This workshop will provide applicable art-based information and creative practices for counselors, social workers, caregivers, and other mental health professionals. You will be introduced to several techniques complementary to your current skill set that will further your practice with clients and create a thread between sessions. You will support clients by: -Inviting art practices into a client’s life during crisis can honor the non-verbal avenues of expression, offer a reinvestment in a rich mode of… Continue Reading Re-establishing Safety After Crisis Using Art-Based Practices

The UC Denver Center on Domestic Violence's Fall 2014 Community Education Series “Moving Our Work Forward: A Special Two-Part Workshop” will take place on Tuesday, August 12th 2014 at the University of Colorado Denver’s Lawrence Street Center in downtown Denver. Please join us for one or both of our workshops: Workshop 1: “For Good Measure: Measuring Success on Our Terms”Learn practical solutions for program evaluation in your human service organization. Determine and collect data on… Continue Reading Fall Community Education Series: Moving Our Work Forward

All-day Advanced Domestic Violence Training provided by EVAW. Click here for more info: EVAW Training Flyer

A Social hour of Wine Tasting followed by dinner and a Program featuring a LIVE auction. There will be fabulous items up for bid that you won't want to miss!   Tickets: $100 a ticket/ $180 for Two

SAVE THE DATE! Colorado SART Institute is August 26th in Denver Registration opens June 16th! CCASA is partnering again this year with the Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ) to host the Colorado SART Institute on August 26th in Denver. The SART (Sexual Assault Response Team) Institute features a focus on Colorado-based best practices and innovations in sexual assault collaborations and response. The Institute is ideal for both new and established teams.   Scholarships will be available… Continue Reading Colorado SART Institute

LEVI Training Event Flyer A free professional training from Wider Opportunities for Women on the short and long term impact of abuse on economic security of survivors. Ways to help survivors address economic barriers to safety and recover from abuse will also be addressed.

This free workshop looks at Mr. Davies’ research which shows a high prevalence of sexual assault committed by offenders of domestic violence. These are things to be considered when working with victims of Domestic Violence. Mr. Davies has 28 years of experience working with adult and juvenile domestic violence and sex offenders. He is a member of the Sex Offender Management Board (SOMB) since 2006 and served as vice chair for 3 years. Mr. Davies was appointed to the Domestic Violence Offender

Fundraiser & Fashion ShowTheme: There's NO ROOM for Domestic Violence

Help us kick off Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Lights, Camera, Action! This year, we're focused on media literacy. Our goal is to call attention to how intimate relationships are presented in main stream media (particularly film) and give audiences tools to identify characters’ entitlement and misuse of power.