recorded webinars and interviews
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Recorded: October 30, 2024, 3PM This 90-minute workshop is designed specifically for management and administrative level staff of Enough is Enough (EIE) grantee programs. Participants will review the grant workplan to clearly understand the expectations of EiE funded programs and to strategize how to support staff in accomplishing the workplan deliverables. Additionally, the workshop will cover the role of the Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Center; the role of the New York State Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence (OPDV) as the program funder; and the overall goals of the Enough is Enough Program. By the end of the session, participants will have tools to better align their supervisory practices with the EIE grant requirements. As a result of this session, participants will be better able to:
Implement strategies for managing staff to meet the deliverables outlined in the EIE grant workplan and submit grant reports.
Navigate the resources and support provided by the TTA Center for both EIE Providers and managers, and know how to get in contact with the TTA Center based on region
Apply best practices in supervision to ensure compliance, staff effectiveness, and successful program outcomes under the Enough is Enough program.
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Through their own voices and images, this Passing It Forward project links the personal stories of LGBTQ+ elders of color --those around 50 years old and above-- to the political and social movements they are connected to. The collection consists of 150 interviews with LGBTQ+ elders of color, conducted by interviewers of around college age. These intergenerational conversations allow this growing and important population to reflect on their life and wisdom. By doing so, this project provides a venue to allow these individuals to educate and inspire.
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On June 24, 2022 the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. Ending our constitutional right to abortion undoubtedly impacts survivors and victims of sexual violence. Check out this virtual panel discussion highlighting the intersections between abortion access and the sexual violence prevention movement. Through an action-oriented lens alongside legal, medical, and education experts we will discuss how everyone can get involved in defending bodily autonomy in a post-Roe America. Hosted by Senior Campus Coordinator Sam Skaller & Intern Meredith Wilson
Panelists:
Kirby Tyrell, Attorney & Lecturer in Law
Tracia Banuelos-Rovaris, Board VP of the Abortion Conversation Project
Amy Smith, Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner, SANE Program Coordinator
Lindsey Curtis, Sexual Assault Preventionist
Karen Carrol, Forensic Nursing Specialist, NY-SAFE
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A webinar on Zoom by ReproFreedomArts.org to Launch the video 'WE DISSENT: Voices for Reproductive Rights' with guest speakers Laura Huss of If/When/How Lawyers for Reproductive Justice; Jessica Ensley of ReproAction and Tracia Banuelos of the Abortion Conversations Project. Also with poetry from June Jordan and Words of Flo Kennedy, presented by Alinca Hamilton.
