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Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence: Tools for Faith Leaders -- Webinars for 2012

A webinar series for church members and leaders - FREE to UCC Particpants! REGISTER HERE

Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence: Tools for Faith Leaders

Addressing Domestic and Sexual Violence: Tools for Faith Leaders is a webinar series designed to increase our capacity to effectively respond to and prevent domestic and sexual violence in the life of our church.  Each webinar will address a different topic from a theological perspective as well as provide best practices and resources.  Interaction with the presenters will be possible. This series will educate, equip and inspire both clergy and laity to join the movement to end sexual and domestic violence and abuse. Offered by Justice and Witness Ministries of the United Church of Christ and the FaithTrust Institute (FTI).

Thank you to those of you who participated in our 2010 -  2011 webinars. If you missed them you will certainly want to catch the recordings.

2012 WEBINAR SERIES - FREE TO UCC MEMBERS!

March 27, 2012 (3 pm ET)  A Batterer in Your Congregation:  What to Do?  Register here 

Presenter:  Elliot Dorff
What are the appropriate pastoral and legal issues you must be prepared to handle?

 

April 18, 2012 (1 pm ET)   A Battered Woman with a Restraining Order in Your Congregation:  What to Do?  Register here

Presenter: Elana Zelony

Learn the appropriate way to handle the situation from a legal and pastoral perspective if one of your members has a restraining order.

May 15, 2012 (2 pm ET)    Pastoral Abuse Among African American Clergy   Register here 

Presenters: Rev. Dr. Sharon Ellis Davis and Rev. K. Ray Hill

Clergy misconduct and abuse are common to all faith traditions. What are the particular experiences and challenges of this problem in historically Black churches? 

 

August 15, 2012 (2 pm ET)  Elder Abuse: What to Know and How to Respond    Register here

Presenter: TBA

Many victims and survivors of elder abuse turn to their faith communities for help. The faith community's response is critical. This webinar is designed for all clergy, faith leaders, and therapists who want to know more about elder abuse, how to respond, and where to refer, as well as for advocates who are building partnerships with faith communities.

September 12, 2012  (2 pm ET)   Violence in Same Sex Relationships: A Pastoral Response   Register here

Presenter: TBA

 

September 25, 2012 (2 pm ET)   Disabilities and Abuse: What to Know and How to Respond   Register here 

Presenters: TBA

 

October 10, 2012 (2 pm ET)    Men of Faith Working to End Violence Against Women (ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION)  Register here 

Presenters: Multiple presenters

This multi-faith roundtable discussion brings together male faith leaders and activists who are actively addressing violence against women in the U.S.  From various faith traditions and from the secular experience, they will discuss the challenges of and opportunities for mobilizing men to end violence against women.

December 4, 2012 (2 pm ET)  TEEN VIOLENCE Bullying – What We Can Do to Stop It?  Register here 

Presenter: TBAs


Archived webinars:

Teen Violence and Abuse - The Challenge for Youth Ministry February 15, 2:00 pm ET Listen to the recording

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION -

Dianha Ortega (Lutheran, Youth Leadership Academy in Elgin, IL), Deborah Rosenbloom (Jewish Women International Youth Project), Thom Chu (Chair, FaithTrust Institute Board of Directors) and Rev. Dr. Marie Fortune (Founder and Senior Analyst, FaithTrust)

This multi-faith roundtable discussion brings together faith leaders working with youth to consider these questions: 

  • How can youth ministry effectively address teens' experiences of abuse by adults or their peers? 
  • What resources can faith communities provide to address the challenges of the internet and social networking for youth?
  • If you are aware that 1 in 4 of the youth in your congregation are probably dealing with teen dating violence, how does that affect your youth work? 
  • For youth workers who are not aware, how can we expand their understanding to address teen dating violence?

 

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