Jul
13
Sexual and domestic violence prevention practitioners are hearing more and more about social cohesion and social inclusion strategies which aim to increase mutual trust in a community or neighborhood and improve the process and terms for individuals and groups to take part in society. Join us for a conversation where we will explore recent research on social cohesion, social inclusion, and sexual and domestic violence, and how a feminist power analysis can coexist with and strengthen social cohesion and social inclusion strategies to prevent sexual and domestic violence. We will learn about examples from the field and share considerations, tools, and resources that can be used to guide efforts.
HOST: David Lee & Ashleigh Klein, PreventConnect and CALCASA
FACILITATOR: Lisa Fujie Parks, Prevention Institute
OBJECTIVES:
- Discuss recent research on social cohesion, social inclusion, and sexual and domestic violence.
- Engage in a candid discussion about how to address power imbalances and other conditions that contribute to sexual and domestic violence as a part of social cohesion and social inclusion strategies.
- Identify considerations, tools and resources that can be used to guide efforts.
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