Understanding the Complexities of Culture
As a pre-cursor to Advocate Toolbox, MS Coalition Against Domestic Violence is holding the pre-conference seminar, “Understanding the Complexities of Culture: Working with Women of Color.”
This FREE seminar will be held Tuesday, July 26, from 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm, at Hilton Jackson (1001 E County Line Road, Jackson, MS). Register below!
The presenter is Zoe Flowers, Program Manager for the Women of Color Network. Zoë’s career began in Atlanta, Georgia where she served as the Public Awareness/Training and Membership Coordinator for the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence. After years of service, she accepted the role of Prevention Education Coordinator at the California Partnership To End Domestic Violence before moving on to serve as Director of Training and Technical Assistance at The Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Director of Prevention at the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence. She has appeared on National Public Radio, works nationally and has spoken internationally on the issue of domestic violence.
For more information, contact Arian Thigpen at 800-898-3234 or at arian.thgpen@mcadv.org.
Thank you for your interest! Unfortunately registration for the Understanding the Complexities of Culture seminar is now closed. Please call our office for more information.
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- Oct 12 - Light The Night Fun Run
- Oct 05 - Domestic Violence Awareness Walk: Silence Hides the Violence
- Oct 03 - 10th Annual Purple For Peace Luncheon
- Sep 28 - 2nd Annual Rainbow Tea
- Sep 23 - Training: Advanced Practice in Trauma and Trauma-Informed Care
- Aug 23 - Care Lodge 25th Annual Conference
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This website is intended to provide general information only and is not to be considered legal advice in any manner. If you, a friend, or a family member are experiencing a crime of domestic violence, it is imperative that you contact the authorities and also seek legal advice through an attorney who will be able to represent your interests regarding the legal issues contained herein.
Domestic violence is a crime that not only impacts women. Men can be victims of violence at the hands of women. Violence also occurs between individuals of the same gender. However, for ease of written conversation on this website, the batterer will be referred to as “he” and the victim as “she.”
Domestic violence is a crime that not only impacts women. Men can be victims of violence at the hands of women. Violence also occurs between individuals of the same gender. However, for ease of written conversation on this website, the batterer will be referred to as “he” and the victim as “she.”
This publication is funded in whole or part through support from the Award #VAWA 2019-DW-AX-0013, awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U. S. Department of Justice from the Violence Against Women Act grant.
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