Join PreventConnect and the American Public Health Association to build a foundation for understanding health equity and its link to sexual and intimate partner violence prevention.
Join PreventConnect and the authors of the book, Strengths-Based Prevention, for an overview of the current state of prevention and introduction to the Prevention Portfolio Model (PPM). The PPM gives practitioners a new lens for thinking about prevention strategies based on promoting people’s access to psychosocial assets and resources. Presenters will also identify several promising, evidence-based, […]
This workshop gives participants an overview of data sharing & integration is, as well as how integrated data can be used as a beneficial tool for social policies. The session will explore the risks and limits of data integration.
Learn how systemic racism and oppression connect to sexual violence.
In this webinar of a 3 part installment series, participants will learn how they can break language barriers in the anti-violence sector, as well as make connections between terms and prevention currently happening in their communities. Participants will learn how to understand common language used in this sector, as well as what language they can […]
Participants in this webinar will be able to facilitate change in their communities by delving beyond terminology and theories to identify what programming could like. This webinar aims to connect language between academic and public health preventionists, teach how to navigate "field jargon", as well as plan and implement strategies for prevention.
Panelists will build off past discussions on anti-racism, health equity, and primary prevention, for the purpose of learning how to talk to different communities. Through story telling, participants are able to find common interests, and promote knowledge about violence prevention.
This webinar will explore health equity in preventing intimate partner violence, as well as sexual violence. The core components of prevention strategies, such as the design, and key messages, will be explored. Strategies for addressing social determinants of health and preventing local community violence, will also be explored.
This workshop is for participants looking to connect social issues and sexual violence prevention. This webinar will enlighten participants on what non traditional partnerships in their community can look like, what barriers policies can create for working collaboratively in communities, as well as creating a path to collaborating on preventing sexual violence, and advancing health […]
SASS is a registered non-profit, member-driven organization dedicated to eliminating sexual violence in Saskatchewan through research, public education, and advocacy.