCIAL MEDIA
Here are a few ways to use your social media presence to raise awareness about domestic violence and the impact it has on our communities, our state, and around the world.
- Join NYSCADV in using the #NYDVAM hashtag on Facebook and Twitter to highlight all of the amazing work being done by domestic violence programs across New York State. Click each link to follow the Facebook #NYDVAM stream and the Twitter #NYDVAM stream!
- Encourage friends and family members to donate to NYSCADV and your other favorite domestic violence advocacy organizations to help support our vital missions to prevent and end domestic violence
- Change your social media profile and cover photos to purple ribbons and other domestic violence awareness signs, slogans, and statistics that your local work
- Follow and share NNEDV's annual #31in31 campaign on Facebook and Twitter to help spread awareness and end domestic violence
- Join OPDV's Shine The Light campaign, and post pictures of you and/or your agency Shining the Light and turning the state purple with the hashtag #ShineTheLight. Click this link to see the 2014 #ShineTheLight photo gallery
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Join activists and organizations in a
#DVAM2015 Twitter Chat hosted by NRCDV on
October 13th
exploring the intersectionality of oppression and the interconnectedness between types of violence, and the value of
our allied partnerships in preventing and responding to gender based violence.
Follow @NationalDVAM and join the conversation on Twitter at #DVAM2015. For more information and to RSVP visit the NRCDV announcement.
- Join NNEDV's Week of Action 2015 October 19th - 23rd
New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (OPDV): Shine the Light Campaign
From skyscrapers to bridges, storefronts to shopping centers, purple lights illuminate the nights of October. People wear purple clothing while police cars and municipal vehicles display purple magnetic ribbons. This low or no-cost campaign has grown from several dozen participants in 2008 many hundreds.
OPDV's Shine the Light Toolkit includes printable materials (flyers, brochures, palm cards), talking points, and much more to help local communities Shine the Light and Turn the State Purple! Click here to
view OPDV's 2015 "Shine the Light" Toolkit.
National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV)
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NRCDV)
This October, the Domestic Violence Awareness Project (DVAP) of the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence seeks to foster healthy communities by encouraging all of us to be part of the equation: Awareness + Action = Social Change. This prevention framework offers an opportunity to engage in critical conversations about what action looks like. Follow this link for NRCDV's 2015 DVAM Activities.
NRCDV
has also put together a website of campaign ideas, a nationwide calendar of events for DVAM, training resources, awareness highlights, and other materials which are available in four languages. Click here to
view the NRCDV Domestic Violence Awareness Project.
STATE & NATIONAL EVENTS HAPPENING DURING DVAM
(listed in order by date)
Fifteenth Annual Brides' March
New York Latinas Against Domestic Violence & the Violence Intervention Program
September 26, 2015
Bronx, Washington Heights, Harlem, Queens
If you, or someone you know, have been affected by family violence, or you denounce this antisocial criminal behavior, we invite you to join the 15th Annual Gladys Ricart and Victims of Domestic Violence Memorial Walk - also known as Brides' March. In commemoration of the 15th Annual March, various Routes have been formed in Manhattan, The Bronx, and Queens to raise awareness about the horrors of domestic violence to a larger number of people. Follow this link
for more information about the 15th Annual Brides' March.
5th Annual Pooch Parade
Wellspring
September 26, 2015
Saratoga Springs, NY
Events will include a blessing, photographer, agility course,
'pawdicures' (nail clippings), a dog behaviorist, and more!
Help us raise awareness of the connection between pet and family violence and support Wellspring's (formerly DVRC) Safe Pet Partnership Program.
The Safe Pet Partnership Program assists victims of relationship violence who remain in their abusive environments because they don't want to leave their pets behind. We do this by providing a resource network of kennels, rescue groups, farmers, and pet "foster homes" for safe, temporary placement.
Proceeds o
f the Pooch Parade support the Safe Pet Partnership - providing safe and loving homes for pets of those who need time to heal. Follow this link for more information and to register for the 5th Annual Pooch Parade .
The Retreat Teen Leadership Project
The Retreat
September 30, 2015
East Hampton, NY
High school students from across the East End are invited to join us for a seven-week series of workshops and special events to learn about and design creative ways to help
prevent abuse
and
promote respect
in
ALL relationships
, as well as to earn community service and help spread awareness about
The Retreat
throughout the community!
Interested students or their parents should
email or call
with their name, school, and phone number at
education@theretreatinc.org
for more information and to reserve a spot!
Purple Purse Challenge
Nationwide / Statewide
October 1 - 27, 2015
Online
This October it's time for another Allstate Foundation Purple Purse Challenge! The Purple Purse Challenge is a fundraising campaign for charities benefiting domestic violence survivors. The campaign launches on Thursday, October 1st at 12:00 PM EDT and runs through Tuesday, October 27th at 1:59 PM EDT.The team that raises the most during the Challenge wins a $100,000 donation, second place gets $75,000; third gets $50,000; fourth gets $25,000; fifth gets $20,000; and, there will be weekly Bonus Challenges for charities to win up to another $225,000. The best part of the Challenge is that even if organizations don't win any of the grand prize money, they still get to keep the money raised during the campaign. To support NYSCADV Member Programs participating in the 2015 Purple Purse Challenge visit the following links
HELP USA;
Hope's Door;
L.I. Against Domestic Violence and
Retreat, Inc.
The Why, What and How of Domestic Violence Offender Accountability & Court Mandated Batterer Programs
VCS Inc. of Rockland County & Catholic Charities of Buffalo
October 1-2, 2015
New City, NY
In 1978, VCS Inc. developed the first batterer program in NYS. Ten years later, VCS partnered with Catholic Charities of Buffalo NY to best resolve controversy generated by batterer programs regarding their purpose. Are programs appropriate as treatment and rehabilitation or best used for accountability and monitoring? Can they achieve both? By listening to the collective wisdom of battered women's advocates across the country, the NY Model for Batterer Programs was developed. This clear and replicable design contributes to the efforts to eliminate and prevent domestic violence. Measurable outcomes support the efficacy of NY Model Batterer Programs. The training is designed for judges, court clerks and other court personnel, probation and parole officers, prosecutors, defense bar, and domestic violence advocates. This training is also useful for those who work in batterer programs and with domestic violence offenders in other venues, especially CASAC and CPP professionals. Follow this link
for more information and to register for the NY Model Batterer Conference.
Second Annual Domestic Violence Ribbon Walk
Family & Children's Service of Niagara - Passage Program
October 1, 2015
Niagara Falls, NY
Meet at the corner of Main and Third Streets at 4:30 PM. Wear purple and take a collective stand by tying purple ribbons on the trees along Third Street. All are welcome to join us in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month! Join us after the walk at Wine on Third to view artwork exhibiting what local community members and domestic violence survivors pledge to do to end violence in their lives and communities.
Clothesline Project Display
A New Hope Center
October 2, 2015
Owego, NY
Clothesline Project Display will take place at The Hair Color Café, 185 Front Street, Owego, NY. A stylist will be available from 5pm-7pm to do purple hair extensions, $10 each with proceeds going to A New Hope Center. The Hair Color Café will be providing this service throughout the month of October by appointment. For more information, call 1-607-687-6887 and visit A New Hope Center's website for more DVAM events and updates!
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
Willow Domestic Violence Center
October 3, 2015
Rochester, NY
Shine the Light Awareness Walk
Safe Harbor of the Finger Lakes
October 3, 2015
Penn Yan, NY
Kickstands Up! Ride For Domestic Violence Prevention
YWCA Genesee
October 3, 2015
Batavia, NY
Join in on the 90 mile ride through rural Genesee, Livingston and Wyoming Counties! Depart from Stan's Harley Davidson in Batavia at 1:00 PM and end at the YWCA at 4:00 PM. There will be a meal and raffles at the end of the ride. Cost is $15/rider (includes meal) and $25/rider & passenger (including meals for both). There will also be a silent auction of motorcycle related items! Follow this link for more information and to register for the Kickstands Up event.
National Call of Unity: Awareness + Action = Social Change
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence
October 6, 2105
Phone
Gather with fellow advocates, allies, survivors, and others working to end domestic and sexual violence to celebrate,
recharge, and refocus our efforts.
On this annual, free 45-minute call, several national
organizations, governmental agencies, local domestic
violence programs, advocates, allies, survivors and their family and friends gather together to connect and refocus our efforts to end domestic and sexual violence. This year's call will feature the inspiring story of Jacqueline Miller, who identifies as a childhood survivor of domestic violence. Click here
for more information and to register for the National Call of Unity.
Is it Relationship Conflict or Relationship Abuse?
Differential Assessment & Response
Good Shepherd Services
October 6, 2015
New York, NY
Relationships where there is domestic/intimate partner abuse are different in key
ways from high-conflict relationships. Both may be unhealthy and even
dangerous, but the power dynamics, patterns, and coping skills differ, so our
responses must also differentiate. This workshop compares healthy, high conflict,
and abusive relationships along several key areas of assessment.
Participants explore options for intervention in order to promote safety and
healthy relationships. Prior to registering for this event you will have to create a user profile to access the Good Shepherd Services Workshops. Click here to
create a user profile and to register for Is it Relationship Conflict of Relationship Abuse? Differential Assessment and Response.
Domestic Violence Intervention: Creating NYC's Blueprint for Working with Abusive Partners
NYC Mayor's Office to Combat Domestic Violence
& Coalition on Working with Abusive Partners
October 7, 2015
New York, NY
Turning The Falls Purple - 9th Annual
Haven House, a Program of Child & Family Services of Erie
County
October 8, 2015
Niagara Falls, NY
The event begins at 6:45 PM with press conference in front of the Orin Lehman Visitors Center in Niagara Falls, NY. Immediately following the press conference, the group will walk to Prospect Point to view Niagara Falls bathed in purple lights. A moment of silence will be observed to honor victims and survivors of domestic violence. In the case of inclement weather, the press conference will be cancelled. However, the lighting of Niagara Falls will happen regardless of weather and all are still encouraged to attend. For more information call (716) 884-6002.
2015 Conference on Domestic Violence: Empowerment Through Intervention Featuring Lundy Bancroft
Safe Homes of Orange County
October 8, 2015
Montgomery, NY
Lundy Bancroft has twenty-five years of experience specializing in interventions for abusive men and their families. He has authored five books in the field, including the U.S.'s best-selling book on domestic violence,
Why Does He Do That? and the national prizewinner
The Batterer as Parent. At this four-part conference, Mr. Bancroft will discuss the batterer as partner and parent; the batter's impact on family functioning, supporting recovery, healing and empowerment in child witnesses; and best practices for intervention with families affected by batterers. Follow this link
for more information and to register for the Empowerment Through Intervention conference.
Providing Affirming and Appropriate Services for Transgender Survivors/Victims of DV/SA
In Our Own Voices
October 8, 2015
Albany, NY
Love Speaks Up 2015
Heart Springs Press and Catholic Charities
October 8, 2015
Cobleskill, NY
A Domestic Violence Fundraising Event with:
- Performance Art
- Handmade Art
- Photographic Art Expression
- Literature
- Readings
- Music
- Light Refreshments
18th Annual STOP F.E.A.R. Coalition Criminal Justice Conference
Center for Safety and Change; STOP F.E.A.R. Coalition
October 8, 2015
Orangeburg, NY
This two part conference is a comprehensive training for any professional who works with victims of intimate partner violence. Part 1: Identifying, Investigating, and Prosecuting Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Strangulation Cases. Part 2: A Local Strangulation Case From Investigation Through Prosecution. The training features national experts on the subject of strangulation, from detection through prosecution. Participants will learn how to: identify the signs and symptoms of non-fatal strangulation cases; understand and recognize the anatomy and medical aspects of surviving and non-surviving victims; investigate and document cases for prosecution; prosecute cases, including using experts in court; and most importantly, enhance victim safety through trauma-informed advocacy services. Click here
for more information and to register for the STOP F.E.A.R. Conference.
Domestic Violence Awareness Challenge
Accord Corporation
October 10, 2015
Wellsville, NY
The Annual DV Ceremony will take place on Saturday October 10
th
at Island Park in Wellsville, NY with a f
un family awareness challenge following the ceremony
. The event will begin at noon with a proclamation from Allegany County Legislators, followed by two event speakers. Once the ceremony is concluded, the awareness challenge will begin! For more information call 585-268-7605.
#DVAM2015 Twitter Chat: Fostering Healthy Communities Through Collaboration Across Social Justice Movements
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence
October 13, 2015
Twitter
Primary Aggressor Assessment Webinar
NYC Anti-Violence Project & NYS LGBTQ Intimate Partner Violence Network
October 13, 2015
Online - Adobe Connect
Join a webinar for residential and non-residential domestic violence service providers, in which participants will increase their LGBTQ cultural competency, identify unique power and control tactics that exist in LGBTQ relationships, and begin to understand how to identify the primary aggressor in LGBTQ relationships. Follow this link for more information and to register for the Primary Aggressor Assessment Webinar.
The Mask You Live In - Film Screening & Panel Discussion
SUNY Albany, NYSCADV, NYSCASA, Equinox, In Our Own Voices, The Legal Project, and more !
October 14, 2015
Albany, NY
Is American masculinity harming our boys, men and society at large? T
he Mask You Live
In explores America's narrow definition of masculinity. The documentary presents the personal narratives of young boys and men and features experts in neuroscience, psychology, sociology, sports, education, and media, further exploring how gender stereotypes are interconnected with race, class, and circumstance.
The Mask You Live In
ultimately illustrates how we, as a society, can raise a healthier generation of boys and young men.
"Just as our culture has harmed women and girls, so too are we harming our boys, which has led to a 'boy crisis' in America," said the film's creator Jennifer Siebel Newsom. "Our intention is that this film sparks a national conversation around masculinity and helps our boys overcome limiting stereotypes, encouraging them to stay true to themselves."
The screening will begin at 5:30 PM in Page Hall at the SUNY Albany Downtown Campus. Admission is free, and refreshments will be provided. Panel Moderator: Lorien Castelle, NYSCADV. Panelists: Mike Fonda, Sexual Assault and Crime Victims Assistance Program; Bill Schafer, Northen New York A Call to Men; Walter Simpkins, Community Fathers; Felix Abreu, UAlbany Mentors in Violence Prevention. Follow this link for more information and to register for the Mask You Live In screening (registration is appreciated, but not mandatory for attendance - walk ins are welcome!)
Technology Safety: Providing Survivor Centered Services in a Digital World
New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence & Haven House
October 15, 2015
Amherst, NY
Candlelight Vigil
A New Hope Center
October 15, 2015
Owego, NY
Join us at St. Paul's Episcopal Church for the annual Candlelight Vigil in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month. Help us to show the world we care by wearing purple ribbons, using purple lighting, and don't be afraid to engage in the conversations. Tell people to keep it simple: abuse is wrong and people who choose to abuse need to be held accountable. If you hear people victim-blaming, let them know it's a little more complicated than that, and we need to focus our energies on changing the permissions that allow people to abuse.
For more information, call 1-607-687-6887 and
visit A New Hope Center's website for more DVAM events and updates
!
Hope's Door 2015 Annual Fall Luncheon
Hope's Door
October 16, 2015
Mount Kisco, NY
Dyllan McGee, two-time Emmy-award winning Executive Producer at McGee Media, will speak at the event. McGee is the Founder and Executive Producer of
MAKERS: Women Who Make America. Her films include: Emmy Award-nominated documentary,
Gloria: In Her Own Words (HBO), Emmy and Peabody Award-winning,
The African Americans: Many Rivers to Cross (PBS); Emmy Award-winning,
African American Lives (PBS);
Oprah's Roots (PBS); and Emmy-nominated,
In Memoriam; 9/11/01 (HBO). In 2014, McGee received the Matrix Award and the Planned Parenthood Visionary Award for her work preserving women's stories. She lives in Katonah, NY with her husband and sons. Follow this link
for more information and to purchase tickets for Hope's Door 2015 Annual Fall Luncheon.
Little Black Dress for Hope Gala
A New Hope Center
October 16, 2015
Nichols, NY
The 2nd Annual Little Black Dress for Hope Against Domestic Violence dinner dance will be held at Tioga Downs Casino on Friday, October 16th from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. Tickets are $40.00 each and include dinner, non-alcoholic beverages. Cash bar will be available. Presented by the Democratic Women of Tioga County and the Democratic Women of the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes. Proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to A New Hope Center in Owego, NY. Semi-formal attire is suggested - please wear a little black dress or a purple tie to show your support for victims of domestic violence. Follow this link
for more information and to buy tickets to the Little Black Dress for Hope Gala.
EJSWN: Intimate Partner Violence and Economic Consequences
The Task Force on Domestic Violence and Economic Justice
October 16, 2015
New York, NY
The Task Force on Domestic Violence and Economic Justice (DVEJ) brings together a diverse array of stakeholders to highlight intersection of intimate partner violence (IPV) and poverty, and to promote economic justice for IPV survivors. This presentation will focus on the work and current initiative of DVEJ, including how to identify signs of economic abuse, as well as the short-and long-term economic consequences of IPV for survivors. Click here for
more information and to register for Intimate Partner Violence and Economic Consequences.
Evening of Music and Giving Back - Benefit Concert
Safe Homes of Orange County
October 17, 2015
Sugar Loaf, NY
5K Run/Walk for Domestic Violence Awareness
Albany Police Department
October 17, 2015
Albany, NY
The 5K run/walk is a community-based event, with members of the Albany Police Department working in partnership with other Domestic Violence agencies to raise awareness about the profound effects of violence and abuse towards men, women, and children. Registration fees for the event are: $20/Adult, $15.00/student, and FREE for children 12 and Under (After October 1st the registration fee will increase to $25.00.) Click here to
complete the online registration form
. Click here to
complete the printable application.
Escalation Workshop
Safe Homes of Orange County
October 19, 2015
Newburgh, NY
The Escalation Workshop is a part of a national movement started by the One Love Foundation to honor survivors and raise awareness about intimate partner violence in our own communities. This workshop empowers participants' continued involvement in being leaders towards ending relationship violence. The workshop includes a short film that tells the story of two college students and exemplifies what it can look like for a relationship to start off with scenes of falling in love and escalate into abuse. Follow this link
for more information and to register for the Escalation Workshop.
Follow this link
for many more DVAM events hosted by Safe Homes of Orange County
!
Webinar: (Aspiring) Allies in the Struggle: Inter-sectional Work as a Trauma Informed Response and Prevention
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence
October 21
Online - iLinc
This webinar is for aspiring white allies interested in deepening their understanding of the connections between racial justice work and domestic and sexual violence intervention and prevention work. Topics will include: how disparities created by institutional and systemic racism may affect survivors of color; why an inter-sectional approach is integral to a trauma-informed response and building trauma-informed prevention programs; and specific examples of how the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance has integrated a racial justice lens into various aspects of our work. Follow this link
for more information and to register for the Aspiring Allies webinar.
National Wear Purple Day / Purple Thursday!
Multiple Organizations and Individuals
October 22, 2015
USA
Many people don't know that October is also Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Help paint the USA purple!
Join advocates and allies across the state and country as we take a stand against domestic violence and express solidarity with survivors and their families by wearing or displaying purple. Consider sharing photos on social media using the hashtags
#PurpleThursday #NYDVAM #ShineTheLight
Engaging Boys and Men as Allies in the Primary Prevention of Domestic Violence - Partner Agencies Breakfast
YWCA of Genesee County & NYSCADV
October 22, 2015
Batavia, NY
Lorien Castelle, Director of Prevention at NYSCADV, and Bill Schaefer, VAWA / Victim Services Unit Manager at DCJS, will be keynotes at the Annual Partner Agencies Breakfast, presenting on the topic: Engaging Boys and Men as Allies in the Primary Prevention of Domestic Violence. For more information and to register, call 1-585-343-5808.
The Beauty of Survival
Violence Intervention Program
October 22, 2015
New York, NY
Over the years,
The Beauty of Survival has grown into a celebration of female empowerment and community activism. Since 1984, VIP has served victims of domestic abuse and family violence by providing services that include a live-operarated (24/7) Spanish-English emergency hotline, emergency and supportive housing, counseling, advocacy, economic empowerment, children & youth services, immigration support, financial literacy, case management, and other life skills training. More importantly, without these services, thousands of the most vulnerable victims would be without resources or the type of support that enables them to rise from a place of isolation and into a community that embraces all in love and support.
The Beauty of Survival is also a moment for us to thank those individuals who continue to advocate in favor of victims through policy reform, community education, public action, and activism. Our struggle in the anti-violence movement is impossible without their support and it is imperative to us that we recognize the impact their actions make. Follow this link
for more information and to buy tickets to the Beauty of Survival.
Safe Homes Annual Celebration of Hope
Safe Homes Orange County
October 22, 2015
Middletown, NY
Creating safety. Reclaiming equality. Pursuing justice. Join us in honoring Paula Ray, Principal; Patricia Zang-DeClue, Guidance Counselor; Andrea Oldfield, Educator; Sgt. Guy Farina, Town of Montgomery Police Department; Suzyn Barron, President of Warwick Valley Humane Society; and 1st Lt. Louis Allen Scholarship & Community Foundation. For more information and to receive a formal invitation, contact Eunice Cunha at 1-845-562-5365. Follow this link
for many more DVAM events hosted by Safe Homes of Orange County!
Examining Historical Trauma and its Potential Impact on LGBT POC DV/SA Survivors
In Our Own Voices
October 23, 2015
Albany, NY
This training will address historical trauma and its impact it has on LGBT survivors/victims of DV/SA. This training will also
challenge "colorblind," "sexual orientation neutral" and "just like everyone else" paradigms and encourage service providers to see the unique needs of LGBT people. Follow this link for more information and to register for Examining Historical Trauma training.
Domestic Violence Update: Where We Were, Where We Are Now, and the Work Ahead
Albany Law School-Government Law Center
October 23, 2015
Albany, NY
This dynamic, interdisciplinary training conference will bring together scholars and practitioners from the fields of psychology, social/legal advocacy, alternative dispute resolution, prevention, and the judiciary to offer in-depth presentations on the history of domestic violence in our culture, our current state of knowledge, and suggestions for furthering our understanding and improving advocacy in circumstances of family violence. Click here for
more information about the Domestic Violence Update.
Shop Till it Stops
Center Against Domestic Violence
October 24, 2015
Brooklyn, NY
Join us to learn more about domestic violence in your community and what you can do to help. The event will feature re-sale of clothing from multiple participating vendors and individual donors, as well as food, drinks, and music!
Whatever is not sold the day of the event, will be given to the women living in our shelters. All proceeds will go towards the Center's programs. Click here for
more information and to register for Shop Till it Stops.
26th Annual Report to the Community on Domestic & Sexual Violence
Vera House
October 26, 2015
Syracuse, NY
The 26th Annual Report to the Community will provide resource materials, highlight resource materials, survivor truths, and community priorities. For more information about the Report to the Community contact Loren Cunningham at
lcunningham@verahouse.org.
Webinar: Embracing the Intersectionality of Oppressions Lens - Bringing the Margins to the Center
National Resource Center on Domestic Violence
October 28, 2015
Online - iLinc
Presenters will discuss the significance, gifts, challenges, successes and the evolution of using intersectionality of oppressions lens as the main approach to our work. This presentation will offer strategies for developing and implementing relevant and effective programming to foster healthy communities - building partnerships, collective leadership, and networks through this community organizing approach to more meaningfully engage communities of color. Follow this link
for more information and to register for the Embracing Intersectionality webinar
Believe Conference
Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes
October 29, 2015
Geneva, NY
NYSCADV member organization Safe Harbors of the Finger Lakes, along with The Partnership for Ontario County, The Child Advocacy Center of the Finger Lakes, and Family Counseling Service of the Finger Lakes will be hosting the Believe Conference in Geneva, NY on October 29th, 2015. The Believe Conference is a multidisciplinary training regarding the topics of child abuse, sexual abuse, domestic violence and sexual assault. Click here for
more information on the Believe Conference.
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