Earlier this year, hundreds of people gathered at the Bystander Intervention: From its roots to the road ahead conference in Boston. In order to keep the momentum of strengthening bystander approaches to prevent violence, PreventConnect is collaborating with Mentors in Violence Prevention and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center to continue the dialogue about taking action in our communities.
This web conference will focus on how social media can be a tool to build bystander action.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Click here to watch a recording of this session
Hosts:
- David Lee, CALCASA, PreventConnect
- Jeff O’Brien, Mentors in Violence Prevention
- Sally Laskey, National Sexual Violence Resource Center
Guest Speakers:
- Michelle Garcia, National Stalking Resource Center
- Nicole Daley, Start Strong Boston, Boston Public Health Commission
- Jodie Layne, Hollaback! Winnipeg, Hollaback!
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| Michelle Garcia | Nicole Daley | Jodie Layne |
Materials:
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the session, participants will be able to:
- Describe how social media can support bystander intervention efforts.
- Identify two examples of using social media for prevention efforts.
- Identity one opportunity to use social media in their prevention efforts.
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Ashley Maier, MSW, is a Training and Technical Assistance Coordinator with CALCASA, serving primarily as part of the prevention team. Ashley has worked in the movement to end gendered violence for over 10 years in Illinois, Missouri, California, and Oregon. Ashley is based in CALCASA's Southern California office.
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