Events
Third of three four-day modules.
Monday, February 25 – Thursday February 28, 2008Monday, March 31 – Thursday April 3, 2008
Monday, April 28 – Thursday, May 1, 2008
Download detailed description and registration form
Third of three four-day modules.
Monday, February 25 – Thursday February 28, 2008Monday, March 31 – Thursday April 3, 2008
Monday, April 28 – Thursday, May 1, 2008
Download detailed description and registration form
Third of three four-day modules.
Monday, February 25 – Thursday February 28, 2008Monday, March 31 – Thursday April 3, 2008
Monday, April 28 – Thursday, May 1, 2008
Download detailed description and registration form
Third of three four-day modules.
Monday, February 25 – Thursday February 28, 2008Monday, March 31 – Thursday April 3, 2008
Monday, April 28 – Thursday, May 1, 2008
Download detailed description and registration form
How to talk about relationship concerns with friends and family
FREE Workshop for Two Spirit, Lesbian, Bisexual Women
Sunday May 4, 2008
1:00pm – 4:30pm
Holiday Inn, (ballroom)
711 West Broadway
Vancouver
Isolation takes many forms – access to support, perspective and feedback is important for building healthy, lasting relationships and communities. This workshop will explore how we talk about our relationship concerns with our friends and family (chosen or otherwise). How do we keep confidentiality and when is it the right time to share our concerns about issues of safety?
Facilitators: Gwyneth Bowen and Donnalee Johnson
Gwyneth Bowen, M.Ed. R.C.C. has worked in various counselling settings with women of all ages, mainly specializing in relationship issues as well as abuse and trauma. She has facilitated a variety of groups for women in all our wonderful diversity. Donnalee Johnson is a music therapist who has facilitated support groups for queer women and coming out workshops; she specializes in providing trauma counselling.
• Transit tickets and refreshments provided
• Wheelchair accessible
• Inclusive of trans women who identify as lesbian, bisexual or two spirited
Participants can register and arrange childcare by calling Susan at
604-633-2506 ext. 12
Safe Choices is a program of the BC Association of Specialized Victim Assistance and Counselling Programs and is funded by the Vancouver Coastal Health SMART Fund.
CBVA Programs Regions 1 and 2: North and South Vancouver Island
Please note: All conference calls are 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (PST).
Contact Harjit if you have not signed up: kaur (at) endingviolence.org
CBVA Programs Regions 3 and 4: Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley
Please note: All conference calls are 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (PST).
Contact Harjit if you have not signed up: kaur (at) endingviolence.org
CBVA Programs Regions 5, 6, 7, 8: Interior, Okanagan, East and West Kootenay
Please note: All conference calls are 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (PST).
Contact Harjit if you have not signed up: kaur (at) endingviolence.org
CBVA Programs Regions 9, 10, 11: North Coast, North Central, North East
Please note: All conference calls are 10:00 AM-12:00 PM (PST).
Contact Harjit if you have not signed up: kaur (at) endingviolence.org
This training will be held in Prince George. Open to Community-Based Victim Assistance workers, Police-Based Victim Assistance Workers and police.
The BCASVACP and CCWS have worked with the RCMP, municipal police and the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General to find ways that victims can get information to police without having to engage with the justice system. RCMP and municipal police in BC have now adopted a provincial protocol for third party reporting.
Download background document on Third Party Reporting (pdf).
Training is funded by the National Policy Centre for Victim Issues and the RCMP Family Violence Initiative.
This training will be held in Cranbrook. Open to Community-Based Victim Assistance workers, Police-Based Victim Assistance Workers and police.
The BCASVACP and CCWS have worked with the RCMP, municipal police and the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General to find ways that victims can get information to police without having to engage with the justice system. RCMP and municipal police in BC have now adopted a provincial protocol for third party reporting.
Download background document on Third Party Reporting (pdf).
Training is funded by the National Policy Centre for Victim Issues and the RCMP Family Violence Initiative.
This training will be held in Nanaimo. Open to Community-Based Victim Assistance workers, Police-Based Victim Assistance Workers and police.
The BCASVACP and CCWS have worked with the RCMP, municipal police and the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General to find ways that victims can get information to police without having to engage with the justice system. RCMP and municipal police in BC have now adopted a provincial protocol for third party reporting.
Download background document on Third Party Reporting (pdf).
Training is funded by the National Policy Centre for Victim Issues and the RCMP Family Violence Initiative.
