Idaho Safety and Resilience Conference

Tuesday, June 2nd through Thursday, June 4th

The Idaho Safety & Resilience Conference brings together multidisciplinary team professionals working in the areas of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder 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 planning committee is committed to including diverse participation and perspectives to provide insights and highlight innovative approaches to meeting the needs of crime victims and the agencies and systems that provide victim services. The conference focuses on tactical training and practice rather than being academic.



Click here to purchase registration for this event from 06/02 - 06/04

A Resonance Gathering for Memory, Imagination, and the Practice of Becoming

Wednesday, June 3rd | 1:00 pm in Mountain Time

A Confluence of Practice is a shared threshold into Resonance Network’s living practices. It is a two-hour reflective gathering designed for creatives, thinkers, organizers, and everyday people longing for a space to slow down, reconnect, and reimagine.



WHO IS THIS FOR?

• Creatives, storytellers, and everyday people seeking deeper meaning in their work
• Organizers and leaders navigating burnout or transition
• Thinkers who want space for reflection, not just reaction
• People drawn to narrative as a form of repair
• Those who are future-forward yet rooted in memory
• You do not need prior experience. Curiosity and willingness to reflect are enough.

Click here to register for this event on 06/03

Enhancing Survivor Resilience and Preventing Staff Burnout: Creative Strategies

Thursday, June 4th | 1:00 pm in Mountain Time

Art helps us express our feelings, share our experiences, and strengthen our connections to one another and to our own creativity. ‍The session will include time for making art, sharing, and discussing ideas for incorporating these practices into advocacy programs. In this interactive session, participants will explore artistic strategies that enhance survivor wellbeing and foster advocate resiliency.

Registration is limited, so sign up now to attend!

Click here to purchase registration for this event on 06/04

Emerging Issues: Understanding and Responding to Tech-Facilitated Abuse

Thursday, June 11th | 11:00 am [or] 5:00 pm in Mountain Time

This webinar will explore how technology is used to perpetrate abuse, the implications for victim safety, and strategies programs can use to respond effectively. The webinar will be hosted by your FVPSA funded TA Provider, the Capacity Building Center (CBC), but will feature a special presentation from Audace Garnett of NNEDV’s SafetyNet team, who brings deep expertise in the intersection of technology and survivor safety.

Click here to purchase registration for this 11:00 / morning event on 06/11

or

Click here to purchase registration for this 5:00 / evening event on 06/11

Color Our World

Thursday, June 18th | 5:00 pm in Mountain Time

Join The Advocates for an evening dedicated to building a community rooted in safety, healing, and hope. Together, we will raise critical funds to support local survivors of abuse, their children and pets.

More details, including ticket how to reserve a table or ticket will be shared soon. For now, we invite you to mark your calendar for Thursday, June 18th from 5:00pm-7:00pm and plan to join us.



Tickets and tables are now available

Gala in the Treasure Valley: Pathways to Hope

Friday, October 2nd | 6:00pm in Mountain Time

Advocates Against Family Violence presents Pathways to Hope, a gala with the theme “Every Voice Matters. Every Story Heals.” Taking place in Caldwell, Idaho from 6pm to 9pm, this event will be a memorable night in beloved community.

Please save the date, and if you have any questions about this important event, please contact the hosts: www.aafvhope.org



[RSVP info will be shared in the coming months]