Living Into Our Liberatory Values

Thursday, September 12th

During this workshop, participants will identify their liberatory values and engage in insightful discussion about what liberation means to them so that they can begin living into those values, every day.

This space is facilitated by Kiana Gabrielle, who is a Black queer nonbinary conflict resilience educator, leadership coach, and community steward who brings people together to practice co-creating a liberated future.

Click here to register for this training on 09/12

Intermountain Fair Housing Council's All-County Fair

Thursday, September 12th

Intermountain Fair Housing Council is hosting a family-friendly, carnival-themed fundraiser to celebrate IFHC's 30^th anniversary of fighting for Fair Housing justice in the state of Idaho. The event will take place at The Center In The Park, which is in Kleiner Park behind the Boise Village.

Your ticket purchase helps us fight evictions in our communities as well as make sure that our friends and neighbors have equal access to the housing we know should be a human right for them.

Click here to get tickets for this fair on 09/12

2024 National Prevention Town Hall: Mountain Region

Tuesday and Wednesday, September 24th and 25th

What does prevention look like when rooted in community and culture, outside of systems? As we continue to navigate the impact of COVID and the many related shifts we’ve experienced in the past years, our values have transformed and so must our strategies. The 5th annual National Prevention Town Hall will feature anti-violence prevention approaches in the Mountain region of the United States. 

Join us in exploring creative, sustainable approaches for advancing social change in the face of uncertainty. Across all aspects of our movement work - from housing rights to survivor healing to restorative justice - each of us plays a critical part in creating the world we wish to live in together.

Click here to register for this training on 09/24 and 09/25

Peeling Back the Layers: Unpacking and Combatting Infantilization of People with Intellectual Disabilities

Tuesday, September 24th

Infantilization - the practice of treating adults with intellectual disabilities as children - is a widespread issue that undermines independence and dignity of people with disabilities. It is also one reason why people with disabilities experience higher rates of victimization than people without disabilities and it is at the root of why many survivors of domestic and sexual violence with intellectual disabilities report not getting the support they need from victim services programs. 

In this interactive webinar, we will explore the deep-rooted connections between societal attitudes and the treatment of adults with intellectual disabilities.

Click here to register for this training on 09/24

The Intersections of Reproductive Justice and Gender-Based Violence Advocacy

Thursday, October 10th

Join us for an exploration of how reproductive justice intersects with gender-based violence advocacy. In this session, we will consider: 

• How reproductive justice affects the well-being and safety of survivors and what this means for our advocacy efforts.
• What advocates need to know about reproductive justice and its place in the broader movement.
• Actions we can take to advance reproductive justice within the context of gender-based violence advocacy.

Click here to register for this training on 10/10

Sustaining Wellbeing for BIPOC Advocates in the Gender-Based Violence Movement

Thursday, October 17th

The work to end gender-based violence can take a profound toll on our bodies, minds, and spirits. It’s easy to let our own well-being take a back seat as we push for social change and support survivors. For BIPOC advocates, the intersection of advocacy work with additional layers of systemic oppression can intensify this strain. This interactive session is free and open to advocates who identify as Black, Indigenous, or as a Person of Color. Participate in discussions, connect with peers, and gain insights to sustain your well-being and continue your work with renewed strength.

Click here to register for this training on 10/17

Real Conversations About Burnout, Balance, and Resilience in Rural Advocacy

Tuesday, October 22nd

Rural Restore sessions center the voices we need to hear most - yours. We provide a space for candid conversations about compassion fatigue and resilience in rural advocacy. Together we explore the impact of burnout in our movement and how rural gender-based violence organizations can foster care and balance for their staff. 



In this session, we'll explore the strengths and challenges of living and working in rural communities, focusing on how this impacts the wellness of rural advocates.

Click here to register for this training on 10/22