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Raising The Flag ? Fowler Family Ballroom 1, Alumni Center
Jessica Yaffa
Do you know what domestic violence really is? This workshop will cover the basic fundamentals and definitions of emotional, sexual, and physical abuse and give key information from a survivor?s perspective. Learn about red flags and grasp concepts on how to identify them if you or a friend feels you may be in an abusive relationship. This specialized workshop will also discuss the reality of unhealthy relationships and bring you up to speed about the unspoken cycle of violence.
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Healthy vs. Unhealthy Relationships: Understanding Your Role ? Fowler Family Ballroom 2, Alumni Center
Diana Loiewski
What you are comfortable naming ?healthy? is determined by your life experiences. This is an interactive hands-on workshop that explores what you value and what is it that you value in others. ?We will explore relationships that are not healthy and creating boundaries to keep your relationship healthy and secure.
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The Power of Positive Communication: Words that Harm and Heal ? Boardroom, Alumni Center
Dr. Tarane Sandoozi
You will delve into the ideology of how you learn to communicate, while incorporating communication styles in an interpersonal setting. Communication is a crucial element when maintaining a healthy relationship with a friend, relative, or intimate partner. This workshop will discuss how communication styles impact yourself and others and you will learn a simple model to communicate more positively.
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Social Media Lab ? Library, Alumni Center
The power of social media has given BTSADV fuel to grow at an exponentially rapid rate. This interactive workshop will give participants the hands on opportunity to be the face and voice of our latest public service announcement, stand above domestic violence in a paparazzi inspired setting, and hash tag your voice to end domestic violence. Please anticipate attending this workshop once, so other attendees have the chance to experience the excitement. #Weendit
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Community Involvement and Resources ? Fowler Family Ballroom 1, Alumni Center
Julie Brou and Jennifer Finklestein
If you or a friend were in an abusive relationship, would you know where to go for help? There are many organizations within the San Diego community that offer services to victims of abuse. This interactive workshop will provide information about some of those organizations and the variety of services they offer. Whether you need emergency housing, legal services, support groups or professional counseling, there are people who can help. Everyone is encouraged to attend! We will also discuss how you can volunteer within the organizations and make a difference in the lives of others.
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Safety Begins With You! ? Fowler Family Ballroom 2, Alumni Center
Diana Loiewski
How do you navigate your relationships while maintaining your safety? We will investigate different criteria for recognizing Pink Flags and Red Flags in relationships. ?This workshop will be interactive with group participation and role-playing that will provide opportunities for first hand experiences.
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Mental Makeover & Conflict Management: Understanding the Role of Perception ? Boardroom, Alumni Center
Dr. Tarane Sandoozi
A physically rejuvenating makeover is simple with the help of a well-trained esthetician or fashion expert. We often don?t place our mental health on a priority list, but today is your opportunity to refresh your mind and revamp your thought process behind conflict management and resolution. This workshop will help you understand the anatomy of perception and its role in conflict. You will be able to learn alternative ways to look at conflict and also gain new insightful tools to reduce conflict.
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From Bystander to Agent of Change ? Fowler Family Ballroom 1, Alumni Center
Jeffry Bucholtz
Ending violence doesn?t require superheroes, it requires each of us taking small actions every day to make our culture safer and more supportive.? In this presentation and workshop participants will learn how to talk to friends about relationship abuse, how to support victims, and how to make a difference through their daily actions to prevent violence.
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Bridging University, Youth & Community Partnerships
- Fowler Family Ballroom 2, Alumni Center
Dana Brown and TRV Lab
Youth Voice (local City Heights youth leaders) and SDSU students in the Youth Violence Research Lab partner on educating you with tools and resources to further develop your skills and depth of understanding of relationship violence.
Learn, from research based practices, and expand your frame of reference with cutting edge knowledge on healthy relationships. ?Engage in our inter-active co-presentation with teenagers and SDSU students through their collaborative presentation.
Bridging youth/adult partnerships between City Heights teenagers and our University, we?ve created an exciting opportunity for you to experience with us.
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Source: http://breakthesilencedv.org/healthy-relationships-workshops-91413/
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