Idaho Safety & Resilience Conference

Tuesday and Wednesday, June 3rd - 4th

This in-person conference in Garden City, Idaho brings together multidisciplinary team professionals working in the areas of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, stalking, and human trafficking to share knowledge and data and facilitate collaborations that will strengthen systems and enhance services for victims of crime in Idaho. The conference focuses on tactical training and practice, as opposed to being academic in nature.

This conference planning committee is committed to including diverse participation and perspectives to provide insights and highlight innovative approaches to meet the needs of crime victims and the agencies and systems providing victim services.

Click here to register for this training from 06/03-06/04

Identifying and Assessing Technology Facilitated Abuse

Wednesday, June 4th

This webinar will provide an overview of how advocates can work with survivors to identify the ways in which technology is being used to abuse them. It will include a discussion of common abusive misuses of technology, descriptions of how survivors might be impacted, and explanations of common methods used to detect and identify the technologies or methods being used.

Click here to register for this training on 06/04

Recognizing Child Survivors of Domestic Violence

Thursday, June 5th

Join us for an informative webinar designed to equip Victim Service Providers and Advocates with the knowledge and tools to support children who have witnessed or experienced domestic violence. This webinar will provide insights into the emotional, psychological, and social impacts on children, and offer practical strategies for creating a supportive and healing environment.

Please note that we are unable to offer CEU's or certificates of completion to participants.

Click here to register for this training on 06/05

Recognizing and Addressing Vicarious Trauma

Thursday, June 17th

Working as a legal advocate means walking alongside survivors facing difficult, emotional, and traumatic experiences every single day. This has an impact on you — on your emotional, physical, and psychological well-being. Carrying through and continuing the good work requires intentional care for yourself and a network of support. This training will equip you with a foundational understanding of vicarious trauma—and the role it plays in your daily life. The training will cover the basic neurobiology of trauma, tools to recognize trauma symptoms in yourself and others, and techniques to mitigate its impact. Individuals will be encouraged to participate as we develop resiliency skills including identifying individualized methods of self-care.

This webinar is designed for non-attorney advocates.

Click here to register for this training on 06/17

Color Our World

Friday, June 20th

Please join The Advocates at the Limelight Hotel in Ketchum, Idaho for their 2025 Color Our World Ribbon Raise Cocktail Party.

Join together and honor our shared commitment to provide life-changing support for survivors of abuse and the promise of a better tomorrow.

Click here to learn more about this party