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Welcome to the Zero Abuse Project Training Catalog!
You can use the filters on the to browse the full scope of training Zero Abuse Project is able to offer for your organization. Please note that the On Demand filter can be used to quickly identify our trainings that have been pre-recorded and are available to watch. Most other trainings are available for organizations to book on a fee-for-service basis.
Through our Trauma-informed Prosecutor Project, we are able to offer a select menu of trainings for Prosecutors and other MDT members at no cost. Please select the Trauma-informed Prosecutor Project filter to view these trainings.
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How to Support a Friend Who has Experienced Sexual Violence
We discuss sexual violence and different ways to provide immediate and on-going support to a friend who has experienced sexual violence. This webinar is aimed at high-school aged students. Learn about local and national sexual violence and mental health resources, options for ensuring your friend’s physical health, and how both of you can set boundaries to regain choice and power.
Learning Through Play: Social Emotional Learning
Connecting with others may look different due to COVID-19, but play remains as important as ever. Learn fun ways to explore play, friendships, and emotions. Content is geared towards K-2nd graders.
How To Support a Friend Who is Struggling
It can be hard to know how to support a friend when they are having a tough time. Learn your role as a supportive friend, how to seek out safe adults and resources, and how to practice self-care. Suggested audience: Teens.
Consent: What It Is and Why You Need It!
Consent is about communication and it should happen every time. Students will learn strategies on how to recognize consensual versus nonconsensual behaviors and how to withdraw consent if at any time things feel uncomfortable.
Bullying, Harassment and Relationship Aggression
What is the climate of your school or workplace? How does it feel to be there every day? Bullying and aggression can erode the sense of safety and well-being for children and adults. This presentation will discuss in-depth the patterns of behaviors, the imbalance of power and the intentional efforts to harm that are present in bullying, aggression and harassment.
#11forJacob: A Movement of Positive Change
The #11forJacob movement was born out of a need to shift the focus from how Jacob Wetterling died to how he truly lived. We honor his memory by asking others to live out the 11 traits that Jacob exemplified: Be fair, Be kind, Be understanding, Be honest, Be thankful, Be a good sport, Be a good friend, Be joyful, Be
Bystander to Upstander: Taking on Bullying Behavior
Empathy is a powerful force that can be used to motivate and change a community. This presentation covers the dynamics that allow bullying behavior to thrive and then engages the audience to help create different dynamics in which everyone feels respected. Come and join us to problem solve, dream, and learn to be a voice for change.
Empower Me!: K-6 Grade Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
Children will learn about personal safety in this interactive session. Topics covered are: the buddy system, checking first, secrets vs. surprises, 5 trusted adults, listening to your “uh-oh” feeling, and body ownership. Never fear-based, this material is covered in a way that empowers children. (This presentation is often combined with Teachable Safety Skills presentation for parents).
Smart Not Scared: Personal Safety Messages for Teen or Preteens
Sexual abuse prevention is a team effort. This presentation covers personal safety strategies for preteens and teens with a focus on the importance of being a voice for change. Topics include consent, do no harm, bystander intervention, and personal safety strategies for teens. This presentation has been particularly powerful as an assembly for seniors before heading off to college.
Online Connections
With online and hybrid learning, teens are spending more time on screens. What are warning signs that you or a friend may be at risk for online harm and what does self-advocacy look like virtually? The suggested audience for this training is teenagers.
Protecting my Online Footprint (Cyberbullying Prevention Included): Grades 5-12
Teens will learn about the importance of making healthy choices online. Online risks and dangers will be discussed so youth are aware of behavior that should trigger warning flags. Risky behaviors of peers, including sexting and cyberbullying, will also be covered. The presentation also talks about positive ways that the Internet can be used to advocate for each other. This
Friendships During COVID
Learn how to safely keep in contact with new friends and find the right balance between spending time with new friends and with yourself/family. Suggested audience: 2nd-5th graders
Building Empathy: The Power of Connected Children in a Disconnected Age
Empathy is a powerful force that can be used to motivate and change lives for good. This presentation covers the power of empathy and how emotional connection is still a strong antidote for bullying behavior and toxic choices. Parents and caring adults are attempting to help the young people in their life navigate the world around them when the digital
CAST: Making the Leap to Distance Learning
In this session, we will discuss resources and strategies for transitioning to distance learning for postsecondary coursework. Details regarding how to present live lectures, host virtual office hours, and disseminate materials with a mind towards educational equity will be addressed.
